100 Faceless YouTube Niche Ideas

In this video Matt Parr explains that you can earn money on YouTube without ever showing your face by creating "faceless" niche channels. He outlines the concept of niche channels, how they differ from traditional creator‑driven content, and why they are a low‑cost, high‑potential online business. The core of the video is a rapid‑fire list of 100 specific niche ideas, each accompanied by an example channel, subscriber/view counts, estimated earnings, and brief production notes (e.g., use of stock footage, voice‑over, Fiverr scripts, animation tools like VideoScribe, Synthesia, OBS, etc.). Throughout he highlights monetization avenues such as AdSense CPM, affiliate marketing (ClickBank, Digistore, Amazon), sponsorships, and product reviews. He also shares practical tips for creating content without a camera: hiring freelancers, using royalty‑free media, making fair‑use compilations, and leveraging software for animation or 360 video. Near the end he promotes his own coaching program, Tube Mastery and Monetization 2.0, and provides links to deeper tutorials on niche selection and video production. The video serves as both a brainstorming resource and a step‑by‑step guide for aspiring faceless YouTubers.
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So you wanna make money on YouTube, but you don't want to show your face. Well, the good thing is that it's definitely possible to make money on YouTube without showing your face. And to prove that to you, I'm gonna be showing you 100 different niches and example channels in these niches that don't ever show their face. So after this video, you're gonna have no excuse. I'm gonna show you almost every single niche under the sun because look, YouTube is one of the best places on the internet to start an online business. But when most people think about doing YouTube, they think about getting behind a camera, filming videos with countless retakes. But what if I were to tell you that you didn't have to do that? There is a better way with something that I like to refer to as niche channels. Now niche YouTube channels are channels in which you don't even necessarily have to show your face, yet you can still potentially make money on YouTube. And I'm not just telling you this out of nowhere. My name is Matt Parr and I actually run 9 different YouTube channels. I've gotten over a million subscribers on a channel and I never showed my face on that channel once. So if you wanna make money on YouTube without making videos and without showing your face, you're in the right place. And I'm gonna be giving you 100 different niches that you can start doing this in. Now before we get into the video, make sure to hit that subscribe button so that I can help you with YouTube regularly. With that being said, let's get straight into the video. Niche number 1 is the affirmation niche. A lot of people like to listen to affirmations that make them happier wealth affirmations, and a whole skew of other types of affirmations. And this can actually be a huge niche on YouTube, and you never even have to show your face. An example channel that's actually doing this is this channel called Fresh Affirmations. They didn't upload for over a year, yet their channel was still doing very good. They get over 100,000 views per month on their channel. And there are many different opportunities within this niche as well when it comes to promoting affiliate products from places like ClickBank or Digistore. 24. Another channel in this niche is the channel Positive Affirmations with 50,000 subscribers. They also get over 100,000 views per month. Now at this point you might be saying, Matt, how am I gonna actually make affirmation videos? What am I gonna say in them? How do I do it? Well, you can actually go to Fiverr and for starting at just $5, you can pay other people to make the affirmations for you. Or if you wanted to make the affirmations yourself, you can do that as well. You can literally just use your phone. That's what I did when I started off doing YouTube. I literally just used my phone to record voiceovers. I edited it together on my computer, and I got to the point of making $9,000 a month doing that. Today I make a lot more, but I have a team that I pay to make the videos for me for those channels. Niche number 2 is the airplane niche. If you're into aviation or airplanes, this could be a great niche for you. And an example channel in this niche is the channel DJ's Aviation with over 300,000 subscribers This channel gets over 1.6 million views per month, and they simply make videos about the latest news in the airline industry. For example, America's newest airline, major A380 retirement news, talking about different updates regarding airplanes and everything related to aviation. So if you're in aviation, you could definitely do a channel like this. They don't even show their face, they just put other people's clips of airplanes, which you can find from stock video websites like Storyblocks. Storyblocks, Envato Elements, and Pixabay. And they might also use some videos from YouTube as well, in which case you'll wanna make sure that you make your videos transformative and you make them fair use. Niche number 3 is the dog niche. If you're a dog lover, you'll love this niche, and you can do it without ever showing your face, just talking about different dogs. To prove that to you, I have a channel right here called Viral B with almost 2 million subscribers that almost talks exclusively about dogs. Dogs. As you can see, they have videos like the 10 most challenging dog breeds that are full of love. These are the 10 most well-behaved dog breeds, 70,000 views in just one week on that video. And you might be quite shocked to know that this channel is getting 3.6 million views a month. And there's tons of different animal products out there to promote in regards to dog training courses on platforms like ClickBank, so you can make a lot more than from just ad revenue alone. But from ad revenue, this channel is estimated to be making between $900 $14,000 a month. You might be saying that's a big discrepancy, but I would say that this number is most likely towards the top of those two numbers right there due to the fact that the animal niche is a pretty decent CPM niche from my experience. So the dog niche is definitely a good niche on YouTube, especially if you're into dogs. Niche number 4 is the pet niche. So if you don't just like dogs but you like all different types of pets like cats, dogs, fish, and more pets, you can consider doing a channel in the pet niche. Now, a great example channel in this niche is the channel Animal Wised with almost half a million subscribers. And this channel right here gets over 2 million views per month on their channel. And they do videos about, are you your cat's favorite person? Discover here. Why does my cat like to sleep with me? And all these videos about cats, dogs, and different types of pets, not just exclusively about one pet. Niche number 5 is the wild animal niche. So if you'd rather like to talk about wild animals instead of domestic ones, you can consider doing a channel in the wild animal niche. Now an amazing example of a channel in this niche is the channel ForeverGreen, almost 2 million subscribers, and this is crazy. This channel is getting 15 million views per month. They could be making between 4,000 and 60,000 views per month. I would say it's somewhere in the middle. They're probably making around $30,000 a month from my personal experience. That's my estimate, but they could potentially be making a lot of money. With these wild animal videos, and they simply talk about different wild animals like the most beautiful birds on planet Earth. They do a voiceover, they make it fair use, and they're getting a lot of views. So if you're into wild animals, you're into wildlife and nature, this could potentially