Social Media Is Now On 'Easy Mode' (Anyone Can Blow Up in 2025)

In this video, I break down the 5 biggest trends that beginners are using to grow faster than ever on social media. We have truly entered an "easy mode" era...it has never been easier to grow as a beginner (if you know what you're doing).

Video Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Retention editing is dead
2:47 High value content is winning
6:14 Niche positioning can now win huge
9:10 High volume and on-target consistency is rewarded more now
11:00 The modern creator stack
13:01 Summary Recap

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[mangosteen]

I love the rise of the relaxed style of content. It's so soothing. I immediately swipe away from the flashy nerve, jerking content. I wanna feel relaxed when I am watching, not like I am about to have a seizure.

[kaing]

I discovered your channel through the hooks writing video and was immediately "hooked" 😂.
Truly appreciate the deep knowledge and value you provide in each one.

[BrendanFoeryMusic]

Dude I’m so glad I found your content. I needed to hear so much of this.

[DetroitNinja]

I have over 930K subs and Youtube will never be on easy mode. It's going to take several hundreds of videos (in my case short videos) before you gain good traction (monetization and views).

[NextGenGames]

an you're so underrated not only your videos are so well edited but you actually provide value and you actually know what you're talking about and belive me after watching hundreds of these videos this is very rare, so glad the algorithm suggest me your videos, at this rate you will reach 50k subs by the end of this year

[stjohnhawaii]

Bro I really appreciate your videos. I remember seeing you on TikTok a while ago and I was always stressed at the idea of making gimmicky hype videos. So hearing you say how we can and should slow down and focus on story and value, that makes me so stoked. You’re the man!

[OhrionReacts]

Great video homie, can't wait to see more

[coachingleo]

again awesome value! Thanks kallaway for your deep knowledge, very good structure and delivery :)

[AlphaExpansionTV]

I’ve just kicked off a faceless YouTube channel. It’s a grind, but I’ve got faith it’ll pay off. The feedback so far has been solid, and I’m leveraging all the knowledge I’ve picked up over five years of podcasting. It wasn’t until this year that I really realized what I was missing on YouTube. I’d been so focused on Instagram and other platforms, but the shift to YouTube is already blowing my mind. Thanks for all the wisdom you’ve shared here.

[growtholine]

Great video. I think your editing really hits the perfect balance between making the videos great to watch and still being all about providing value

[nickditkun]

Boom! Another great video. So glad the retention editing phase is over 👏

[BrandonThole]

I’ve seen people with a large reach use your exact video title and tips from this video. You’re definitely doing something right.

[williamjacobsen]

My father is the best in the world at what he does. We are also in a very unique and highly valuable super duper niche that we truly stand alone in. It just dawned on me in the last 2 weeks that this shift is going to be the biggest opportunity we have ever had. I clicked on this video to confirm my new found beliefs that there has never been a better time than now for us. Wow. Also. You did a wonderful job building trust in this video! Thank you for this!

[KamalHyman]

Damn. An ass kicking and encouragement in one!

The niching down concept is a tough one; mine would be ‘personal development’ but that can consist of mindset, communication, disciplined relationships

[kailyd.]

Yes!! Can you please do a deeper video on the modern day creator stack!!

[ayshakhatun-xzol]

I love your videos—short, concise, and relaxing to watch. Those flashy hyperbolic tones and editing really give headache

[davidt]

So far it's felt like strucking gold since I've found your channel. I've learned tons. Keep it up!

[CodyAlushin]

This excites me greatly. I’ve spent my entire life gaining the skills I have to produce the content I just started uploading to YouTube. It seems fairly niche to me and hits pretty much every target you mentioned. I wish I knew what to do to expedite the algorithm finding my audience, but I have a schedule to stay consistent and hoping for the best. I genuinely love creating this content and intend to do it long term!

[pokene_pokemon]

Over edited content is still absolutely king. The notion that it’s out of style is wrong. That editing style just doesn’t work in this particular industry - it’s a selection bias

[SchuStats]

Glad to see you're posting a lot because your storytelling video was the first ever time I've seen it explained so well and broken down into basically context conflict and how that makes our brains interested. I've actually heard other people bring up that one university talk from the south park creators but no one extracted the most important part which is that the "buts" and "therefores" are in between different pieces of context and conflicts.

Basically what Im saying is you've got a gift for breaking things down and Im glad there's more stuff coming from you.