Muhannad Felemban

31 million views on YouTube, from two channels I built

Aversy, a commentary Shorts channel that ran on a pipeline I built, and Neuron Ch., one of the first clip channels for the AI VTuber Neuro-sama. Here is how each one worked, and what the numbers looked like.

Muhannad, Averse Studio · 17 October 2026

Both channels, lifetime
31.1Mviews
403khours watched
54.5ksubscribers
8.4Mviews on the most-watched Short

Aversy: commentary Shorts on a pipeline (2022 – 2026)

Aversy is a commentary Shorts channel. It reached 27.3M views, 313k hours watched and 38.7k subscribers. Six Shorts passed a million views, the top one 8.4 million, and on its best days the channel passed 700,000 views.

I picked the clips by hand. Everything after that ran on its own, which is how one person could post about three Shorts a day:

Clip
Chosen by me. The one step I kept manual.
Script
A language model wrote the commentary for the clip.
Voice
Fish Audio read the script in a cloned voice.
Edit
Remotion put the clip and the voiceover together into the finished Short.
Thumbnail
Generated with fal.
Post
About three a day.
Daily views chart for Aversy: bursts in late 2023, a run of peaks up to about 730,000 a day in mid to late 2024, and spikes in 2025 and 2026
Daily views on Aversy, from YouTube Analytics. Lifetime: 27.3M views, 313.1k hours watched, 38.7k subscribers, $4,069.64 estimated revenue.
The six most-watched Aversy Shorts in YouTube Studio, with their dates, views and revenue; the top one has 8,420,523 views
The six most-watched Shorts, from YouTube Studio: date posted, views and estimated revenue.

Neuron Ch.: early Neuro-sama clips (2022 – 2023)

Neuro-sama is an AI VTuber: a language model that streams, chats and plays games. I started Neuron Ch. while she was still using a stock avatar, before her original model debuted in May 2023, and posted short clips of her streams for people who hadn't found her yet. Most of the views came in March and April 2023.

Daily views chart for Neuron Ch.: spikes up to about 280,000 a day in early 2023, then flat
Daily views on Neuron Ch., from YouTube Analytics. Lifetime: 3.8M views, 90.3k hours watched, 15.8k subscribers.
The six most-watched clips
ClipPostedViews
Neuro-Sama annoying her creator while he codes9 Mar 2023654,490
Vedal Teases NEW Neuro-Sama AI Voices8 Mar 2023512,536
Vedal Gets Shocked By Neuro's New AI Voice10 Apr 2023441,563
Neuro-Sama RickRolls her creator while he codes14 Mar 2023286,998
Vedal And Anny Marriage Stream Confirmed27 Apr 2023158,220
Neuro-Sama caught Vedal copy & paste once again21 Mar 2023155,310

What I learned

Automate the repetitive part, keep the judgment
Picking the clip was the one step I did by hand. Script, voice, edit and thumbnail ran on their own, which is what let one person post three Shorts a day.
Volume finds the hits
Six Shorts brought in 20M of Aversy's 27.3M views, about 73%. There is no telling in advance which one will take off, so the work is posting consistently and letting the numbers decide.
Being early beats being polished
Neuron Ch. started before Neuro-sama had her own model, and most of its views came in March and April 2023, while few others were clipping her. Showing up early to a growing audience mattered more than production value.
What I'd do for a game
The same: build the clip pipeline first, post often, and start well before launch, while the audience is still small.