Is it possible to success on youtube if your first videos suck?

The first 50 videos can be part of the learning process. Each upload gives you more information about what works.
 
Of course. There are a lot of examples where not just 50, but 100 videos or even more got no attention. And then one vid suddenly blows up. What's funny - it usually smth that you didn't think would do really well. It could be smth that differs from your usual content or format like more detailed video. Or it could be a good vid about smth that is getting a lot of hype right now. So yeah, experiment but don't try too hard or steal someone else's content - it won't help you.
 
In my opinion the first 20 to 50 videos can be a learning phase. oe strong video can bring attention to the older ones too.
 
Yes the first videos for everyone was mostly a failure i believe so is normal to your first videos to suck and then improve this will not affect long time results
 
For example, if I create 10 videos and they all suck, getting less than 200 views (talking about long form content). Am I cooked or is it still possible to gain traction with a well-received video in the future?

Is there any youtube channel where the first 50 videos were not successful but in the end, a while later, they ended up succeeding?

If you can show an example or share your experience about it, I'd appreciate it.
Definitely not cooked. 10 videos is nothing on YouTube. One good video can change everything, so I'd focus on improving the content rather than worrying about the first few videos.
 
Yes, a channel can grow later even after many videos get very low views One good video can bring new attention to the whole channel.
 
Early low views are pretty common, especially with long-form content youtube tends to “test” videos, and one good performer can unlock more distribution consistency plus improving hooks and retention usually pays off.
 
Definitely possible, as long as you work on your content and make it better. Everyone evolves over time
 
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