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Niches for American YouTube 2026: No Voice, No Face – For Beginners

0h 12m video Published Dec 16, 2025 Transcribed Jul 31, 2026 Е ЕГОР ФЕРМЕР / Американский Ютуб
Beginner 6 min read For: Aspiring YouTube creators, especially beginners looking for no-face/no-voice channel niches and simple production methods.
AI Trust Score 62/100
⚠️ Average / Some Fluff

"Delivers a genuinely useful list of no-face niches, but the constant course pitches and repetitive 'simple animation' examples water it down."

AI Summary

Egor Farmer reviews nine low-competition YouTube niches for American audiences in 2026, all suited to no-face and no-voice production. He analyzes real channels that use simple animations, AI-generated images, voiceovers, and unconventional topics to reach hundreds of thousands of subscribers, and explains the exact production workflow.

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Psychology with simple animation

A niche built around brain structure, psychology, and social behavior in elementary cartoon form. One example channel has 66 videos and 70,000 subscribers, proving the format works.

[00:41]
Production workflow for animated videos

Generate images with Roset, animate them in CapCut, write a script, add a voiceover, upload to YouTube, create timecodes, description, tags, and publish.

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Same format, different color, still works

A red-themed channel with identical psychology-animation content also receives significant views, indicating the niche is not saturated and can be replicated.

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Unusual cartoon crossover content

Channels create non-standard questions about familiar cartoons: what if the Griffin and Simpsons families fought in Mortal Kombat, or how many SpongeBob restaurants exist. This 'what if' approach earns strong view counts.

[03:36]
Retro and unusual car history

Transport Chronicles reviews odd old cars, like a North Korean fake Mercedes and a Lada in Canada. With 68 videos and 30,000 subscribers, it taps into the large automotive content market.

[05:08]
Free mini-course offer

Egor Farmer promotes a free mini-course that sends lessons based on your current income level (e.g., $300) to help you launch and monetize a YouTube channel.

[06:16]
Extremely simple history facts

A young channel uses a single picture, a few historical facts, and a voiceover. It has only 20 videos and 2,000 subscribers, and the recommendation is to keep such videos under 10 minutes.

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Character-driven finance explainers

A channel uses the Griffin character to explain money rules and financial independence. Videos are around 20 minutes long and can be generated with neural networks.

[08:44]
Inner monkey self-improvement niche

A channel explains brain psychology and life advice with a monkey character representing the inner self. It has 12 videos, 200,000 subscribers, and one video hit 3 million views in two months.

[10:42]
Weapons reviews with 3D renders

A weapons channel launched a year ago with just a few videos, yet each gets millions of views. To enter it, creators need Blender to make 3D models and build 15+ minute videos.

[11:23]
Computer explainers for dummies

A new niche explains how computers, operating systems, and parts work using stickmen or monkey animations. It is described as a fresh, non-saturated direction gaining traction.

The video shows that no-face/no-voice American YouTube in 2026 is about picking a proven but non-saturated format — simple animations, unusual angles on familiar topics, or AI-assisted visuals — and consistently publishing short, structured videos.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 00:28 Select a niche and study a proven channel (e.g., simple animation about psychology/behavior).
2 00:41 Generate simple images with Roset (AI image tool).
3 00:53 Animate the images in CapCut.
4 00:53 Write a script and create a voiceover for the video.
5 00:53 Combine the animation, script, and voiceover; upload to YouTube.
6 00:53 Add timecodes, a description, and tags, then publish.
7 06:56 Keep such simple videos under 10 minutes and publish consistently.

Study Flashcards (10)

Which tool is mentioned for generating images for simple animation videos?

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Roset.

00:41

Which app is used to animate the generated images?

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CapCut.

00:53

How many videos and subscribers did the psychology animation channel have?

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66 videos and 70,000 subscribers.

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What kind of content does the 'inner monkey' channel make?

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Life advice and brain psychology explained through a monkey character representing the inner self.

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What results did the 'inner monkey' channel achieve?

