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This niche was published on
Jun 4, 2025
Tina Turner Revealed The 7 Musicians She HATED
1.3M views · 2 days ago
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Why this

category
Celebrities
Format
Stories
Relevance
News & evergreen

niche?

In this niche, I found a channel that started only one month ago and already achieved more than 4.2M views. This shows just how big the potential in this niche really is because one single video reached over 1.7 million views. The best part is that the audience is older, which means they stay watching longer and are easier to trigger emotionally if you do it the right way. In this analysis, I’ll show you exactly how to do that.

Success chance

High

Saturation level

Medium

Experience level

Beginner

Audience

analyses

Male audience
40%
0
50
100
Female audience
60%
0
50
100
Geography
  • 1. United States
  • 2. United Kingdom
  • 3. Canada
Average age
45
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75
 years
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AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

What does the audience like?

LIKE

Hated Topics

I get that you probably have a lot of questions about what I mean by this, but once you start seeing the pattern in the topics used by the competitor channel, it’ll start to make sense.This audience really enjoys watching videos about familiar public figures where it’s explained why they disliked or even hated someone. There’s something about that mix of honesty, drama, and nostalgia that keeps them watching.I’ll go deeper into how to use this in your own videos later in the “How to Create Your Video” section.

LIKE

Elvis Presley

People like Elvis Presley in this niche because he brings back memories. A lot of the audience grew up with his music, saw him on TV, or remember the time when he was a huge star. He’s not just a singer to them, but he reminds them of their younger years.

LIKE

AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

What does the audience not like?

not like

Drawn-out stories

The target audience in this niche usually doesn’t enjoy stories that drag on too long. Don't get me wrong because sometimes it's a good thing to do, but be careful you don't do it too much otherwise your comments will look like this. (Exposing all the names from the video) 

not like
NOT LIKE

Competition

analysis

Competition ANALYSIS

These channels are showing potential for this niche.

LAST UPDATED ON 
Jun 4, 2025
STARTED AT
Apr 4, 2025
TOTAL VIEWS
4.262.470
VIDEO LENGTH
12-18 min
TOTAL VIDEOS
45 videos

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Topic analysis

At 78, Linda Ronstadt Names The Seven Musicians She Hated
1.7M views • 1 month ago
At 85, Chuck Norris Finally Confesses The Truth About Bruce Lee
5K views • 1 month ago
At 94, Clint Eastwood Names The Five Celebrities He Hated
22K views • 1 day ago
“Yoko Ono Broke Us Up“ - Paul McCartney Talks On His Feud With Yoko Ono Over The Beatles Split
1.7K views • 6 days ago

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

Video rating

Video analysis

Do's

Click on timestamp

00:00

Starting with real footage

Opening with actual footage of Linda Ronstadt works really well. People clicked because of her name and wanted to hear what she had to say about those seven names she supposedly hated, so showing her right away keeps viewers interested from the start.

00:05

Great begin

'Picture this...'

I really like how they open the intro with 'picture this' because it gets the viewer to imagine a scene right away, which makes the story feel more personal and engaging. It’s a classic storytelling trick that works because it creates a visual in your mind and makes you curious about what’s coming next. You're not just watching, you're already in it.

Don'ts

00:06

No background music

Another niche with no background music, and that’s definitely a missed oppurtunity. The right music adds a lot. It helps set the mood and makes the story hit harder because without it the whole story can feel a bit flat. So if you’re getting into this niche, definitely don’t skip it.

1:09

This takes a little too long now

The script isn’t bad, but by 1:07 they’re still talking about how Linda is going to reveal something and at that point, it starts to drag. You can feel they’re holding it off a little too much instead of just getting to the point. You even see people in the comments already listing the names and saying “you’re welcome,” like they’re saving others from sitting through the whole thing. That’s obviously not what you want. Keep the viewer hooked by building some tension, sure — but don’t stretch it so far that people lose interest. That’s what’s happening here.

3:52

Bad transition

They don’t give you any reason to keep watching, they just jump to the next story out of nowhere. It feels kind of random. That’s a missed chance, because even one simple line could’ve kept people interested. Something like:

• But what happens next is even crazier...

• If you thought that was it, think again...

Just give the viewer something to stay for.

