Daniel Mayne
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question in the title. Let me know if you have any idea about this thing or you yourself have made money being a troll.
Do you know anyone who makes money while being a troll?
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rasbsal
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Depends on what you do after that
Leader777
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CyberHour
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You nailed it
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Well that's new to hear
i also do my wifes bra occasionally , reminds me what im having
for dinner later. nom nom nom
larrydetuvi
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I remember there was a youtuber who made a channel some years ago. He would just trash talk about anything, specially other youtubers. Millions and millions of views.
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I dont get the concept, I am too dumb for this?
Daniel Mayne
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you are a JV man. don't answer if you have no idea and spoil other JV's Rep.
Daniel Mayne
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I expected some serious answers but it turns out Junior VIPs are hell-bent on spamming the shit out of this thread.
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what else did you expect from trolls who make money online?
Daniel Mayne
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at least share the method he uses or PM me.
HoNeYBiRD
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Define "troll".
People are getting paid operating meme pages on various social platforms. Some site owners provide platforms for trolling (fourchan, 9gag etc). Then there are people who get paid by different organizations or even governments to spread their propaganda through social media sites. That can be considered trolling too.
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+make+money+as+a+troll
People are getting paid operating meme pages on various social platforms. Some site owners provide platforms for trolling (fourchan, 9gag etc). Then there are people who get paid by different organizations or even governments to spread their propaganda through social media sites. That can be considered trolling too.
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+make+money+as+a+troll
Becoming a YouTube Troll
Author: Krzysztof Willman
Did you know it pays to be a troll on YouTube?
No really...
All those controversial topics and entries that you'd never dream of discussing in the real world could make you thousands of dollars on YouTube if done correctly. However, the art of trolling is a lot harder than it seems, and you must be a gifted troll in order to accomplish the seemingly impossible.
There are only a handful of YouTube trolls who've mastered the act of ignorance, but if they could do it then so can you. Perfect your hateful feedback, and follow these six steps to become the best money making internet troll on YouTube.
Step 1: Create a YouTube Channel
You can't troll without a platform, so the first thing you'll want to do is create your own YouTube channel.
The most difficult part may be figuring out what to call your YouTube channel, but I've found that using a variation of your name works best for vlogging.
Another good way to think up your channel's name is to base it off your niche topic (makeup, cooking, comedic skits).
Once you've developed your YouTube channel, it's time to plan what type of content you're willing to produce.
If you're not trying to troll, then feel free to work on something you enjoy, but if you are, then proceed to the next step.
Step 2: Controversy Pays
Did you ever wonder why topics on the death penalty, addiction, and abortion get so many views?
The answer is controversy!
The more controversial something is, the more people are drawn to it. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but most people aren't interested in your coin collection hobby. However, they would be interested if your coin collection was the result of theft.
I think people love to hate watch on YouTube, and everybody nowadays is a "social warrior." Whenever you watch a video of someone bashing on a particular group of people, there will be hundreds or thousands waiting to jump in and attack the video's creator.
Well, with Google Adsense and affiliate programs, those views will eventually turn into gold. Please try not to get your channel banned by going too far with the controversy.
Speaking of disagreements, I found the following topics to ignite the largest responses on YouTube:
Politics (Barack Obama, Donald Trump)
Abortion (Pro-life vs. Pro-choice)
Gay Social Issues (marriage, civil rights)
Racism (black on white crime, cultural issues)
Sexism (feminism, male vs. female)
Animal Rights (animal endangerment)
You could begin by choosing a couple of those topics and make videos relating to them or run the gambit on all of them. Use either the honest approach (less hateful comments, less views) or the troll approach (much more hate, more views).
The choice is up to you.
Step 3: Comment on Popular YouTube Channels
As a troll, you may ask, "What's the best way to attract attention?" Well the first thing you'll want to do is make a few trolling videos because you're going to need content on your channel.
I would aim anywhere between 10-20 videos and see if they attract viewers. If they don't, then head over to popular channels and troll as much as possible.
Many don't understand that trolling is not about hurling insults towards others. You have to be clever in the way you troll otherwise you'll be ignored and likely suffer negative consequences towards your channel (no views, banned). I would pick out a few popular YouTubers and comment on their latest videos nearly everyday. Your comments don't necessarily have to be hateful and they shouldn't be. The comments you leave should be critical and clever enough to generate interest.
If done correctly, then you may see a rise in your own channel's views because of both the critiques you give and the familiarity gained from daily commentating on well known YouTubers' channels.