be a great niche to go into. If you like hidden artifacts and mystery, you're gonna love niche number 6, which is the archaeology niche. Now, a great example channel in this niche is the channel Amazing Stock, 600,000 subscribers, and this channel just makes videos like the 12 most recent archaeological finds, and they get a lot of views doing this. In fact, over 4 million views per month on their channel just talking about different archaeological finds from around the world, different ancient mysteries and stuff like that. So if you're into history and archaeology, the archaeology niche might be a great one for you. Niche number 7 is the ASMR niche. Now this niche is a little bit hard to explain, but essentially a lot of people enjoy hearing certain sounds, typically very quiet like whispering and stuff like that, and essentially it makes them feel Good, now again, there's a lot more into ASMR than that, but that's my understanding of it. And an example channel in this niche is the channel ASMR Gaming News. So this channel literally just talks about the latest gaming news like the new Fortnite skins and stuff like that. And they just do it in an ASMR style, meaning they whisper as they're doing their commentary in their videos. And they've got over 170,000 subscribers on their channel. But a more traditional ASMR channel would be the Viva ASMR channel, with almost half a million subscribers. And they do all these types of videos with these little arts and crafts and they make noises as they're doing it as well. They typically talk very quietly whispering in the videos and people really enjoy listening to these types of videos. In fact, enough to warrant 2 million views a month on this Viva ASMR channel. And the biggest reason that I even know about this niche is because of my girlfriend Stormy. She's really into ASMR videos. Niche number 8 is the tech tutorial niche. Now, if you're into computers and technology and everything like that, you can make very simple technology tutorials using something like OBS to record your screen, and you can potentially get a lot of views doing this. In fact, here's a channel called Tech Gumbo with over 1 million subscribers on it. This channel gets almost 4 million views a month on their channel, and they just do videos about different software, how to use those softwares like web browsers, video editors, photo editors and stuff like that, and they get a lot of views on their channel. They never show their face, they literally just do videos in which they're recording their screen and they're talking throughout the video, giving guides on different software and programs. Niche number 9 is the US travel niche. If you like the United States or you live in the United States, you might want to consider doing a channel that talks about different travel destinations in the US. You could even go even more specific and focus just on a single state. But let me give you an example channel that makes videos in the US travel niche. And that is this channel right here called World According to Briggs. Over half a million subscribers. And this channel simply makes videos like "The 10 Cheapest Nice Towns in Georgia" and videos about different states, "Top 10 Reasons to Move to North Dakota." And they actually get a lot of views doing this. As you can see, this video right here, "10 Cheap and Nice Towns in the United States." And as you can see, this channel is getting 6 million views a month. Just focusing on one single country. But you can even go more broad and focus on other countries as well, which brings us into our next niche, niche number 10, which is the international travel niche. Now there's many more countries out there in the world than just the United States. You could consider doing an entire channel on a single country, or you could consider doing it on many different countries from around the world. And a great example channel that does this is this channel called Turopia. And as you can see, this channel makes videos like the 10 best places to visit in Iceland or the 10 best places to visit in Scotland, and they never show their face on their channel once. They have over 600,000 subscribers getting 4 million views a month. Sticking with the travel theme, let's go into niche number 11, which is the business travel niche. If you're into business and finance and everything like that, you can also combine this with the travel niche, which brings us into the business travel niche. Now you might be wondering, what kinds of videos could I produce in this niche? Well, a great example channel is this channel which has really been taking off lately called Scary Harry. And as you can see, this channel simply makes videos like the 10 places to buy property without taxes, the 15 best countries for real estate development, and it talks about travel and places to live from a business standpoint. And a lot of videos about places to retire, places to move to with lower taxes. So if you're into that, this could be a great niche for you. Niche number 12 is the riddle niche. If you're into riddles and solving them, then this could be a great niche for you to choose. And a great example channel in this niche is the channel 7 Second Riddles, over 4 million subscribers, and they get a crazy 8.7 million views a month on their channel. And they just do videos about different riddles. And as you can see, they play an animation in the backgrounds of the videos. You can hire someone from Fiverr or Upwork to do the animations for you if you don't know how to animate yourself, or you can use very simple programs like Animaker or Powtoon. And you can look up riddles online, find the riddles, rewrite them in your own way, and make riddle videos this way. Niche number 13 is the viral quizzes niche. You've probably seen different quizzes out there online that talk about find your personality by taking this 10-minute quiz and stuff like that. Well, it turns out that there's actually a huge market for this in video form on YouTube. So this consists of people that literally just make videos talking about these different personality tests, asking questions, you answer yes or no to them, and then they get to the end of the video and they reveal what you are based off of your answers. And a huge channel doing this is the channel 1 Million Tests with over 700,000 subscribers. Now the crazy thing about this channel is that they haven't uploaded for over a year, yet if we check their Social Blade statistics right here, they're getting 2.5 million views a month. That's just a testament to the popularity of this niche. And how good this channel's videos are to be consistently getting those types of view counts even after not uploading for a year. Now the types of videos they do are stuff like, "What does your hair say about your personality?" And it just goes through different hairstyles, what it might say about your personality and so on. Kind of interesting videos. People like taking these tests and quizzes for fun. So the viral quizzes niche could definitely potentially be a great niche for you to choose if you're into that sort of thing. Niche number 14 is the business technology niche. If you're into business and you're into technology, you might wanna do this niche. A great example channel is the channel Tech Vision, half a million subscribers. This channel has been doing incredible on YouTube. They're getting over 5 million views per month and they do videos that are related to business and technology at the same time. For example, inside Amazon's massive data center and they never even show their face. They talk about what's inside the center and all that type of stuff. And they also do videos about different headquarters of big companies, like inside the $5 billion Apple headquarters right there, Apple's next big product. They typically talk about tech products and stuff coming out, the top 10 