Downloading videos from TikTok and uploading to YouTube?

Uploading videos from TikTok to YouTube will get you views, but it risks violating YouTube's policies if the video isn't yours.
This strategy should only be used short-term; monetization will be considered reposted content.
If you only repost without adding any value to the content, the risk of being sued is very high.
As for a new channel, I would start with self-made short videos; compared to a few years ago, there are now many tools to help.
 
Can this strategy work?

Downloading shoet videos from TikTok mainly but maybe Instagram too, and uploading them to YouTube.

That would be a new channel.
That may work for u initially but it is defiinitely not a stable plan in the long run. There r many clips similar to urs available which makes it hard for u to stand out from them. What really makes the difference is adding something speecial to ur videos or giving people a reason to subscribe to u.
 
No you gets some views from this at first but I don't think it is a good long term strategy.
I consider creating original content based on your own specific niche, while being mindful of legal regulations.
 
Can this strategy work?

Downloading shoet videos from TikTok mainly but maybe Instagram too, and uploading them to YouTube.

That would be a new channel.
You'll get quick views initially, but the channel will absolutely die and fail monetization due to Reused Content policies unless you strip watermarks and heavily edit, commentate, or add deep reaction value.
 
I would do this only if you can apply your own twist and not just republish the contentt
 
My friend, try making your videos unique. Plenty of neural networks can handle that. For example, you can change the audio, add subtitles, or watermarks. Ask chatgpt, and it'll help you do everything. We're already living in the modern world)
 
DailyDoseOfInternet basically does this. He just talks a little about each video he steals.
 
Can this strategy work?

Downloading shoet videos from TikTok mainly but maybe Instagram too, and uploading them to YouTube.

That would be a new channel.
Yes, you can get views doing it with good topics or subjects. Although, it's not easily monetizable.
 
Many people try it, but original content tends to perform much better over time.
 
Many creators upload the same videos to both TikTok and YouTube. So if you're using content that isn't yours, you should edit it to reduce the risk of copyright claims.
 
it can work for getting views but simply reuploading other people's shorts is risky for copyright and monetization
adding your own editing style commentary analysis or unique value gives a much better chance of building a sustainable channel.
 
Plenty of people have tried it, but YouTube seems much stricter about reused content these days. I'd focus on adding unique value.
 
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