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She is printing on YouTube Shorts. Listen to what this girl says because they honestly need to be teaching this in school. Everything and I lost everything and I needed to get a BMW M4. Next 28 days, this is what I would do. Go to YouTube. Go to any popular kids channel. Look at all of the views they're getting. This is how much YouTube pays for 1 million views. YouTube pays between $1,000 and $15,000 in ad revenue, with an average of $2,000 to $5,000. Payout depends on several factors. Views from countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia demand higher ad rates than views from developing regions. Long-form videos (over 8 minutes) allow for more mid-roll ads and higher revenue per thousand views compared to short clips. Shorts pay on a different pool model. 1 million views on Shorts can range between $30 and $200. So drama, like, create some income beyond these numbers. Well, affiliate links into their YouTube analytics. Go to ChatGPT. Get it to give you ideas. Give me ideas for viral nursery rhymes. If you're trying to make YouTube Shorts that get millions of views, the biggest pattern is taking a familiar nursery rhyme and adding a cute, emotional, funny, or surprising story. Kids stay engaged because they recognize the song, while parents keep watching to see how the story ends. Here are some ideas: Animals, Baby Pit Bull Learns to Swim, Mom Finds His Mom at the Pond, Baby Chick Finds a Lost Egg, Baby Duck Can't Find His Carrot, Baby Bear's First Rainstorm, Baby Bunny Finds a Giant Strawberry, Baby Fox's First Friend, Baby Owl's Best Friend in the Snow. Pick one that you like. Get it to give you a scene-by-scene breakdown for a one-minute long video. Humpty Dumpty - 1-Minute Pixar-Style Nursery Rhyme. Scene 1 (0:00-0:05) Lyrics: "Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall..." A bright, colorful fairytale kingdom at sunrise. Humpty Dumpty cheerfully waddles toward a tall stone wall, waving to birds, rabbits, and butterflies. Scene 2 (0:05-0:10) Humpty climbs the wall using a tiny wooden ladder. He reaches the top and proudly sits down, smiling as he watches the kingdom below. Scene 3 (0:10-0:15) A friendly bluebird lands beside him. They laugh together while colorful butterflies flutter around. Everything feels magical. Scene 6 (0:28-0:35) Humpty had a great fall... Humpty tumbles off the wall in slow motion, spinning through the air while feathers, leaves, and flower petals swirl around him. Scene 7 (0:35-0:43) "All the king's horses and all the king's men..." The king's horses gallop across the meadow while the king's helpers rush from the castle carrying ropes, pillows, and a giant safety blanket. Scene 8 (0:43-0:50) Instead of breaking, Humpty bounces safely on the giant blanket with a huge, silly BOING! Everyone gasps—then bursts into laughter. Scene 9 (0:50-0:56) The king's helpers celebrate with Humpty. They form a circle, and the bluebird lands on Humpty's nose. He sneezes, loses his hat, and starts wobbling back and forth. He waves to the audience as a rainbow appears over the castle, ending with everyone smiling and dancing together. Copy. Go to Picsart. Go to AI Playground. Paste what chat gave you. Make sure your settings look like this and generate. Give it two or three minutes. Couple minutes later. And this is what you're gonna post on YouTube.