How Faceless AI Kids Songs Channels Actually Make Money

[00:02] single most watched video in YouTube history is not Mr. Beast, is not a gaming channel, and it is not a music star, it's Baby Shark. This song has over 16 billion views. And the channel behind it, they are bringing in upwards

[00:17] of $2 million every single month from Simple Kid songs. And if you think they're the only one, they are not alone. There's also Coco Melon super simple songs, Little Baby Bum, Choo Choo TV, and Gracie's Corner. What do they

[00:31] all have in common? They are making millions from super simple animated kids songs that even you can make. And I know you're probably thinking, "Okay, Mon'nique, I don't sing. I don't animate. I don't have a studio." But

[00:44] what if I told you there's a way for you to make this same type of content faster, cheaper, and easier than ever before? Because right now, thanks to AI, you can create these same kind of kids animations and songs, all using one

[00:58] prompt from one tool. And you can do this right from your phone or laptop in minutes. And I'm about to show you exactly how to do it in three easy steps. And I'll be revealing a strategy that no one on this internet is talking

[01:11] about. And guess what I'm doing? I'm giving it to you for free. All right, we getting right into this. And the first step is going to be the most important because everything else we do after this is going to be built on it. And that is

[01:23] choosing the right type of song. If you just go on here and try to make any kind of random kids song, you will definitely get lost in the noise. And we don't want that. So, how do we find the right ones? I'm going to give you two ways. And the

[01:36] schoolers who like to get it out the mud. All you have to do is go on YouTube, type in kids songs or nursery rhymes, and then you'll sort by most viewed this year, and get to scrolling. You will instantly see what is trending.

[01:51] wheel because I'm telling you, the people that's getting those billions of views didn't do it themselves. Now, the second way is actually my favorite. Why? Because it is going to be using AI to uncover the most demand topics that

[02:05] parents are searching for. So, all we have to do is open up chat GPT and you can create a free account and we are going to ask it to give me 20 kids animated song ideas that will put me in the top 5% of earners on YouTube for my

[02:20] enter, this is one of the things that people aren't going to tell you. You need to make sure you keep in mind who you are creating these songs for. Baby Shark exploded because they were targeting toddlers between 1 and three.

[02:33] Coco Melon locks in kids ages 2 to 5. So, we need to figure out our target. So, that's why in this prompt, I'm going to add make it for kids ages 1 through three. And then boom, Chad GPT is handing this to us on a silver platter.

[02:47] And when you look at what it spits out, it's exactly the kind of stuff kids are obsessed with. These are literally proven topics that parents actually want their kids watching. So, out of all of these that Chat GPT showed us, I'm going

[03:01] to stick to the movement and play songs. All right. So, now that we have the type of song we are creating, it is time for us to bring it to life with some actual lyrics. And since we are trying to be Baby Shark in the making, here's what

[03:13] you need to keep in mind. Toddlers do not like complicated words. They need something fun, repetitive, and easy to move their little hands and feet to. And let me show you what the lyrics to Baby Shark looks like. It's literally the

[03:27] same lines over and over again. And yet this is the most watched video in YouTube history that is definitely showing us the power of simple and showing us the power of simple and catchy. So how do we now come up with

[03:40] something like this? Again, we are going to turn to our friend Chad GPT. And this is the prompt that I am going to give it. Write a simple two-minute kids song lyrics for toddlers ages 1 through three in the style of Baby Shark, but with

[03:53] original fun sounds. Make it about something light. And this is where you are going to enter whatever topic you found. I'm putting clap, stump, or jump. tell it to use short lines, lots of repetition, playful nonsense words like

[04:09] la, na na, or clap clap, and clear motions. Kids can do clapping, waving, stomping. Keep it super simple and engaging. And as another bonus tip, the reason I towed it 2 minutes because you will find that the most viral, most

[04:23] trending, most popular songs are in that 2 minute range. No more than 3 minutes. So, it has generated our lyrics. And looking at these, it definitely looks like something that we will find in the baby shopoo. And I can definitely see

[04:37] the kids singing along to it. But now that we have our lyrics, it is time for us to make the song come alive. And no, I am not about to sing it for you. And neither do you have to. But in addition to music, we will also need an animated

[04:49] video. And I'm telling you, this next step is about to blow your mind because step is about to blow your mind because with this one AI tool, you can create both the full kids song using your lyrics and the animated video. And it's

[05:01] all going to be done from one single prompt. I'm talking about a full scale like it came out of a professional minutes. And the tool that's going to do

[05:14] this for us is none other than Nvidia AI, which I have talked about before. Now, let me show you how easy it is to do. So, inside of Invido, all you have to do is enter a text prompt into this box, but not just any prompt. This is

[05:27] pretty long, but it's going to get the job done. So, I'll tell it to create a 2-minute animated kids video for toddlers in 16x9 landscape format optimized for YouTube. The style should be bright, colorful, and playful,