tech companies, and stuff related to both technology and business. Niche number 15 is the home gadget niche. If you like talking about different home gadgets, this could be a great niche for you. And this channel right here called Future Tech just makes videos about different gift ideas and little different home gadgets and gizmos. That people can buy, and they typically find them off of Amazon, and then they make videos about them, and this channel gets a lot of views. And if we go to one of their videos right here and we scroll down and go to the description, as you can see, they literally have the links to each of the products that they show in their videos. They do a voiceover on top of the video as well to make it fair use. So you could go to channels just like this channel called Future Tech. You could go down to their description, find the products that they talk about and use some of those products within your own videos and get tons of ideas this way also. And also, if you build up a big channel in the home gadget niche, it is very possible that companies will start to actually send you completely free products. I know it sounds crazy, but if you make a channel in this niche, from my experience, you'll actually start to receive emails from companies. Hey, can we give you this product? Can you make a review of it on your channel? Or can you include it in one of your top 10 videos? And you can do that, you can film it, you never even have to show your face, and you can potentially get a lot of views and potentially free products also. Niche number 16 is the basketball niche. If, if you're into the NBA and basketball, this could be a great niche for you to do. And as you can see, this channel right here called Austin Sweat, even though it looks like a personality channel, this guy actually never shows his face in any of his videos. He simply talks about different NBA news, about basketball, the best players, players in the league and so on. For example, this video ranking the greatest point guard from every NBA team in 2021. And these videos actually get a lot of views, and I think this guy's getting like over a million views a month on his channel doing this. But you want to make sure that you do this the correct way. Don't just take NBA compilations and upload them onto your channel. Instead, make sure you're actually adding value like this guy is right here and talk about the latest news in the NBA and stuff like that. Like this one, the craziest physical transformations in the NBA. So I wouldn't necessarily do like the top 10 greatest shots of all time and stuff like that, but instead I would talk about the actual players, the teams, the news behind it, and so on. Niche number 17 is American football. If you like the NFL, this could be a great niche. An example channel in this niche is called Touchdown, and they just do videos like what NFL players bought with their first check. And as you can see, they make videos not necessarily related to actual plays and using copyrighted content but rather they do videos talking about the individual players, backstories behind them and stuff like that, like how NFL players got their jersey number. Here's another channel called TPS that does the same thing, over a million subscribers, and another one called Mikrofon right here. And this channel is getting over 3 million views per month, and they just do these videos talking about different backstories with different players and so on. Niche number 18 is football/soccer. So here's a channel in this niche called Inside Football over 360,000 subscribers, and as you can see, this channel is doing very well, 4 million views per month. And if we look at their videos, they just do videos talking about the different backstories of characters, kind of similar to the other sports channels. And this is actually what I would recommend doing. Do not ever make simply compilation videos of the top 10 best soccer plays, 'cause it's very likely you'll get copyright strike and not make any money. Instead, consider doing videos like why Ronaldo's jersey was missing from Messi's collection, and talk about interesting news and facts about football. and you could potentially get a lot of views doing this. Niche number 19 is the ship and boat niche. If you like boating, ships, maritime law, and other stuff related to it, you might want to choose this niche. An example channel in this niche is the channel Casual Navigation with over 300,000 subscribers, and they do videos talking about ships, boats, maritime navigation, and everything else, fun facts about it, the science behind it, like this one, how to stop a ship from rolling right here, or this one, Why Don't Cruise Ships Fall Over? Educational videos as well as informational videos also, like What Law Applies in International Waters? And these videos actually get a lot of views, and they're very simple animations with a voiceover on top of the videos, and they never have to show their face. Niche number 20 is business ideas. A lot of people, especially right now, are looking for different home-based business ideas. So great idea for a channel is to actually make a channel exclusively exclusively dedicated to giving people different business and entrepreneurial ideas. An example channel that does this is this channel called Young Entrepreneurs Forum, and they do videos like the top 20 best small business ideas for beginners. And as you can see, their videos are literally just a whiteboard right here with writing on top of the video. And the way that they actually create these videos is using a software like VideoScribe and then simply doing a voiceover on top of it. You could also hire other people to record the voiceovers for you. As well, or even to make the whiteboard animations for you. Niche number 21 is the motivation niche. A lot of people love watching motivational videos, including myself, and an example channel that makes these types of videos is this channel called Success Secrets TV. They have over a million subscribers, they get a million views a month on their channel, and they just do videos talking about different quotes from famous people like Tony Robbins' advice for young people or Steve Jobs' advice for young people and stuff like that. And this channel gets a lot of views doing it. And they simply use completely free stock footage in the backgrounds of their videos so they never have to show their face, and they talk over the video giving their thoughts and opinions on some of this advice from famous entrepreneurs and businessmen and motivational speakers. Now here's what not to do in this niche. Whatever you do, do not just take clips of famous speakers and play them throughout your video because it's very likely you'll get copyright strike. Instead, do like this channel Success Secrets TV. TV does and just give your thoughts about their advice. Maybe go over it a little bit, break it down to make it in simpler terms, and then put free stock footage in the background. You can still get a lot of views doing this, and most importantly, it's much more likely you'll get monetized and be able to make money without showing your face. Niche number 22 is the business history niche. If you like business, you like history, you like the history of business, this could be a great niche for you. An example channel in this niche is this channel called Business Casual, almost a million subscribers, and they just do videos talking about some of the biggest companies in the world, the backstories of them, the backstories of industry titans like JP Morgan and Andrew Carnegie, and how these people built their fortunes. They're very interesting videos, and they're kind of documentary style as well, kind of a short-form documentary, which happens to perform very well on YouTube. And they never even show their face in their videos. So this could be a great niche for you if