A Fool Of A Cook

I like this concept, especially the distinction between forwards and actual strikers. The evergreen angle is strong too, but I’d make sure there’s a clear hook so it feels more like a compelling ranking rather than just a list of players.

I really appreciate you being open about this, and I think the language barrier you describe is an important part of the conversation. I completely understand why hearing from people with similar experiences could feel like a helpful first step. That said, I’d be a little cautious about asking viewers to tell you whether you have AuDHD. There’s a big difference between someone saying, “I experience this too” and someone being able to determine whether you have a clinical condition. YouTube comments obviously can’t provide that diagnosis, and I’d be especially careful about applying those conclusions to your son. I think the video could be even more valuable if you framed it as: “These are the experiences that have made me wonder whether I might have ADHD or autism. Have other people experienced something similar, and what helped you pursue an assessment?” That way, you can still learn from the community, hear other people’s experiences and potentially discover resources for navigating assessment in Japan, without putting the responsibility of diagnosis onto your viewers. I also think your experience as someone living between different cultures and dealing with a language barrier could make this a really interesting and useful conversation.

Sounds like a really simple but high-impact video. How about adding a black circle on the thumbnail with a silhouette figure and highlighting that you will also showcase a 4th mystery figure. Something that drums up anticipation

I agree; sometimes it's better to just move on. Otherwise, your viewers will feel fatigued. Boogie2988 used to post videos clarifying his points and decisions, and I'd argue that it lost him his momentum (alongside other things).

My worry is that this is a huge commitment - perhaps you could turn it into a series so you have more chances for YouTube to push it. Each video could focus on a different product and you could have a recurring joke about how gaming is a lifestyle. Its a real cool concept, I hadn't even heard of the Razor toaster.

Fully agree with the above; briefly talk about the nostalgia, but focus on why a player would want to play today and how the game holds up compared to newer games.

This sounds like a great concept because it combines three things that fans are likely interested in: Suikoden, original character design, and your music. My main suggestion would be to make sure the contest submission remains the focus of the video. The hypothetical Suikoden VI idea sounds interesting, but I'd treat it as supporting context rather than a major section so viewers don't lose sight of the main topic.

Shouldn't be a problem if he only uses the songs from the chants. However, a backtrack could tie it together nicely.

This is a really original idea! I'm buzzing for the World Cup. How many seconds of each will you use? If it's for TikTok, you don't want it to be too long, as the audience will quickly lose interest. How does this fit your channel as a whole? Think about how it fits with the audience you've already built. If your viewers subscribed for a specific type of content, suddenly posting a World Cup songs compilation might get views, but it could also confuse the algorithm about who your audience is. For the title, I'd lean into curiosity rather than just "48 World Cup Songs Compilation." Something like: - Ranking All 48 World Cup Songs From Worst to Best - Every Country's World Cup Song... Which One Wins? - The World Cup Song Tournament Begins

Do you mean do some bad recipes and play them up? I wanted to show off good recipes that others could replicate but I could also ham it up by trying ingredients