Juvon Clips features the entrepreneur creator Juvon in lifestyle, vlog and talking head footage. Cut short clips from it for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
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PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE
10KVIEWS$135 cap$2710K views pays $27
50KVIEWS$13550K views pays $135
100KVIEWS$135CAP100K views pays $135, at the $135 cap
Brief B: solid, 3 red flags (keep posts live, ongoing duties and rules changed later), videos must be original, not stolen from other clippers and no captions or bio that do not tag his main account. The brand shares a footage link and a brief document, and sets a few content rules.
Gabe says he left college after two years and came home because his mother was struggling to support him, his sister and his grandmother, then took overnight Target shifts stocking shelves and loading trucks. Gabe says his first monetized month paid $5K, and with his job he was making around $8K to $9K.
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GabeIntervieweestudent
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Gabe went from a best video of 11 views to a $5K first monetized month in about two months, and says he missed another $5K by getting monetized two weeks after his video blew up.
Juvon flies to Puerto Rico, rates a piña colada 6 1/2 and tours the Dorado Beach resortEDITED VIDEO15m of 24m read84HIGH
Juvon races to catch a flight that ends up delayed, eats at the American Express lounge while he waits, lands in Puerto Rico and drives about 45 minutes toward the hotel. He orders shrimp tacos and a piña colada at a roadside spot and rates the drink a 6 1/2.
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Hotel staff greet him by name, and Michael walks him through the room's outdoor shower and the complimentary Puerto Rican rum. Juvon says he began posting faceless YouTube clips in high school and now earns most of his money from YouTube ads, selling six-month or one-year mentoring programs that people buy daily.
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MichaelSpeaker
JuvonCreator
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Juvon breaks down the business behind his lifestyle: faceless YouTube clips, ad money and paid mentoring.
Juvon flies to Chicago for 24 hours just to eat deep dish pizza and rates it 8 out of 10EDITED VIDEO13m83HIGH
Juvon lands in Chicago and says he flew in that same day for one goal only, deep dish pizza. His Uber driver asks him on camera to cancel the ride and hand over the
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40 fare in cash instead, and Juvon turns him down. He opens the deep dish, wishes it were hotter, and rates it 8 out of 10, saying it would be a 10 if it came hotter, before eating a free hotel breakfast and a chopped cheese and heading to the airport.
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Juvon flies across the country for a 24-hour trip with one goal, and his Uber driver still asks him on camera to cancel the ride and pay the $40.40 in cash.
An unnamed speaker recalls a friend backing out of their plan to start YouTube together, then keeps grinding alone for years until the same friend comes back asking to be taught. He argues nobody cares whether you succeed or fail, so waiting on other people or their approval keeps them from becoming wealthy.
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He warns that friends and family will not support you until you get big, says to make people support you with good work, and calls life pay-to-play, with no handouts, urging viewers to pay for information instead of expecting free help.
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The friend who backed out of starting YouTube comes back four years later asking to be taught, backing the speaker's blunt claim that nobody cares whether you succeed.
Juvon rushes to his gate, lands hungry in Cancun, and takes a taxi to Circum Burrito, where he tries Spanish phrases and jokes that the driver cannot pronounce his name. A Saint Regis staff member tells him the resort is closed for his stay, so he and his group have the whole place to themselves.
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From the ferry he pitches faceless YouTube and AI avatar channels, saying he launched the first one and it made 425K in 100 days. He tastes Doritos, haggles with a taxi driver and pays $100 US for a two-hour wait, then rides a jet ski and tells viewers to cut everybody off for 90 days and grind.
WHO
amariGuest
JuvonCreator
WHY WATCH
Juvon claims his faceless YouTube earnings pay for the whole trip, and he says he launched the first AI avatar channel, which made 425K in 100 days.
A 21-year-old drops out of college and says he became a millionaire the same yearEDITED VIDEO5m81HIGH
A 21-year-old speaker tells viewers aged 16 to 25 to start acting now like the person they want to become. He recalls dreaming at 16 of reaching the NBA and of becoming a millionaire before finishing college, then says he dropped out at 21 and made the million the same year.
