In this video, the creator explains that he runs a free-to-use Call of Duty gameplay channel, offering raw Black Ops 3 footage that other aspiring YouTubers can download in seconds, add commentary, and publish as their own content. He provides the service because many creators lack a PS4, an Elgato capture device, or the time to record gameplay themselves. He gave his friend an Elgato for free, and the friend will upload daily Black Ops 3 gameplay to the channel when the game drops. The only condition is that users link either the Free 2 Use gameplay channel or the creator’s own channel somewhere in the video description, even if it’s at the bottom where few people look. The creator cites a previous video that used this footage and garnered 250,000 views as proof that the model can generate significant traffic. He emphasizes that the arrangement is meant to help newcomers test YouTube without major investment, not to exploit them.
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So you want to become a Call of Duty YouTuber, and you either don't have or can't afford a PS4 and an Elgato. Well, this is where I come into play. I have a free-to-use Call of Duty gameplay channel, which has been a really long time since I've advertised it on this channel, and I feel like I've gotten a lot of new subs, so I felt like I'd tell you guys about it. Now, I don't really play video games anymore. I don't have time. I have school, basketball, YouTube. I just, I don't have time for them, to be honest. But my friend who's super hyped about Black Ops 3 does, and so I gave him my Elgato for free, and he's going to be posting Black Ops 3 gameplay on the Free 2 Use gameplay channels every single day when Black Ops 3 drops. He's, he's gonna give you guys pretty much unlimited gameplay, and all you have to do is download the gameplay, which takes 2 seconds, commentate over it, and the only thing we ask is when you link— or not, when you upload the video using our gameplay, is you link our channel somewhere in the description. You link the Free 2 Use gameplay channel or my MrB6000 channel, whichever one you want. Link it somewhere in the description. Keyword: somewhere. Okay, you can put it at the very bottom. Who looks at the very bottom of your description? No one. Okay, so it's like, it's really beneficial to you guys. It'll let you guys, you know, see if you want to get into YouTube, uh, before you invest in an Elgato. Or even if you don't have next-gen, or you may have next-gen and just not feel like recording your gameplay, that's fine. I have literally hundreds of videos on there, uh, raw gameplay, and there's gonna be, you know, many more. Uh, I said hundreds, there's not hundreds, there's like 70, but there's gonna be many more when Black Ops 3 drops. He's gonna be putting them up there daily. You guys could literally run your entire channel off of that, just use those for all your gameplay and your commentaries. I, on this channel, have a video with 250,000 views, a quarter of a million views, and it's a commentary over gameplay I got from the other channel. So yeah, if you know what you're doing, you can get views using it. And just link my— that channel or this channel somewhere in the description at the very bottom, you know, you could do that, which no one even reads, so that'll work out in your favor. I think it's pretty cool. I got a tag team duo with my friend. Um, you know, I gave him my Elgato for free, which is worth $200, and all I asked is, you know, he upload gameplay to that channel consistently when Black Ops 3 drops, and he's super hyped about it, and so am I. And, um, let me know what you guys think. Hopefully I can help you guys out. That's all I'm trying to do. Not trying to use any of you guys, just trying to let you see if you want to do YouTube and, you know, just provide some of you with experience. So that's the video.
