[00:01] dollars by just posting faceless [music] YouTube videos. Just like this guy who's showing he made over $500,000 on a single faceless Brain Rot Kids YouTube to teach us how to do this in his course. So today we're going to buy one
[00:15] it's legit. We're going to see everything that's inside, test the YouTube automation from a guy on the internet. So I started watching this honestly impressed. He was showing some crazy numbers in his YouTube studio. But
[00:30] as I dug a bit deeper, things got a little bit more strange. So this guy YouTube channels and shows all this money that he's making in this penthouse and says that he's pushing a one-to-one mentorship and a free course. His entire
[00:45] does is super easy and he can just teach you everything. [music] And all the expensive cars, the plaques, the Miami penthouse views, it's all just to show the sauce and has made so much money from what he's doing. And all seems well
[00:58] and good until you realize that this guy doesn't really appear anywhere else on you can't see any of his YouTube channels, and it just looks like he just started posting [music] on TikTok out of nowhere. So basically all of his proof
[01:10] is coming from him, which means he could very easily just be lying. In general, if all of someone's proof is coming from themselves, it's a massive red flag. proof that he was actually giving and this is where things got really weird.
[01:23] So the YouTube studio dashboard that he's using looks super fake. The actual and it doesn't like refresh itself with this crazy animation every time you you'll see that like he's making different amounts of money for the same
[01:37] amount of views for the same amount of money, which is kind of weird. [music] actually see the channel that he's using for the YouTube studio dashboard and and subscribers of the actual channel, in his dashboard it has around 540,000
[01:51] subs, but on the actual channel it only has about 250,000. So chances are that's not his channel or YouTube Studio just bugged out like crazy, but I highly doubt it. So, hypothesis was correct. If all of someone's proof is coming from
[02:05] them and nobody else, then they are full of But, things get even crazier from here. So, in his comments, some people actually accuse him of being a cuz he says, "Hey, I don't sell a course. My course is literally free."
[02:20] really hate on a guy selling a free course. I mean, he's just being nice at link in his bio to a Discord server, which he claims is this free course. So, I decided to follow it and investigate. So, I clicked on the link to his free
[02:34] course in his bio and ended up joining this Discord server, where there were people. It first directs me to go read the rules. Uh pretty ironic, rule number 17 is don't impersonate other people and
[02:46] this guy is impersonating somebody else uh in his TikTok. So, that's kind of ironic. And oh my goodness, guess what? Pretty much right after that, the first thing that I see is access to his premium 2.0 course. So, his course is
[03:00] not free. Who could have guessed? Underneath that is a couple of wins channels. One of them just being wins that he sends of himself uh likely to just prove to you that this guy is beast and knows what he's doing and can teach
[03:13] automation. Again though, it's all coming from him. There's also a wins chat for the people in his community. Uh no idea if these are actual wins or not and some of these wins aren't even big. So, nice try. Uh can't get me there.