you're into business history. And also some good channels that produce this type of content is this channel called ColdFusion and this channel called Jake Tran. Niche number 23 is the economics niche. If you're into the economy and how economics work, this could be a great niche. Simply making educational videos without ever showing your face, breaking down how the economy works. And in making a channel like this, you might even learn a lot as well doing research for videos and so on. And a great example channel in this niche is this channel called Economics Explained. Explained, and they just do videos talking about subjects such as hyperinflation, the economics of the airline industry, and of certain countries as well. And this channel gets a lot of views doing this. Niche number 24 is the future business niche. That's right, you don't even have to talk about business as it's happening right now. You can talk about how it might happen in the future, and that's exactly what this channel called Venture City does. They make videos without ever showing their face, talking about subjects like making money in a futuristic world, jobs in the future, and maybe how AI in different industries might affect future jobs. It's really interesting stuff, and they talk about how cities might be in the future, how business might be in the future. For example, Amazon City of the Future. And this could be a great niche to go into if you're into business and predicting the future and other subjects like it. Niche number 25 is the investing niche. An example channel in this niche is this channel called Chris Invest. And as you can see, this channel only has 12,000 subscribers, yet this small channel is getting 180,000 views per month. And look at their videos. Their videos are these simple whiteboard animations. Again, you can use a software like VideoScribe right here to make these types of animated videos in just a few minutes. And also another channel in this niche is called Cooper Academy, talking about investing in certain figures and investing like Warren Buffett's advice of selling stocks and so on. Niche number 26 is the comic niche. You might love reading comics, but did you know that you could potentially make a business out of your passion for comic books? That's right, this channel right here called CBR, which stands for Comic Book Review, has 3.7 million subscribers and they get an absolutely absurd 34 million views a month on their channel. That just shows you how into comics that some people are. This channel gets tons of views. They also talk about different stuff in movies and stuff like that, but specifically they're mostly focused on comic books and movies that are based off of comic books. Also coming in at niche number 27 is the YouTuber drama niche. If you like to stay up to date with all the latest YouTuber news and drama and gossip, this could be a great niche for you to consider. And a channel that does this successfully without ever showing their face is the channel Spill. Over a million subscribers, there's a huge demand for this type of content. And it's simply videos talking about different YouTubers like James Charles right here, accusations of them and whatnot. And they run a whole skew of channels that makes videos like this also, and they get a lot of views. In fact, this channel gets 5.7 million views per month. So if you like staying up to date with YouTube, watching YouTube, talking about the drama, this could be a niche for you to consider. Niche number 28 is the cryptocurrency niche, With cryptocurrency becoming ever more popular with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a variety of other different cryptocurrencies, and this could be a great niche to get into before it blows up even more. And an example channel that does this is this channel called Satoshi Stacker with over 100,000 subscribers. They never show their face and they simply talk about the latest Bitcoin news and news regarding cryptocurrency and Ethereum and everything else on their channel. And another channel that does this is the channel Cointech. Telegraph. Now if you don't just want to talk about recent history in the past couple hundred or thousand years, maybe then you want to talk about super ancient history. And that brings us into niche number 29, which is the dinosaur niche. Yes, you can run a very successful channel in the dinosaur niche without ever showing your face and still potentially get a lot of views and make money from YouTube. An example channel that does this to prove this to you is the channel Mega Dinosaurs with over 269,000 subscribers. Subscribers. They make videos like the top 10 largest carnivorous dinosaurs, and these videos get lots of views. Alright, we've made it to niche number 30. Now before we get into the 30th niche and continue this video, make sure to hit that subscribe button so that I can help you with YouTube regularly. With that being said, the number 30 niche on this list of faceless niche ideas is the car niche. And an example channel in this niche is the channel Bladed Angel, and they make videos about car mods and and guides to certain types of cars, and these videos get lots and lots of views. It's very evergreen content typically, and you have lots of content to talk about because there's new cars coming out all the time, and channels like this get lots of views. And to prove that, here's yet another channel called Modern Muscle, which typically talks more so about muscle cars right here, and another channel called Viral Vehicles, which talks about all different types of consumer cars. Niche number 31 is the celebrity niche. If you like to hear the latest news about celebrities, maybe you want to choose this niche for doing a faceless channel. And some example channels that do videos like this are the channels Nicki Swift, The List, and the channel Grunge. Each have over a million subscribers. They get lots and lots of views. In fact, 22 million per month on this channel right here, simply talking about the hidden truth behind celebrities' lives and stuff like that. and these videos get lots of views. Niche number 32 is the engineering niche, and an example channel that makes videos like this is The Engineering Mindset with over a million subscribers, simply talking about different types of engineering, explaining how it works regarding automotive engineering, electrical engineering, and so on. And another channel that does videos like this is the channel Engineering 8, and they make videos primarily about megastructures and super tall buildings and stuff like that. and these videos get lots and lots of views. And finally, we have the channel The B1M. This channel gets 3 million views a month, and they make videos typically about megastructures also, like the World's Most Impressive Mega Projects with 3.8 million views. Niche number 33 is the movie niche. I have a crazy channel to show you called Looper that gets 34 million views per month on their channel, which is absolutely Insane. And they simply make videos talking about the latest movies and they never show their face. For example, Easter eggs you missed in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 5, and sometimes talking about the different actors behind some of these movies. Also, niche number 34 is the rap news niche. If you're into rap and hip-hop and the latest characters in it, this could be a great niche for you. And an example channel that does this is Dom is Live News. He He has over a million subscribers and he makes videos talking about different rappers, the latest news behind them, and their songs that they're making, and so on. And also we have the channel King Trending right here, which also has over a million subscribers talking about different rappers and rap news. Niche number 35 is the food niche. And what if I were to tell you that in order to run a channel in this