[05:41] similar to Baby Shark or Coco Melon. Show animated characters like kids, animals, and simple shapes dancing, clapping, and moving to the beat. And here is where we are going to just copy and paste those lyrics from Chad GPT for

[05:54] it to use. And after that, you also want to tell it the music style. So, I'm going to say we want a background choir. It to be playful, upbeat, repetitive. We want some percussion, simple scent, self kids voice and make it 115 beats per

[06:09] minute. Why? Because I went to search to see how fast that Baby Shark song is. Remember, we are using it for inspiration and it is 115 beats per tell it is to just use bold repetitive visuals with lots of motion to keep

[06:23] toddlers engaged like bouncing balls, clapping hands, or jumping animals. Sync the lyrics as on-screen subtitles time perfectly to the vocals. Add cheerful backgrounds like sunny skies and end with a big cheerful group animation of

[06:36] have to be this detailed if you don't want to. However, I really wanted to spell everything out. And I will give you this prompt down below so that you can copy and tweak and use it yourself. But once we hit enter, it will ask you a

[06:50] getting it right. And for the audience, we definitely want it to be a toddler and it has the timing and the platform right. The only thing that we will have to do is come on down right here where it says basic because we are everything

[07:03] but basic and we want to make sure we let it know we want the ultra and the ultra will give you the highest quality video for you to be able to monetize on YouTube. So next we just hit generate and after a few minutes it has created

[07:16] our entire kids animated song and this is what it looks like.

[07:35] Stomp stomp stomp your feet. Stomp stomp stomp your feet. channels better watch out because you have arrived. And at this point, the

[07:50] video is pretty much done. But if you want to make any changes to it, like for instance, the first scene has this hater nation and we know we are not haters. Or we can just go down to the edit button and we'll have to choose media. And from

[08:04] change, which is the first one. Then we'll tell it to replace it with generative media and then give it a description of the new media that we want to be here. And once we hit generate, it will create an entirely new

[08:18] scene for us. We just hit replace and apply. >> Clap your hands. Stomp your feet. Let's move together. move together. >> Clap clap clap your hands.

[08:34] think that this is an amazing video, especially for AI doing everything for us. And honestly, the videos on this surpasses some of those top channels, if you ask me. Now, I do want to let you know that yes, you can get started with

[08:47] Invido for free. However, if you want to use the advanced generative capabilities that I use today, then you will need a generative plan. And this is the exact plan that I am using. And it starts at $100 a month. And if you already have a

[09:03] plan and you are looking to upgrade, you can easily go to your subscriptions and in the add-on section, you can add some generative minutes. But honestly, with all of the things that you are able to do in this one tool is definitely worth

[09:17] it. But I'm not going to leave you here. Just on that note, I do want to show you quickly how you can upload this to YouTube. So, first and foremost, we all know you need to create a YouTube channel, which is very simple to do. You

[09:29] can log in with your free Google account and then you'll hit create channel. And you will have to give it a name and a profile pick. And to keep this as low stress as possible, you can always use chat GPT again and ask it to give you a

[09:43] list of possible names for your channel. And if you have the plus version of chat GPT, you can also ask it to create a profile picture for your channel. And if you don't have the plus, you can always just snap a screenshot of the video you

[09:57] just created and upload that because it look fun and represent your channel. But you can upload your video. And once you drag and drop it into that, you're going to have to give it a good title. And you can do this one or two ways. You can

[10:10] either go and search for those nursery rhymes and kids songs and see how people are titling theirs and then you kind of adapt to that because if it ain't broke, don't fix it. We know that's working. Or again, you can just ask Chat GPT to help

[10:24] you to do it. Chat GPT is free, so why not put it to use. Now, this is the part that you definitely don't want to miss. You need to create a good thumbnail. And this is important because this is what's going to capture the attention of people

[10:37] as they are scrolling through. and you have to pop and stand out against all the other videos there. And an easy way to do this because of the beautiful video that Invido created for us, you can just scan through, find a part of

[10:50] that video that you absolutely love, and then you can take a screenshot of it. And from there, you'll just go back into YouTube and upload it. It's as simple as that. Also, when you upload your video, YouTube will usually pull three

[11:03] different parts of the video out for you, and you can see if you like those, and if you do, use it. But just make sure it's something that's going to be strong and represent your video. And when it comes to the description, you

[11:15] don't really have to put much in it. You can just put the name of the song again, and you can list the lyrics if you want to, just to add some extra for people to sing along to and to see what's actually being said in the song. But that is

[11:28] pretty much all you need to get started with making your very own kids animated channel. And you only had to do about 5% of the work because AI did the rest. So if you enjoyed this video, please like it for me. Thank you so much for

[11:41] watching. And until next time, we are out. Peace.