[03:28] But, after skimming through what little there was of the free course, I decided take my YouTube skills to the next level. When I got to the page, I noticed that almost everything was engineered to make sure that I wanted to buy and buy
[03:41] it right now. First, the landing page was filled with countdown timers, price messaging. It claims that there were over 820 members and it averages a five-star review on to build even more credibility and solidify your
[03:55] decision to buy his course. And this is all well and good, except none of these claims are really actually verifiable before you buy the course. Basically, this entire page is meant to just create urgency and really, really, really make
[04:07] you want to buy before you miss out on this opportunity of a lifetime to be like him. Things like this are pretty much classic in the world of gurus to But, I decided it was still worth a shot. If this guy is legit, then he
[04:20] probably is going to give me some crazy sauce in this course and make me make hundreds of thousands of dollars just like he is. So, I paid for the course and when I got access to it, I was added to a Discord server where there were
[04:32] to a Discord server where there were only 27 people, not the 820 like was promised on the landing page. That is crazy. On top of this, there is only one review of the course. Yes, you heard me, one review. And it was five stars, but
[04:45] who knows if that's even legit. I would bet a million dollars on the fact that there are actually not limited spots in this course either. I guarantee you, if 100 people wanted to sign up to this with the 27 that this guy has now, I
[04:57] personally wouldn't tell them no. Honestly, I feel lied to. The amount of times this guy has said that all he did was have a free course. This is a free course to get you into a paid course. But, even though he lied to me,
[05:11] he can redeem himself if this course is actually good. So, it is now time to dive into the modules and see if he actually has the sauce on how to get rich with YouTube automation. So, I started to go through all of the modules
[05:23] and I have to say, I was disappointed. Most of the modules are only like three to four minutes each. There's not like a whole lot of details. Some of the videos are very lackluster, very basic information. Honestly, I could ask
[05:35] that he is teaching, it will probably say the exact same things that he is AI. And a lot of what he's saying is just wrong. Like he has all these clickable thumbnail and the thumbnails are honestly really, really bad. Or like
[05:50] when he talks about affiliate marketing and says that it's very, very easy to when the reality is most people are probably not going to be able to do that there's many better ways for you to make money on YouTube like sponsorships or
[06:05] selling your own product or selling a course even is actually probably very heavily, too. First off saying that you should never copy other people and should always be original and unique. Well, then later in the course talking
[06:18] copy other people and blow up. What made me the most angry, too, was placing scare traps on beginners with things that either don't exist or don't matter when it comes to YouTube performance like zero view jail does not exist,
[06:31] posting time does not matter, and so much more. Basically, stuff that doesn't stuff that does matter, and making you pay him for it. I would even go as far struggle to get anything meaningful out of this course. So, now I'm obviously
[06:45] very clearly disappointed having just spent some of my hard-earned money and you know, try and get a result that I was not going to get. So, I figured the only real test left was the refund policy. On the landing page, he promises
[06:58] a 30-day money-back guarantee if you aren't satisfied. And I never really saw like a terms of service or really an explanation of what that refund policy would entail, which is a red flag, but I figured I would test it out after being
[07:10] in the dumps and the course not being very good. So, I opened up a ticket and and wanted my money back. Pretty soon, I was connected with a member of the staff where he said that they could not offer refunds just because I was unsatisfied.
[07:23] Yo, brother. Thank you for reaching out. First of all, you need to tell me like the progress right now? What did you did? Um and show me your channel because again, we don't just do refunds because
[07:36] someone feels like it. I don't say that maybe you actually put in the work, but I want to see if you did the work. Which is crazy because there was a 30-day money-back guarantee. Guarantee means 100%. Granted, he said the reason for
[07:50] scam them and take their money, which is really ironic. He basically said you had to go through 100% of the modules, post a bunch of videos on your own, and if it refund could be discussed, which honestly, I think is totally fair.
[08:05] anyone to just game the system and get their money back even if the course was actually really, really good. What really made me mad was the fact that landing page or when I joined the course. I mean, this is no longer a
[08:18] 30-day money-back guarantee. It is a 30-day money-back, we'll decide whether which is fine as long as you advertise it. It was just not advertised. [music] In general, if there is a refund policy on a course or any other type of digital
[08:31] product or service, it should be very clearly outlined what the conditions of is a major red flag, and you should probably stay away. So, I had to finally >> [music] >> I may as well have just thrown it into a
[08:44] fireplace cuz at least that fire would have made me warm when I get cold. So, yeah, after going through all of this, I realized that the actual product here is not the value or the education. It really is just selling the dream and the
[08:56] this case, it happens to be with YouTube automation. Basically, beginners are just targeted with dreams of getting expensive things and getting money fast and making it very easily. The reality is, to blow up on YouTube and to make
[09:09] money with anything, it requires, obviously, a lot of hard work and years and years of dedication. Some courses are really, really good, but in general, ones that are basically making unrealistic promises, clearly using fake
[09:22] results, and littered with red flags and lies all the way from the landing page probably getting scammed. So, yeah, it's kind of cooked. This guy is in Miami. I am also in Miami. Let me know in the
[09:34] comments if I should do a second video with him where he proves me wrong cuz I with him where he proves me wrong cuz I would love him, too.