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200,000 subscribers from 12 videos; one video got 3 million views in 2 months.

09:51

What is the recommended maximum length for simple history-fact videos?

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Under 10 minutes.

06:56

What software is recommended for making 3D weapon renders?

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Blender.

11:23

Give an example of an unusual cartoon content idea from the video.

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A Mortal Kombat-style fight between the Griffin and Simpsons families, or counting all the SpongeBob restaurants.

02:28

What free offer does Egor Farmer promote?

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A free mini-course that sends lessons based on your income level (e.g., $300) to launch a YouTube channel.

05:22

What did the archaeology channel use to create non-existent cities?

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Neural networks (e.g., generating a Kremlin made of ice).

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💡 Key Takeaways

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AI image + CapCut pipeline

Reveals a concrete, repeatable production system for no-face video creation.

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Replication proves the niche isn't saturated

An identical red-channel example shows that copycat formats still attract large audiences.

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Monkey metaphor drives explosive growth

12 videos to 200k subscribers shows how a relatable character can make self-improvement content viral.

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High-value weapon render niche

A channel with only a few uploads gets millions of views, signaling strong demand and little competition.

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Shorter is better for simple content

Explicit advice to keep videos under 10 minutes challenges the 'longer is better' myth.

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[00:01] Farmer. In today's video, we'll look at several YouTube channel niches that will allow you to make money in 2026. And what is most important and most children's and adult niches. In short, we will look at this whole situation from

[00:14] different angles. And finally, you will be able to choose a normal topic name is Egor Fermer, author and producer of a network of American YouTube channels. Let's go. How do you like this joke? Look, content that's built around the

[00:28] structure of the brain, psychology, social behavior, and things like that, but in the format of simple, elementary animations like these, right? So let's open one of these most popular videos. What do we see here?

[00:41] Essentially, minimalistic characters, text, simple animation, short, these images can be generated through Roset. This is one. Make an animation in CapCat, then

[00:53] create a script for the video itself, a voiceover, add it all to the video, YouTube, create time codes accordingly, write a description, tags, publish this video on YouTube. What is the problem, what is difficult about creating such

[01:07] mystery. What surprises me is that this channel only has 66 videos and 70,000 subscribers. That is, this is very solid evidence to conclude here, but it is not as great as in other niches. And new channels are coming in,

[01:21] so something similar can be filmed. And the format itself, well, yes, it elementary. And the most important thing is that with the help of such graphic covers. Let's say a person stands out from the crowd like a black sheep,

[01:34] brain's structure and so on can be shown schematically in this way. And so on. using this approach. By the way , one more example to add to my collection, that I told you about. It's the same thing, absolutely identical, only

[01:49] that one was yellow, and this one is like a red channel. No Sense, it's the same story, more cheerfully, more lively. Perhaps this is one of, well, either part of the channel network, or one of the founders, so to speak, of this niche. It's the same thing, the same story,

[02:02] but as you can see, it's getting quite a significant number of views. Let's move forward with you , friends. A channel about cartoons, but an unusual channel. Firstly, these are fairly old cartoons, so to speak, for the zoomer/

[02:14] millennial generation. This is the first thing. Secondly, the content itself, uh, that is you know, like a collection of facts, top 10 facts, blah-blah-blah, no, it is content on the topic of what if, let's say, then, let's say, if we take the Griffin family and the

[02:28] Simpsons family, and they interact with each other, yeah, like what would happen if they had an Mortal Kombat, roughly speaking. Or, for example, what if, well, how many characters were eliminated, well, like how many characters from The Simpsons were killed. The topic is

[02:43] extremely stupid. Maybe they were n't actually reborn there, conditionally, in the video they talk about this, although it would seem , in short, non-standard questions on standard topics. Like, everyone has seen these cartoons,

[02:56] and so on. But if we take a look at the animated series from this point of view , we can essentially come up with an interesting idea for content. come up with an interesting idea for content. 23 methods for making a bi party, or

[03:10] this is one of the most interesting things, like the many bikini-bot restaurants in the Spongebob cartoon. Well, I don’t know how many restaurants there are there. Well, the guy actually went through all the cartoons, read them, looked up the facts,

[03:24] compiled it all into a video and, please, uploaded it to YouTube. That is, in short by the way, this can be done not only about animated series, but also and so forth. In short, you don't have to limit yourself to just these

[03:36] popular cartoons. And here you have the result. That is, an unusual approach, a non-standard view of familiar things gives this result. Let's continue this topic. Unusual things, an unusual look at ordinary things.

