Does Marshall Lee have a bigger fanbase than Edward Cullen?
I've recently become a Marshall Lee (from Adventure Time with Finn and Jake/Fiona and Cake) fangirl, and I read in a youtube comment that he has a bigger fanbase than Edward Cullen despite being on the screen for one 7 seconds and not talking. Is this true?
How to become big on Youtube?
Alright bud, listen good because this kind of info from someone like me is few and far between. I've run 2 channels and the total combined views is over 150,000 in about 1 year, if you want to be "well known" then upload stuff like when GTA V comes out, upload a video about that the day it's out and people WILL search for it, boom easy 500,000 views there if you promote it right; let's move onto that: Invite contacts from friends or chats you know people on, post stuff in comments and if it gets top comment and is a popular video boom, easy 200-400 views. After it hits a steady viewership like mine did ( 2,500 views a day on average) to something far more, you will have a nice big shiny large total video views to your name, now put annotation on the video and make it transparent, people click it boom easy 500 subscribers, now you have a large subscriber count and a large viewer count, heck do Sub4Sub if you're playing dirty. Also USE THE TAG SYSTEM!! I've been doing this for years and it works.every.time. You never said you wanted a fanbase, this will make you big and in time you can upload quality content, I just gave you the best advice you will ever see in your life.
What top Asian country has the biggest fan base for reggaeton and why?
Japan. I saw in a documentary regarding reggaeton and some of the artists said that there in Japan they bumped and grinded and loved the music just as much as in puerto rico or in the united states. som im gonna say japan for sure
Starting a K-pop dance cover channel on YouTube?
Go for it if you like. I would say, you probably shouldnt actively look to do a dance that is intentionally effeminate, its possible it might affect your image, although i think it probably wouldnt be a huge deal. You are more likely to be chosen based on your skill in an audition than on how popular you are on youtube. Of course, if your fanbase becomes so huge that you become well known all over, then it might make a difference. As for an audition, you probably already know this, but when auditioning, the less mainstream the act, the better. To say it more clearly, if you audition with a choreographed dance from a well known group, you will be compared with them when you do your audition. It probably wouldnt be a problem to use a popular song if your dance is original and different.