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He tells viewers to cut anything that does not benefit them out of their lives cold turkey, and argues that if he had started chasing the million at 19 or 20 he probably would not have hit it at 21. He admits he missed many birthdays and family time, argues success has no time limit, and warns that anyone who claims getting rich is easy is lying.
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A 21-year-old admits he dropped out of college, hit a million dollars the same year, and paid for it with missed birthdays and time away from his family.
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Juvon tours a Dorado Beach resort room and explains his faceless YouTube businessPODCAST15m of 24m read80HIGH
Bellman Michael walks him past the library, the restaurant and a 2-mile trail, and says the property covers over 200,000 acres.
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Juvon orders shrimp tacos and a pina colada, rates the drink a 5, then tours room 322 with its outdoor shower and a Puerto Rican rum pour served with coconut ice cubes. He explains that he started posting clips back in high school for a faceless YouTube channel, that most of his income comes from YouTube ads, and that he ran the business alone for four years before starting to mentor others.
Juvon Gamory reports $71.78 on day 2 of his faceless YouTube channel and pitches his systemUGC PROMO60s66HIGH
He says the fully automated channel takes zero minutes of his day, claims the same setup made him $200,000 in 30 days, and tells viewers to comment the word YT to get that system.
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Juvon Gamory reports $180 day-three earnings on his faceless YouTube channel and pitches a free master class
Juvon Gamory, a creator running a faceless YouTube channel, reports $180 earned on day three of his push toward $500 a day, up from about $70 on day two and $50 on day one, and still $320 short of the goal. He calls the channel fully automated, says he does no work on it, and tells viewers to comment YT to get his free master class.
Juvon Gamory starts a challenge to grow a faceless YouTube channel to $500 a day
Juvon Gamory opens day one of a challenge to push a faceless YouTube channel to $500 a day, showing an old account he says earns about $55 a day without him posting. He says day one brought in $55 from old videos and tells viewers to comment YT to get his free master class.
Juvon Gamory reports $90 on day 14 of his $500-a-day faceless YouTube channel challenge
Juvon Gamory opens day 14 of pushing his faceless YouTube channel toward $500 a day and reports banking $90.
Juvon Gamory reports his student earned $154 in a day on day 10 of a faceless YouTube challenge
Juvon Gamory, creator of the challenge, reports on day 10 that his student earned $154 in a single day without filming himself or showing his face.
Juvon Gamory tallies $138 on day 16 of his faceless YouTube challenge
Juvon Gamory opens day 16 of his faceless YouTube challenge, chasing $500 a day, and reports $138 generated that day. He admits the video underperformed, says he still made $90.00 without technically doing any work, and pitches his blueprint, telling viewers to comment YT to see how he made $200,000 in 30 days.
Juvon Gamory reports his student's faceless YouTube channel made $169 on day nine
Juvon Gamory calls it day nine of taking his student to $5,000 a month without the student making the videos, and reports the student generated $169 that day, a pace he calls solid enough to reach the goal. He says the money comes without showing a face, then pitches his own system and tells viewers to comment the word YT to see how he made $200,000 in 30 days facelessly.
Juvon Gamory urges clippers to keep hiring while a client ranks his three video editors
Juvon Gamory, a creator, tells clippers to keep hiring freelancers so they can find a cheaper editor with 80 or 90 percent of the quality and raise their output. The other speaker ranks the three editors he pays, calling his $45 first guy the best and his $20 newcomer second best. He says a mid-range editor at $30 to $35 turned in a late video with two pages of corrections, work that feels like background footage playing under the voice over. He argues the $20 newcomer is way better, that he would pick that editor over the best if he had to choose one, and that the mid-range editor is probably getting subbed out or kept in reserve.
A man on a phone at an infinity pool floats Tuesday as a possible day
A man at an infinity pool talks on a phone, says yeah, maybe, and floats Tuesday as a possible day. Another speaker asks what time they are in.
A camera glides down a white corridor and passes a vending machine
The camera drifts down a plain white corridor in silence and slides past a vending machine.