[03:48] Transport Chronicle, that is, the history of cars. Well, in general, something simply beyond incredible. Transport chronicles, like what the hell, who the hell would be interested in this . But in this case, they are reviewing various non-standard, unusual

[04:01] cars, old cars, cars of the past, and so on. This is what struck me the most, the North Korean fake Mercedes. What speaking, in North Korea someone cut the idea from the West, naturally, and

[04:14] invented something similar. Lada in Canada, that is, a Russian car in Canada. Well, that is, you understand, yes, in short, where who is like in the past, who cut what, and so on, converted to, like, real modern cars, and so on. Well, it would be

[04:27] retrospect, as they say, yes, in historical terms, at how it all unusual content. In fact, the automotive content market on YouTube is very large. These include reviews of modern cars, and how

[04:42] cars are built, down to the parts, with all the nuances, and so on. And in one of my previous videos, I told you about how you can create a channel simply cars, talk about your automotive dream, like what first car to choose,

[04:56] or our favorite cars, or you will definitely fall in love with this car, and so on, and so on, and so on. That is, in this case, it is another sub-direction with old vintage cars, and

[05:08] this channel is exactly about them. 68 videos, 30,000 subscribers. Well, just so the choice of launching a YouTube channel or it is too late, I tell you that you do this, I have prepared a free mini-course, which is available in my

[05:22] take a look. So, if you want to quit your favorite job, not be tied to at prices in the store and live, as they say, a full life with a passive I have prepared this free

[05:35] need to do is go to the cart, choose what your current income level is: $300. I mean in general. Based on this, you'll be sent lessons that will help you understand how to launch a YouTube channel,

[05:48] learn all the other subtleties and nuances of how to monetize it. money from all this. The overview is clear, specific, with facts and examples, they're free. If you have any questions, you can

[06:03] care team here. You are passing Egor, farmer, care department. You can write here if you are currently in doubt, or if you haven’t yet managed to do something with trying to do, do, do, do, but nothing is working. So,

[06:16] please, write here to the care department, or, actually, watch the lessons, and then write after watching. Let's move on. This is the style I want to show you. Again, the channel has 20 videos and 2,000 subscribers. You seem to

[06:28] be developing as a young and promising channel. But what's the joke here? Here you go . Well, I think it's elementary simple. a picture in the form of a circle with queen, whoever. A few interesting historical facts and,

[06:43] like, what else did you want? Just a voiceover, text, and a picture downloaded from the Internet. Ready. And what I want to say, in principle, about the content itself. And this won't last long, but if you want, so to speak, to create

[06:56] relatively simple, uncomplicated and brings you at least some initial income, completely simple, normal direction. Please note that the videos minutes. I would make it even shorter. 10 minutes here will be enough to

[07:10] in general, in principle, is a channel that I really wanted to show you, here’s what I recently came across. So, everyone knows Griffin, the forth. So, basically, they took a character,

[07:22] created this channel. So, on YouTube, yes, you see, there are popular explainers and all that, including about finance. And so, in short, in the same style, in the style of explainers with a character, they made an explanation of how

[07:35] the rules of money, how to become financially independent, rich, and everything else content can be generated using neural networks, behind the scenes, in short, all this voice-over, also animation and the like. Just easy. And pay

[07:50] yes, let's just open it and see what videos he started with and what he ended up with . old videos, he started right away from 20 minutes. And now new minutes. Doesn't change its traditions. He is a handsome man. This means that the optimal

