YouTube music pharm

RealTraffic1 said:

ALOT of A/B testing is required to understand the limits you can push with each device/account/address etc, this information worth alot of $$.

no one will give it away for free.

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Envoy667 said:

Yeah i understand of course,
In also looking for someone who has something working and i can pay

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Proxy Cake said:

honestly just start with one phone and decent proxies before overthinking the setup, most people fail cause they complicate it first

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WackyWombat said:

Yeah mate, I think you’re kinda mixing two different parts of the game here.
Are you trying to understand the setup side (phones, proxies, all that stuff) or more about how to actually run and grow the music channels themselves?
Because those are two very different conversations.
One is infrastructure, the other is strategy.
If you can clarify what you’re really stuck on, people here can give you way better answers. Right now it’s a bit too broad

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WackyWombat said:

First thing mate, if you’re thinking about just looping your own music on a few phones, you’ve kinda missed how a phone farm actually works.
What you’re doing there is basically a dodgy homemade SMM setup, and yeah
that’s the kind of stuff that gets channels wiped.
Real farming goes way beyond just inflating numbers.
When you’ve got a proper setup with decent software, the idea is to send the right signals to YouTube so it can actually place your content in front of the right audience.
It’s not about boosting numbers for the sake of it.
That might’ve worked ages ago when YouTube mostly looked at views and called it a day
but that ship sailed a long time ago

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WackyWombat said:

Yeah mate, I get what you’re saying.
A lot of people imagine it’s just a few phones, premium accounts, looping music and easy AdSense
but nah, it doesn’t really work like that in practice.

If it was that simple, everyone would be doing it and getting paid.
There’d be no reason for people to spend money on software and time setting things up properly.

The reality is, the ones actually doing it at scale are using setups that go way beyond just looping plays.
Proper orchestration, behavior, variation
stuff most won’t talk about openly.
And yeah, same here, you see a handful of guys on BHW hinting at it, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Most people either don’t know, or know and keep quiet.
Classic

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Envoy667 said:

Hey guys, I’ve been in the forum for a while and I’m interested in YouTube music farming. I’ve gone through a lot of threads, but I’m still not fully clear on how to actually get started.

From what I understand so far, I’d need multiple phones, ideally different data plans, and proxies. But I feel like I’m still missing some key steps to set everything up properly.

I’ve picked up some knowledge, but I’m sure there’s more to learn. If anyone can explain the process a bit more clearly or point me to someone or a guide that can help, I’d really appreciate it.

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J0shxe said:

To get started with YouTube Music farming, you need to focus on building a high-trust footprint that looks like genuine organic listeners. If you stay small with 1-2 accounts, physical phones are fine, but for scaling, you should transition to a virtualized setup that mimics real usage.

Some tips to begin with:

Infrastructure and IP:
Don't use home WiFi or VPNs, as these are easily flagged by YouTube's antibot filters. Use dedicated mobile proxies, I use Voidmob for similar use cases. Dedicated mobile proxies use real CGNAT, which mixes your traffic with thousands of real mobile users, making you much harder to ban. Additionally you are getting dedicated DNS with low leak probability and stable good IP with unlimited bandwidth (perfect for YT)


Device Fingerprinting:
If you aren't using physical phones, you must use an anti-detect browser like AdsPower. This allows you to create isolated browser profiles for each account, where you can match the TCP/IP fingerprint (p0f) to the proxy for a 1:1 genuine mobile appearance. p0f can be matched only with dedicated mobile proxy, not shared or resi.


Account Verification:
Suggest to verify every account with a real US non-VOIP number (more trust). Avoid cheap virtual SMS services, as YouTube often shadowbans or blocks accounts tied to virtual numbers during verification.


Farming:
Do not start streaming immediately after account creation. Warm up the accounts for 15–30 days by performing natural actions like searching, following artists, and liking songs to build a trust score.

If you plan to scale past a few phones, using AdsPower and good mobile proxy to manage virtual devices is much more efficient than managing physical hardware.

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J0shxe said:

To get started with YouTube Music farming, you need to focus on building a high-trust footprint that looks like genuine organic listeners. If you stay small with 1-2 accounts, physical phones are fine, but for scaling, you should transition to a virtualized setup that mimics real usage.

Some tips to begin with:

Infrastructure and IP:
Don't use home WiFi or VPNs, as these are easily flagged by YouTube's antibot filters. Use dedicated mobile proxies, I use Voidmob for similar use cases. Dedicated mobile proxies use real CGNAT, which mixes your traffic with thousands of real mobile users, making you much harder to ban. Additionally you are getting dedicated DNS with low leak probability and stable good IP with unlimited bandwidth (perfect for YT)


Device Fingerprinting:
If you aren't using physical phones, you must use an anti-detect browser like AdsPower. This allows you to create isolated browser profiles for each account, where you can match the TCP/IP fingerprint (p0f) to the proxy for a 1:1 genuine mobile appearance. p0f can be matched only with dedicated mobile proxy, not shared or resi.


Account Verification:
Suggest to verify every account with a real US non-VOIP number (more trust). Avoid cheap virtual SMS services, as YouTube often shadowbans or blocks accounts tied to virtual numbers during verification.


Farming:
Do not start streaming immediately after account creation. Warm up the accounts for 15–30 days by performing natural actions like searching, following artists, and liking songs to build a trust score.

If you plan to scale past a few phones, using AdsPower and good mobile proxy to manage virtual devices is much more efficient than managing physical hardware.

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Envoy667 said:

Hey guys, I’ve been in the forum for a while and I’m interested in YouTube music farming. I’ve gone through a lot of threads, but I’m still not fully clear on how to actually get started.

From what I understand so far, I’d need multiple phones, ideally different data plans, and proxies. But I feel like I’m still missing some key steps to set everything up properly.

I’ve picked up some knowledge, but I’m sure there’s more to learn. If anyone can explain the process a bit more clearly or point me to someone or a guide that can help, I’d really appreciate it.

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