The video discusses a trick to update the title of a YouTube video in real-time to display the current number of views. The creator explains that this can be achieved through three methods: manual updating, using a software to automate the process, or utilizing YouTube's API (Application Programming Interface).
The API method allows for the automatic updating of the title with the current view count, and the creator provides examples of how this can be done using coding. The creator also mentions that this method is legitimate and allowed by YouTube.
However, the creator notes that YouTube may not allow this trick in the future, and if the channel is found to be using it, it may be blocked. The creator encourages viewers to share the video and experiment with the trick while it still works.
Additionally, the creator discusses the potential of automation and coding to create content and perform tasks on YouTube, such as uploading videos and collecting data. The creator emphasizes the importance of using one's brain and exploring the possibilities of automation and coding.
Overall, the video provides an insight into the creative and technical possibilities of YouTube and encourages viewers to think outside the box and explore new ways of creating content and interacting with the platform.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker created a code that updates the title of their YouTube video every three seconds.
2. The code uses the YouTube API to extract data from the video's views, likes, and comments.
3. The speaker explains that YouTube does not update view counts in real-time, but rather in intervals.
4. The speaker mentions that they can extract data from YouTube using the API, including views, likes, and comments.
5. They can also upload videos to YouTube using the API.
6. The speaker explains that they can automate tasks on YouTube using coding and the API.
7. They mention that they can create videos automatically using automation, including making a video from a news article.
8. The speaker notes that they can update their video title using the API, but not the titles of other channels' videos.
9. The speaker uses a technique called "on-screen crack" to automate tasks, which involves using software to mimic keyboard and mouse actions.
10. The speaker mentions that they can earn money by extracting data from YouTube and selling it to others.
11. The speaker notes that YouTube has safeguards in place to prevent abuse of the API, including rate limiting and blocking of suspicious activity.
12. The speaker mentions that they have a channel with over 4 million subscribers.
13. The speaker notes that they can be banned from YouTube if they are found to be abusing the API or violating YouTube's terms of service.
14. The speaker mentions that they have a backup plan in place in case their channel is closed, including a new channel and an Instagram account.
15. The speaker notes that they will continue to create content and automate tasks on YouTube as long as their code is working.