[08:04] video length for this type of content is 20 minutes. Lost various historical sites, archaeological excavations, discovered ancient cities and the like. This is the content. I

[08:17] believe that this view of history has a place to exist, because archaeology is also an extremely interesting field. And as for things like this, yes, there are a Internet about this, collect pictures and so on. And,

[08:30] author of this channel does. Using neural networks, he generates non-existent cities. Well, like, is the Kremlin really located in ice? Well, obviously not. Well, if beautiful, juicy, clickable, but in the videos themselves, well, it’s essentially

[08:44] some kind of pseudoscientific, incomprehensible documentary. However, the content is getting good views, and it really is possible to create a channel with a this trend of super-simple, dumb animations and

[08:58] explanations of something using monkeys or bananas is actually living up to. But in this case, this channel is not about finance, although there is one there with several hundred thousand subscribers. Here we have a channel about how our brain works, how to

[09:12] start the perfect morning, how to cope with all this routine and other similar things. In short, advice for life, on how to support yourself, inner monkey, as they say, is happy. And this is a super idea, I really

[09:26] firstly, the simplicity of the content, secondly, the association that the monkey is a person, the person is a monkey, everything is clear, like, it’s funny and cool, the inner monkey, all that stuff. And in terms of the content itself, a

[09:39] huge number of topics can be covered here, and the content itself can be created, including with the help of neural networks. Well, I like this kind of thing, I like this kind of thing, and I think that 200,000 subscribers, 12 videos, no, well, this is some kind of fantasy, to be

[09:51] honest. This is just too cool. Well, this is just too cool. Well, like, yeah, okay. 3 million views, so you understand, in 2 months on a video on this topic. How to make the monkey brain love complex tasks. And all this is presented under the

[10:03] pretext that the main character of the video is a monkey. who is trying in my opinion, this is absolutely brilliant. Before we move on to the next niche, the next topic, don't forget that I have my Telegram channel. By the way

[10:15] . Actually, the most interesting thing is that here I talk about all the innovations of the YouTube update, about how it all new features there are, and so on and so forth. Plus about training, plus about new niches,

[10:29] film on YouTube, about the results. Everything, everything, everything is located precisely in this channel. So subscribe to stay informed about all the updates and so on. And come to me for training under the most favorable, most

[10:42] pleasant conditions that can be. Let's move on. Channel about weapons. Again, it would seem that weapons are all such a forbidden, gray, incomprehensible topic, how is all this , but to make reviews like this, like how it works, how it is arranged

[10:56] so on, why not. And in this case, here we are talking about all types of weapons in general that may exist. Interestingly, the channel launched a year ago and posted just a few videos, but each of them

[11:09] views. Well, draw your own conclusions. If you want, you can jump on this trend. If you want to get into the topic, well, here you go, the topic. Yes, to make a 3D render, you need to figure out how to use blender, make a model,

[11:23] on. to collect it all so that it would be at least 15 minutes of such worth it, believe me. As you can see, yes, indeed, it goes very well. A channel about explainers, but on the topic of computers, how they work, what

[11:37] operating systems there are, which are better and which are worse, what computer parts there are, video cards, processors, chips, and everything dummies, for those who are completely unfamiliar with the subject, but also for those who are familiar with the subject but want to

[11:51] understand what the difference is, a channel in this niche is a completely new, unique any style you want, even like here with the stickmen, or please make it with monkeys that assemble or break a computer. Do

[12:03] actually gaining traction, you see what kind of very much for watching this thing. I hope this was helpful. If you still don't know what niche to create a channel in, don't worry, come to my

[12:15] ideas for videos there. We are discussing and distributing all this with our subscribers. free guides I send you, and you my mentoring program if you want to work one-on-one with me

[12:28] . That's all. This was Egor Farmer with you. Like it. Good luck to everyone. Bye everyone Farmer with you. Like it. Good luck to everyone. Bye everyone , friends. M.

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