niche, you never have to cook a single meal? Yes, you can do it without ever showing your face. And some examples to prove that are the channels BabbleTop and Mashed. And they simply make videos like, "We finally know how Kraft mac and cheese is really made," "Here's what the yellow caps on soda bottles really mean," and different fun facts regarding food, the untold truth of Krispy Kreme, McDonald's breakfast, and so on. And BabbleTop makes very similar videos also, and both of these channels get lots of views. Niche number 36 is the gaming niche. And no, they never actually play the video games themselves, but they still get lots of views on their channels making top 5 and top 10 video game videos. Now some example channels that do this are the channel Top 5 Gaming, and this channel gets an absolutely absurd 37 million views per month talking about 10 things Fortnite stole from other games and mostly stuff about Fortnite, Fortnite myths, fun facts, and so on. And then we also have the channel Top 10 Gaming right here, and this channel gets 2 million views per month, and they talk about a variety of different video games. Niche number 37 is the sports video game niche. Niche. So if you like playing Madden or other games regarding sports, this could be a great niche for you to consider. And all you simply have to do is literally just talk about the latest news in different sports video games, and you could potentially run a successful channel in this niche. And an example channel that does this is this channel right here called Sports Gamers Online, and this channel gets 2 million views a month just talking about one genre of video games, just sports video games. And they just make videos talking about different updates of sports video games, and they get a lot of views. Niche number 38 is the geography niche, and an example channel in this niche is the channel Wonder Why, and they make videos about fun facts about different countries in the world, and these get a lot of views. 2 million views on that video right there. And taking a look at the Social Blade statistics, a million views a month. But they're not the only channel doing it. Here's another channel called Atlas Pro, also making videos about geography and fun facts and science, and and they're doing very well also. Niche number 39 is the natural health niche. Now some example channels that are in this niche are the channel Natural Ways, GNXT Group, and Natural Cures. Now as you can see, all 3 of these channels just talk about health and natural remedies and stuff of that nature. The top 10 best foods to boost your immune system, for example, or this channel Natural Cures, the 7 things you can do to lose weight. Now on this channel Natural Cures, if we watch these videos, as you can see, They look very simple to make, not showing their face ever. And these videos can actually be generated using a software. Yes, you still need to make sure that you write an original script on the video and record a human voiceover, but you can use a software like Vidnami right here to actually generate the video for you. As you can see, these are the same types of videos that, that channel was producing using completely free stock footage, which is built into softwares like Vidnami. Niche number 40 is the workout niche. Niche. And no, you never even have to film yourself doing workouts. You can actually use 3D animated characters to do the workouts for you. Now, I'm not exactly sure what type of animation software this channel is using, but the channel we're taking a look at that's an example for this niche is the channel LUMO Well. And as you can see, they simply make videos like 7 Minute Workout Routine right here, and they have an animated character acting out the workout routine. So you can simply play it and follow along. Again, I'm not exactly sure what software they're using for this. However, what I do know is that they're not showing their face. That's not a real person, obviously, in those videos. Yet this channel is still doing very well. And there's another channel called Roberta's Gym right here. Roberta, I guess, is an animated character. And as you can see, this channel is getting 24 million views a month. There's a lot of people who wanna do workouts and they wanna find online workouts for for free, and this channel right here also translates their content into a bunch of different languages and is doing very well. Niche number 41 is the ocean. If you're into marine biology, this could be a great niche for you, or if you're just interested in what's in the ocean, talking about the ocean could be an idea for a faceless niche channel. Now to prove it, here's a successful channel called What Lurks Below with almost 100,000 subscribers. Subscribers, about to hit it right here. And they make videos about underwater creatures and why icebergs are cooler than you think, extinct sea creatures that are rumored to still be alive, why sharks are misunderstood, and basically just stuff about the ocean. And this channel is doing very well. As you can see, 7 of the friendliest sea creatures, and that guy's giving a great white shark a hug. Niche number 42 is the vehicle niche, and an example channel in this niche is this channel called Mustard. I don't know what mustard has to do with vehicles, but as you can see, this channel produces videos about airplanes, really interesting looking airplanes and aircraft right here. And they also do videos about trains and different types of vehicles, interesting vehicles that you might not even know existed. And they're very successful in doing it. In fact, they almost get 2 million views a month on their channel. Niche number 43 is the scary story niche. If you love listening to scary stories, you might also love to operate a faceless channel channel about scary stories, and you don't even have to write them yourself either. You can pay other people to write the scary stories for you from places like Fiverr or Upwork for very cheap and run a channel in this niche just with free stock footage in the background. Now some channels like Wansi Horror Story Animated right here make animated horror stories that do very well on YouTube, getting almost 10 million views a month. But some more traditional scary story channels like this one called Being Scared get 1 million views a month, and they just make videos about scary stories regarding a variety of subjects, as well as one of the biggest scary story channels, which is Mr. Nightmare, getting 12 million views a month simply talking about scary stories. And you can even also hire someone with a good scary voice from Fiverr or somewhere else to narrate the stories for you as well. Niche number 44 is the stoicism niche. If you're into stoic philosophers like Socrates, Aristotle and Plato, this could be a great niche for you to do. You can learn a lot from it as well as produce content or pay other people to make the content for you eventually, like I do as well. And a great example channel in this niche is the channel Philosophies for Life, almost half a million subscribers, and it simply talks about different philosophers and their ancient wisdom for modern living. That's their catchphrase right there. It's a really good idea for a channel. And their channel, if we watch one of their videos right here is made up of these simple whiteboard animation videos. And again, you can use a software like VideoScribe to do that. Niche number 45 is the life hack niche. Now I bet you've seen this channel before on YouTube, or at least one of their videos. It's called 5-Minute Crafts, one of the biggest channels on all of YouTube, 70 million subscribers. And this channel gets an absolutely crazy 297 million views a month, and they simply talk about different life hacks. They record them and you can even pay other people to record the life hacks for you. You can get a super nice bright background