Los vídeos que más van a vender son los peor editados

In this Spanish‑language YouTube monologue, Daniel Schepers argues that the most sellable videos will be the worst‑edited ones. He frames the current AI boom as an "inflation" of hyper‑produced content—avatars, synthetic sound, endless effects—much like printing money. Just as gold retains value because it cannot be fabricated, authentic, minimally edited personal video retains value because AI cannot replicate it. Schepers cites the evolution of Instagram Reels: initially, hyper‑edited videos captured attention as a novelty, but now viewers are drawn to natural, unpolished footage because it is scarce. He backs his claim with a survey of his own audience, noting that 45 % discovered him through his weekly, unedited classes where he makes mistakes and shows his true self. The core message is a strategic recommendation: when the market is saturated with artificial content, creators should “zag” by delivering raw, authentic stories and personal errors, which AI cannot replace.










