YouTube shorts are fun so I also started to release some and I was really surprised how I got some views, hundreds actually. Then one was over 1,000. They are not edited and I record them directly on the cell phone so it's quicker to go from idea to posting it. Here's the one that is the most popular, not my own favorite, but that's that way it goes with music also.
Jay Nocats second single released is "What They Say." See video below. On YouTube, the first video shows the single release cover art image. YouTube creates that video when a song is released and those are on the Releases tab of the YouTube channel. When there is a video uploaded like the lyric video uploaded for the first single, LRITW, that is located on the Home tab REPLACING the default lyric video. If a video hasn't yet been uploaded then the automatic video generated by YouTube is also placed on the Home tab of the official artist channel. I'll be making a video showing this on my second YouTube channel, "No Dough DIY," coming soon. I have two channels, one is my official artist channel and the other is for everything else that I do and I do a lot of DIY projects because I have... "No Dough," which is also the name of my third single, see next post on that, thanks, also:
Work is being done on the lyric video for What They Say and is coming soon.
You can see the YouTube Shorts on the Shorts tab.
Here's the video for the auto-generated version of What They Say.
YouTubers may find something in What They Say that relates to the changes and the various apocalypses on YouTube over the years like the adpocalypse and others.
There was a time when the monetization requirements changed and it was a big shock and setback for meany YouTubers. Other times there were other rule changes creating additionally custom named -pocalypses and this song may fit one or more of them.