from your local store, put it up, put some lights over it, film your hands doing all these different life hacks, and make videos this way. Niche number 46 is the nutrition niche. If you're a health niche or you're just into nutrition, you want to eat healthier, this could be a great niche for you to consider. And an example channel in this niche is the channel Bestie with over 3 million subscribers. This channel gets a crazy 19 million views a month for just talking about nutrition mostly. As you can see, they do videos like 12 alternatives to sugar that are sweeter and healthier and stuff regarding diet and skincare and everything else, and their channel does incredibly well. And they do these simple animations mixed with stock photos and videos also. Niche number 47 is the general health niche. If you don't just want to talk about nutrition and you don't just want to talk about exercises, you can talk about a variety of subjects in the health niche. And that's exactly what this example channel called Body Hub does with almost a million subscribers. And their videos are simply made also using that software called Vidnami right here, as you can see if we play through it. And they're simply doing a voiceover in the backgrounds of their videos, and they get 2 million views a month doing this. And they do videos on a variety of subjects like exercises, hair growth, and nutrition. Niche number 48 is the medical niche. If you're a medical practitioner, you're a doctor or something else, you could consider starting a faceless channel talking about different medical subjects. And that's what this channel called DocUnlock does right here. It essentially answers different medical questions like, do you need vitamin D supplements and everything else? And this channel gets a lot of views. Niche number 49 is the science niche. And an example channel in this niche is the channel Kurgesagt. I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly, but this channel's videos are absolutely incredible and it talks about different scientific topics like wormholes, astronomy, and other things. And another great channel in this niche is the channel Wendover Productions. And this channel gets 6 million views per month and they make videos about a variety of different scientific topics. Niche number 50 is the space niche. Oh my gosh, we are halfway through. This video. I know it's a lot, but I want to give you as much value and as many ideas as I possibly can. And a great example channel in the space niche is the channel Destiny. With 600,000 subscribers, this channel gets 8 million views a month just talking about space. They never show their face and they get lots of views and they're very successful. Niche number 51 is the make money online niche, and that's partly what my channel Make Money Matt talks talks about. However, you can also do a channel in this niche without showing your face as well. And that's exactly what some of these example channels that I'm about to show you do, including this channel called Make Money Girl. This channel has 37,000 subscribers. They never show their face, and they simply show these different money-making online techniques. And the great thing about this niche is that there's so many different products to promote in this niche in regards to courses and so on. That you can sell and get an affiliate commission for, including my product Tube Mastery and Monetization, which shows people how to build a successful YouTube channel and make money from it. And you could potentially promote that as an affiliate as well and get a commission for every sale that you get. Another channel in this niche is the channel Top Wealth Secrets. They don't even show their face and they show these money-making techniques and they get lots of views. Niche number 52 is the yoga niche. Now I wasn't actually able to find any niche channels that are dedicated solely to yoga content. However, I did find a video on the channel Bright Side, which is one of the fastest growing channels on all of YouTube, that did an animated video showing some different yoga poses. And they simply had an animated character doing these different poses, so they never had to get behind a camera, show their face, or anything else. And this video alone got 7.6 million views. So if this video got this many views, think about the possibilities when it comes to making an entire channel based off this. And like I said, I haven't seen any channel solely based to yoga content that's animated like this. Niche number 53 is the relationship niche. A few example channels in this niche include Make Them Love You and Modern Love Potion. Both of these channels appear to use that Vidnami software for their videos. They do a voiceover and they talk about different relationship topics so you can hopefully have a better relationship. And if you like talking about relationships, this could be a great idea for a channel. Niche number 54 is spirituality, and a great example channel in the spirituality niche is the channel called Spirit Science. And this channel makes spiritual-based videos breaking down the basics of different spiritual concepts. And if we go to one of these videos right here, for example, this one, How to Connect to Your Masculine and Feminine Energy, if we play this video, as you can see, it's an animation playing through the video as it explains the spiritual concepts. Niche number 55 is the drone niche. If you like drones or quadcopters, this could be a great niche to go into. And an example channel that does this is the channel Quadcopter 101. And this guy simply makes reviews about different drones. He doesn't show his face in any of his videos, and he wears a GoPro on his head, and he just flies these drones around and actually gets a lot of views doing so. 360,000 views per month. And there's so many different affiliate products to promote in this niche also. But you don't even have to have the drones yourself. For example, this channel Top Tech Now produced this video about the top 5 best drones. And as you can see, it simply talks about these different drones. They didn't make the videos they're showing. However, they're doing a voiceover on top of the videos, making them fair use. And yet another channel that does this is the channel Dustin Dunhill. And this guy is very similar to Quadcopter 101, and he makes most of his videos without showing his face. Doing reviews of different RC cars, drones, and everything else. Niche number 56 is the real estate niche, and some example videos in this niche are like this video, Investing in Real Estate for Beginners in 2021, and it talks about different real estate concepts. Here's another one right here, The 15 Best Countries to Invest in Real Estate Right Now. Now the thing about these videos is that these are only videos, and then both of them have done very well, over 100,000 views. They don't show their face their videos. However, I couldn't actually find an entire dedicated faceless channel that's successful for real estate content, so there could be a lot of opportunity there if you wanted to look into it. I know there's lots of monetization opportunities within that as well, so that might be something to look into. Niche number 57 is the piano niche, and an example channel that is in the piano niche is the Mangold Project right here, and they simply make videos doing doing different piano tutorials. As you can see, they play the piano, they show how to play it, and they are tutorials for other people to watch to learn how to also play piano. Now, you don't even have to own a piano to also run a channel in the piano niche, which is crazy. But here's a channel called Pianonize with 500,000 subscribers, and they make videos without ever showing their face and without even having a piano using this software. Now, you might be wondering, what software are they using to film these