Step 4: Respond to Feedback
If you're new to YouTube, then you have to respond to any comment you get either on your or other people's channels.
It's extremely difficult to initially get attention, even with controversial videos. However, it'll pay off once you get the ball rolling. It takes a mountain of effort when you begin, but things will become a lot easier once you start to build a following.
However, you won't attain a following if you don't respond to both negative and positive comments. Even if you don't believe anything you're saying, you should still go for it. If you don't take things too seriously, then trolling other people could be kind of fun.
Why do you think people get a kick out of trolling others?
With so many overly sensitive people out there, it's easy to stir the pot and get others enraged. I think it's much more beneficial to troll now than it was when YouTube first began especially with social issues such as gay rights and racism taking center stage.
This doesn't mean that trolls will be off the hook though, and the next step will test your mental toughness.
Step 5: Beware of the Troll Backlash
Whenever you troll through comments or on your own videos, get ready for a massive backlash. If you're a new YouTube channel, then you won't get that much hate due to invisibility, but popular channels often get swarmed with hate if there's controversy abound.The good news is that you'll be making more money because of more views; the bad news is that your emotional state will be tried.
I've been around YouTube, and I can honestly say that this video sharing site has some of the most hateful feedback I've every seen. The anger and hate is downright brutal at times, and you will definitely get a ton of it from trolling videos. You better have tough skin because everything from your looks to your family won't be off limits.
Now you could choose to disable YouTube comments, but it'll only hurt your overall viewership (money).
So I'm warning you that many people have quit YouTube because they couldn't handle the nasty comments. That's the risk you take whenever making videos, but even more so when you're making controversial (trolling) videos.
Step 6: Try New Things: Apologize and Move On
Once you've weathered the storm and have become a YouTube success, then feel free to apologize and move on to other things.
As horrible as YouTube commentators may be, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Eventually, even trolls are able to attain a large following if everything's done correctly.
When you have a loyal following, you no longer have to do trolling videos to generate a ton of views.
You could transition into vlogging and be authentic. People do love honesty, which is why we've seen so many successful vloggers. They also love when individuals apologize for their mistakes and move on.
Do you know why that is?
Because everybody makes mistakes and we all want forgiveness. If you're genuine about past fallacies, then your followers will forgive you. New followers will be interested in your journey and they'll be along for the ride.
The art of trolling can be amazing but it shouldn't last forever. Eventually we all want to move on to do bigger and better things, and trolling is rarely part of that equation.
How to be an internet troll on YouTube is a guide to instant success in the beginning, but all guides eventually have to end.
In other words, we can't troll forever.
Author: Krzysztof Willman
Did you know it pays to be a troll on YouTube?
No really...
All those controversial topics and entries that you'd never dream of discussing in the real world could make you thousands of dollars on YouTube if done correctly. However, the art of trolling is a lot harder than it seems, and you must be a gifted troll in order to accomplish the seemingly impossible.
There are only a handful of YouTube trolls who've mastered the act of ignorance, but if they could do it then so can you. Perfect your hateful feedback, and follow these six steps to become the best money making internet troll on YouTube.
Step 1: Create a YouTube Channel
You can't troll without a platform, so the first thing you'll want to do is create your own YouTube channel.
The most difficult part may be figuring out what to call your YouTube channel, but I've found that using a variation of your name works best for vlogging.
Another good way to think up your channel's name is to base it off your niche topic (makeup, cooking, comedic skits).
Once you've developed your YouTube channel, it's time to plan what type of content you're willing to produce.
If you're not trying to troll, then feel free to work on something you enjoy, but if you are, then proceed to the next step.
Step 2: Controversy Pays
Did you ever wonder why topics on the death penalty, addiction, and abortion get so many views?
The answer is controversy!
The more controversial something is, the more people are drawn to it. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but most people aren't interested in your coin collection hobby. However, they would be interested if your coin collection was the result of theft.
I think people love to hate watch on YouTube, and everybody nowadays is a "social warrior." Whenever you watch a video of someone bashing on a particular group of people, there will be hundreds or thousands waiting to jump in and attack the video's creator.
Well, with Google Adsense and affiliate programs, those views will eventually turn into gold. Please try not to get your channel banned by going too far with the controversy.
Speaking of disagreements, I found the following topics to ignite the largest responses on YouTube:
Politics (Barack Obama, Donald Trump)
Abortion (Pro-life vs. Pro-choice)
Gay Social Issues (marriage, civil rights)
Racism (black on white crime, cultural issues)
Sexism (feminism, male vs. female)
Animal Rights (animal endangerment)
You could begin by choosing a couple of those topics and make videos relating to them or run the gambit on all of them. Use either the honest approach (less hateful comments, less views) or the troll approach (much more hate, more views).