At 78, Linda Ronstadt Names The Seven Musicians She Hated
1.7M views • 1 month ago

Do's

Click on timestamp

Don'ts

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

TITLE RATING

Title analysis

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Used title 1

At 78, <span class="text-color-yellow">Linda Ronstadt</span> Names The <span class="text-color-red">Seven</span> <span class="text-color-yellow">Musicians</span> She <span class="text-color-orange">Hated</span>

This title is fine, and this 'seven musicians she hated' part definitely grabs attention. The 'At 78' bit isn’t bad, but it doesn’t really add much either. It’s just extra info that doesn’t make the title much stronger. People who are triggered by her name are likely already familiar with her age, so adding it doesn’t really bring any extra value. You can leave that part out. Other than that, the title works well, the last part definitely sparks curiosity and raises a lot of questions. So if you take out the age, it makes sense to replace a word like “names” with another triggerword. The title structure they used goes as follows:

[TITLE/NAME] + [TRIGGERWORD] + [NUMBER] + [TOPIC]

Other example:

Linda Ronstadt Finally EXPOSED The 5 Musicians She HATED

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Used title 2

<span class="text-color-yellow">Elvis Presley’s</span> Attic Was Opened After <span class="text-color-red">48 Years</span> - And Who’s Inside Is <span class="text-color-orange">Shocking</span>

The title does a good job of pulling people in. The mention of “48 years” builds curiosity, and “who’s inside” adds a sense of mystery and raises lots of questions that makes you want to click. So this title is strong from a clickbait perspective, but if there’s no actual person involved, it can feel a bit misleading. If you work with titles like this, you also need to give them the value because if you don't deliver on the promise, it can hurt trust with your audience over time. Besides that, it's also a bit on the long side if you ask me.

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Used title 3

<span class="text-color-yellow">Former Graceland Maid</span> <span class="text-color-orange">Reveals</span> The Truth About <span class="text-color-yellow">Elvis</span> And It's <span class="text-color-orange">Shocking</span>

Great title! This title works because it just makes you want to know more. “Former Graceland Maid” already sounds interesting,  like someone who was actually close to Elvis, but not famous themselves. That kind of “insider” angle always pulls people in. Then “Reveals the Truth” hints that there’s some hidden story coming, which adds to the curiosity. And finishing with “It’s Shocking” gives it that extra trigger.

Curiousity
Urgency
Titles

Good titles contain emotional trigger words that ensure that a viewer will click your video. Emotional trigger words can be divided into 3 categories:


Curiosity (Words like: Banned, Exposed, Hidden, Illegal etc.)

Urgency/Unique: (Things like: Numbers, Limited Timed, Days etc.)
Titles: (Things like: Job titles, Family relations, Famous names etc.)

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Used trigger words

  • Elvis Presley
  • Linda Ronstadt
  • Hated
  • Musicians
  • Elvis' granddaughter
  • Riley Keough
  • Dolly Parton
  • Edd China
  • What Really Happened
  • Vince Gill
  • Paul Mccartney
  • Bands
  • Hidden Room
  • Bob Dylan
  • Tina Turner
  • Elivs Presley Ex Fiance
  • Ringo Star
  • Pippa Midleton

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

THUMBNAIL RATING

Thumbnail analysis

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Used thumbnail 1

Great thumbnail, but..

I see a really good thumbnail format here. It’s one you can definitely reuse. Put the famous person on the left and a strong, triggering text on the right. Overall, it’s a great thumbnail. The only thing I’d personally change is the all-red text. It makes it a bit harder to read. Instead of coloring everything red, I’d just highlight the main trigger word. That way it still stands out but stays clear.

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Used thumbnail 2

Triggering thumbnail, but...

This is also another really good thumbnail format. It shows that you can use different styles in this niche, and you don’t have to stick to just one. This one feels like a typical news thumbnail, the kind you’ve probably seen before in the Trump niche for example. And we know this style works. But be careful with going too heavy on the clickbait. It might get you views at first, but in the long run it could cost you viewers, or even your channel. Try to push it just enough to grab attention, but not so far that it feels fake. If you ask me, this one crosses the line a little.

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Used thumbnail 3

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Used thumbnail 4

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Revenue analysis

Monthly views
2.9M
RPM prediction
$3-5
Monthly income
$8.7K-$14.5K
Yearly income
$104.4K-174K
Disclaimer:
These numbers are estimates and estimated by YouTube experts.
It is therefore not possible to derive any rights from these estimates and it is always recommended to do your own research
LAST UPDATED ON 
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Video rating

Video analyses

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Do's

Don'ts

TITLE RATING

Title analyses

Used Title 1

Title 2

Title 3

Curiousity
Urgency
Titles

Good titles contain emotional trigger words that ensure that a viewer will click your video. Emotional trigger words can be divided into 3 categories:


Curiosity (Words like: Banned, Exposed, Hidden, Illegal etc.)

Urgency/Unique: (Things like: Numbers, Limited Timed, Days etc.)
Titles: (Things like: Job titles, Family relations, Famous names etc.)