videos? Well, they're using a software called Synthesia right here, and then they're simply recording their screen with something like OBS. And as you can see, these videos get lots and lots of views, and this channel is getting 17 million views a month. Now, I do want to give a word of caution. If you do this niche, you could potentially have copyright problems just playing copyrighted music. So another alternative way to monetize is actually what this channel is also doing. As you can see, they have an affiliate link right here on their channel. When you click it, it opens up a course that teaches you how to play piano, and it has their affiliate link right there also. So they're making affiliate commissions by giving people this link to where they can learn how to play piano. Niche number 58 is the languages niche. If you're a polyglot or you speak multiple languages, this could be a great niche to go into. And as you can see, this channel called Language Animated just makes these whiteboard videos with the cheap software like VideoScribe. They do a voiceover, and these are the videos. They teach people how to learn different languages like Turkish or just how to learn languages fast in general. Now if you were to do a channel in this niche, I don't recommend teaching people how to learn all different languages on a single channel. Instead, I would rather pick a single language. For example, people who currently speak Spanish who want to learn how to speak English and teach people how to do that, or vice versa. But I would stick to a single audience because that way all your videos will feed all your other videos and you'll experience a lot more growth quicker from my experience. Niche number 59 is the astrology niche. If you're into astrological signs and stuff like that, this might be a good niche for you to consider. And a faceless channel in this niche is the channel Zodiac Maniac, and they make videos like, these are the zodiac signs to get lucky this year, is your zodiac sign going to get rich this year, and stuff like that. People love these types of videos and and some of them get lots of views also. Niche number 60 is book summaries. A lot of people would like to read more, but they simply don't have the time, or they just want to hear the core message or the core summary of a book. And this is a great way to give people a lot of value and potentially get a lot of views as well with book summaries. Now, an example channel in this niche is the channel Productivity Game, and they simply make videos about different productivity books like this one right here, and they go over the core message of the book in about 10 minutes or so. So there's a lot of people who don't want to read a book, but they want to hear like the core message of a book, what are the core principles, they can watch this channel. And it's a great idea, and they simply use also that same whiteboard animation software like VideoScribe. And another channel that does this is the channel 1% Better, and they go over summaries of different books, as you can see right here. And they're very successful doing this. Niche number 61 is the programming niche. If you know how to code or you just simply know things about being a programmer, this could be a niche to consider. And an example channel in this niche is the channel FreeCodeCamp right here, and they make videos teaching people how to code with free courses on their channel. Now you could potentially do this, give people free instructions and tutorials on your channel, Or you could even consider talking about what it's like to be a programmer if you are yourself, what it's like to be a developer and stuff of that nature. There's a lot of different sub-niches that you can do within a lot of these more broad niches, but this is a great example of a channel that's more kind of tutorial-based, and they get 8.9 million views per month. And there's a lot of different courses out there as well that teach people how to code. You could make them yourself. You don't ever have to show your face. And you can get a lot of views and potentially make a lot of money. Niche number 62 is the 360 video niche. This one is kind of an outside the box idea and there are channels that get lots of views producing videos like this. For example, this channel, 3D VR 360 Videos, has over a million subscribers and they get 17 million views a month. And they make these 360 animation videos like the best 360 roller coaster rides right here. And if you watch any of these videos, you'll notice that you can actually look around the video. As you can see, if you scroll around the video, you can look around. You might be asking, how can I actually make videos like this? Well, something you could consider is, first of all, buying a 360 camera. There are 360 cameras out there, they're getting pretty cheap at this point, and you can record things in 360, maybe do like walkthroughs of different cities and stuff like that, and people can enjoy them on either their smartphone or computer or wearing VR goggles. In 360 degrees. Or alternatively, you could hire an animator from somewhere like Upwork to produce these types of 360 animation videos for you. Niche number 63 is the luxury niche. If you like luxury products, private jets, yachts, fancy homes, this could be a great niche to consider because at least you get to talk about it. And if your channel takes off, maybe one day you'll be able to own some of those luxury things also. So here's some example channels in this niche. We have Mr. Luxury right here. This channel took off a ton pretty recently, 2.7 million views per month. They talk about things like the most expensive house in the world, the 10 most expensive private jets in the world, and so on. And we have another channel called Alux, which also mostly talks about luxury stuff like the 10 world's most expensive watches. Niche number 64 is the drawing niche. If you have drawing skills or you simply know how to draw even just slightly better than most people, you can consider doing a channel in this niche. And the great thing about this niche this niche is that you don't even have to show your face. For example, here's a channel called How to Draw and Paint, and as you can see, it's simply someone recording themselves drawing different things. How to draw emoji cat easy step by step. And these videos can get lots of views simply making these tutorials, teaching people how to draw. We also have this channel called the Cartooning Club How to Draw, and this channel gets 15 million views a month, and they show people how to draw these types of characters. You could even consider doing how to draw online, how to animate, how to color, how to do different types of art. There's so many different sub-niches within the art niche as a whole, like origami and stuff like that. So these are all some things to consider. Niche number 65 is the YouTube growth niche. You can teach other people how to grow their YouTube channels and in turn grow your own YouTube channel as well. That's exactly what I've done with my personal channel called Make Money Matt right here. So if you need ideas about this niche, you can go to my channel. I have tons of different video ideas in this niche of YouTube growth on my channel. You can make videos teaching people how to get more views, subscribers, watch time, and grow their channel in general. Now you don't even necessarily have to show your face if you were to do a channel in this niche. You can produce videos using any of those different software that we talked about throughout this video like Vidnami or VideoScribe to make animation videos. And there's so many different types types of content that you could produce for this without showing your face. You could simply record your screen and go through a slideshow. You could simply record your screen and show step by step how to get more views or