The choice is up to you.
Step 3: Comment on Popular YouTube Channels
As a troll, you may ask, "What's the best way to attract attention?" Well the first thing you'll want to do is make a few trolling videos because you're going to need content on your channel.
I would aim anywhere between 10-20 videos and see if they attract viewers. If they don't, then head over to popular channels and troll as much as possible.
Many don't understand that trolling is not about hurling insults towards others. You have to be clever in the way you troll otherwise you'll be ignored and likely suffer negative consequences towards your channel (no views, banned). I would pick out a few popular YouTubers and comment on their latest videos nearly everyday. Your comments don't necessarily have to be hateful and they shouldn't be. The comments you leave should be critical and clever enough to generate interest.
If done correctly, then you may see a rise in your own channel's views because of both the critiques you give and the familiarity gained from daily commentating on well known YouTubers' channels.
Step 4: Respond to Feedback
If you're new to YouTube, then you have to respond to any comment you get either on your or other people's channels.
It's extremely difficult to initially get attention, even with controversial videos. However, it'll pay off once you get the ball rolling. It takes a mountain of effort when you begin, but things will become a lot easier once you start to build a following.
However, you won't attain a following if you don't respond to both negative and positive comments. Even if you don't believe anything you're saying, you should still go for it. If you don't take things too seriously, then trolling other people could be kind of fun.
Why do you think people get a kick out of trolling others?
With so many overly sensitive people out there, it's easy to stir the pot and get others enraged. I think it's much more beneficial to troll now than it was when YouTube first began especially with social issues such as gay rights and racism taking center stage.
This doesn't mean that trolls will be off the hook though, and the next step will test your mental toughness.
Step 5: Beware of the Troll Backlash
Whenever you troll through comments or on your own videos, get ready for a massive backlash. If you're a new YouTube channel, then you won't get that much hate due to invisibility, but popular channels often get swarmed with hate if there's controversy abound.The good news is that you'll be making more money because of more views; the bad news is that your emotional state will be tried.
I've been around YouTube, and I can honestly say that this video sharing site has some of the most hateful feedback I've every seen. The anger and hate is downright brutal at times, and you will definitely get a ton of it from trolling videos. You better have tough skin because everything from your looks to your family won't be off limits.
Now you could choose to disable YouTube comments, but it'll only hurt your overall viewership (money).
So I'm warning you that many people have quit YouTube because they couldn't handle the nasty comments. That's the risk you take whenever making videos, but even more so when you're making controversial (trolling) videos.
Step 6: Try New Things: Apologize and Move On
Once you've weathered the storm and have become a YouTube success, then feel free to apologize and move on to other things.
As horrible as YouTube commentators may be, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Eventually, even trolls are able to attain a large following if everything's done correctly.
When you have a loyal following, you no longer have to do trolling videos to generate a ton of views.
You could transition into vlogging and be authentic. People do love honesty, which is why we've seen so many successful vloggers. They also love when individuals apologize for their mistakes and move on.
Do you know why that is?
Because everybody makes mistakes and we all want forgiveness. If you're genuine about past fallacies, then your followers will forgive you. New followers will be interested in your journey and they'll be along for the ride.
The art of trolling can be amazing but it shouldn't last forever. Eventually we all want to move on to do bigger and better things, and trolling is rarely part of that equation.
How to be an internet troll on YouTube is a guide to instant success in the beginning, but all guides eventually have to end.
In other words, we can't troll forever.
DunderMannen
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- Sep 11, 2019
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Yes. Take a look at Leafy on YouTube.
But be fucking ready to get insane clapback after the stuff you release. Cause if you're going the route of making money on YT being a troll, please be a man and mop the consequences. Show your face.
But be fucking ready to get insane clapback after the stuff you release. Cause if you're going the route of making money on YT being a troll, please be a man and mop the consequences. Show your face.
Dient
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- Mar 1, 2019
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The best example is 6ix9ine but there is a lot of youtube channels that basically trolls.
Example from my country is Jerzy Urban he was used to be main communist propagandist when my country was ruled by the Communist government, now he has a youtube channel named Tygodnik NIE and his own troll newspaper.
Example from my country is Jerzy Urban he was used to be main communist propagandist when my country was ruled by the Communist government, now he has a youtube channel named Tygodnik NIE and his own troll newspaper.