Used trigger words

THUMBNAIL RATING

Thumbnail analyses

Used thumbnail 1

Used thumbnail 2

Used thumbnail 3

Used thumbnail 4

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Revenue analyses

Monthly views
RPM prediction
Monthly income
Yearly income
Disclaimer:
These numbers are estimates and estimated by YouTube experts.
It is therefore not possible to derive any rights from these estimates and it is always recommended to do your own research

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Lets create

your video

Who is our target audience?

Americans between the age of 45 and 75 that are interrested in video documentaries between 12-80 minutes about nostalgic stories about classic celebrities, singers, actors, and icons from the 50s to the 80s especially in America.

YOUR VIDEO

Topic example

How to find topics?

To find strong topics in this niche, I started by analyzing our competition so I could give you the best advice. But before diving into specific ideas, it’s important to look at patterns and in this niche, there are definitely some clear ones that really matter.

Take a look at the four most popular videos:

  • At 78, Linda Ronstadt Names The Seven Musicians She Hated
  • Elvis Presley’s Attic Was Opened After 48 Years – And Who’s Inside Is Shocking
  • Dolly Parton Finally Names The Six Singers She HATED The Most
  • Elvis' Granddaughter Riley Keough Speaks Out About Upstairs Graceland

You’ll notice a few things right away. First, the “She/He Hated the Most” format shows up twice, and it clearly works. These videos spark a lot of curiosity, questions and creates FOMO which is perfect for getting clicks.

Second, videos where someone speaks out about a nostalgic or iconic figure also perform really well. And interestingly, Elvis Presley shows up in two out of the four top performing titles. That tells you something.

So, there are two clear patterns here:

  1. Focus on well-known nostalgic celebrities who openly say who they disliked or had conflict with. [She/He Hates The Most]
  2. Create topics specifically around Elvis Presley

On top of that, I always check the comments under popular videos in this space. Viewers often suggest other names, or drop little story hooks that are perfect for building new videos around.

YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMt999yMK6RzGOKwy0406ZQ

https://www.youtube.com/@goldenstars2195/videos

ChatGPT/Google: You can also use ChatGPT and Google for topic inspiration. Just ask for video ideas based on the competition channel, and it’ll give you a wide range of options to work with. Then, you can take those names and Google them to see if any interesting stories pop up. So with ChatGPT you can get the topic inspiration and Google helps you dig deeper. And off course, if you know how to work with ChatGPT, you can also write your own scripts with it.

Topic:

To create my own topic in this niche, I started by searching some of the names from the list I got from ChatGPT and ended up with Tina Turner. I then checked on YouTube to see if this topic had gained any views recently, and I noticed that another channel had posted a video on it not long ago and it got a pretty high number of views. I also looked at what could be improved, and I saw a lot of opportunities in the thumbnail.

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Title example

Tina Turner Revealed The 7 Musicians She HATED

How to create your title?

I chose this title because it creates curiosity and includes more trigger words than the competition. “Revealed” sounds much more shocking, and it’s not misleading because we actually have the information to back it up. Title structure goes as follows:

[TITLE/NAME] + [TRIGGERWORD] + [NUMBER] + [TRIGGERWORD]

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

How to create your thumbnail?

First, I started looking for a photo of Tina Turner where she looks a bit 'disgusted' becasue that’s exactly what the competitor channel focuses on in their most popular videos. And if that facial expression works for them, we’re going to use it too. I couldn’t find what I wanted on Google, so I went to YouTube and searched for an interview. I played the video in slow motion and paused it at the right moment to capture the frame below.

Photoshop

ThenI used this site https://www.cutout.pro/photo-enhancer-sharpener-upscaler/upload to sharpen the image and in Photoshop I also added Whiten, Exposure, Texture, Sharpen and this is what came out:

Eventually I added the text 'he was a monster' because this will raise a lot of questions. Also in combination with the title, the effect will be even stronger. So if you followed all the steps, your thumbnail will look like this:

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Tina Turner Revealed The 7 Musicians She HATED
1.3M views · 2 days ago

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Creating the title

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Tina Turner Revealed The 7 Musicians She HATED
1.3M views · 2 days ago

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Creating the title

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Tina Turner Revealed The 7 Musicians She HATED
1.3M views · 2 days ago

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Important note

This is one of the older niches from Faceless Niches. And because of that, we cannot guarantee that all of the data in this niche is still relevant today. You can see in the competition analyses when we updated this niche last.

Before diving into any niche on Faceless Niches, we always suggest doing your own research as well. But because this is an older niche, it is even more important to do that.