subscribers on YouTube, and you never even have to show your face necessarily. Niche number 66 is the personal finance niche. A lot of people out there want to learn how to grow their wealth over time, and this is a great niche to consider going into. For example, we have this channel called Next Level Life right here, which talks about how to make budgets, how to save money, how to invest, and so on. And this channel gets a lot of views. And also there's so many different monetization opportunities within the personal finance niche. Niche number 67 is the productivity niche. A lot of people, especially with more people working from home, want to discover how to be more productive. So this is a great niche to consider if you're into productivity and being as productive as you possibly can be. And a channel in this niche is this channel, Keep Productive. And as you can see, they just do videos like journal routines, how to use a calendar to calendar block your week, and so on. And in a lot of these videos, they don't even show their face, like this one, the top 10 best note-taking apps for productivity, right there. And the great thing about the productivity niche is that there's so many different apps out there like time trackers and calendars and everything else that you can also promote as an affiliate. Coming in at number 68, we have the farming niche. Yes, there's actually some giant channels in the farming niche, and I believe this is a very under-tapped niche as well, and there's a lot of possibility here. Now, an example channel in this niche is the channel Big Tractor Power, and this one simply talks about different types of tractors and stuff like that, and they get 3 million views a month just talking about tractors. But we also have this channel called Down on the Farm, and they only have 12,000 subscribers But if we look at their Social Blade statistics, they're getting 400,000 views per month. So this channel is really blowing up now, and it talks about the richest farms in the world or the largest farms in the world that will shock you. And they don't even show their face in their videos, yet they're becoming very successful. Niche number 69 is the fishing niche, and I couldn't find any actual example channels in the fishing niche that are faceless. However, I did find some great example faceless fishing videos such as this one right here called the 10 Biggest Fishing Catches of All Time. 11 million views on this video, and it simply goes over a bunch of different huge fish that have been caught. And then we also have this video called the 10 Shocking Fishing Moments Caught on Camera with 2 million views. So you could potentially make an entire channel just based around fishing and never even have to show your face. And these channels like this one and this one right here they do a voiceover on top of the videos and they do their best to make it fair use. Niche number 70 is the gardening niche. And as you can see, here's a channel called Tropical Gardening. They never even show their face and they just walk around different gardens and film the gardens. And here's another channel called Tsk24, and it simply talks about agriculture, gardens, flowers, fruit that's growing and everything else. And this channel, a gardening channel, gets 1 million views month. Coming in at number 71, we have the baseball niche. Now here's a channel called Baseball Doesn't Exist, kind of a funny name, and they talk about different baseball fun facts and history, and they talk mostly about the players and scandals and stuff like that. And this channel is doing very well. In fact, they're getting 5.4 million views per month just talking about baseball. Now keeping with the sports theme, here at niche number 72, we have the golfing niche. Now I couldn't find any channels solely dedicated to golfing content that were faceless. However, I found this video right here called the Top 10 Best Golf Courses in the World, and it goes over some of these different golf courses, and it's faceless. They don't even show their face in the video, and they simply talk throughout the video explaining each of these different golf courses. Niche number 73 is the hockey niche. If you like hockey in the NHL, this might be a great niche for you. And this channel right here called O Nyquist makes videos talking about different players like the greatest NHL players from every state in the USA, and this channel gets over half a million views per month doing this. Niche number 74 is the NASCAR niche, and a channel in this niche is the channel Slapshoes right here, and they make videos mostly talking about NASCAR history, NASCAR news, and everything related to NASCAR, and they don't even show their face. Niche number 75 is the cruise niche. If you like going on cruises or even just talking about cruises, this could be a niche for you. So as you can see, here's a channel called Eat Sleep Cruise, and this channel just talks about different cruise updates and so on. And some of their videos actually get a lot of views. And if we sort their videos by the most popular, as you can see, their most popular video is talking about the best new cruise ships of the year, or what it's like to go on certain cruise ships. And something you could even consider as well is doing walkthroughs of different cruise ships, like walking through the cruise ship filming it, and potentially if that's allowed, you could post those videos on YouTube. Niche number 76 is the scuba diving niche. There's a lot of different scuba divers out there, and there's a relatively small amount of faceless scuba diving content on YouTube. Now, I did find this video right here, which is called the Top 10 Most Awesome Scuba Diving Spots Ever, with 300,000 views, and it simply shows some of these different spots. They talk about them, and they don't even show their face. Now this is just one video on this channel. However, I think there's some big potential in potentially making an entire channel just based around scuba content, and you don't even have to get behind a camera or show your face. Niche number 77 is the lucid dreaming niche. Now if you're unfamiliar, lucid dreams are dreams in which you know that you're dreaming during the dream, and this is a really interesting subject. And channels like Explore Lucid Dreaming right here are great examples of channels in this niche. Now, as you can see, they make videos like the 13 Things You Should Never Do in a Lucid Dream. And if we click to watch this video right here, as you can see, there's simply royalty-free stock footage playing in the backgrounds of the videos, and he just puts yellow text on the videos at times. And this channel gets 2 million views a month on it. And another place you can get completely free royalty-free videos is from Pexels. Sells.com. Niche number 78 is the mystery niche. If you like unexplained mysteries, this could be a good niche to consider. And two example channels in this niche are the channels Dark5 and Top5s, and they mostly talk about different top 5 lists regarding mysterious subjects like this one: The Man Who Mailed Himself Out of Jail, 5 Unexplained Internet Mysteries That Will Scare You. And this channel gets 3.4 million views a month and And we also have that channel Dark5 right here, which also makes videos where they don't even show their face, simply just doing a voiceover talking about different mysteries. Niche number 79 is the history niche. If you're into historical things, this could be a great niche to consider. And we have the channel called The Cynical Historian right here, which gets lots of views. And in many of their videos, they don't even show their face and they talk about the history of different countries and so on. Niche number 80 is the scary niche. If you like scary videos and stuff like that, this could be a great one to consider. And one example channel in this niche is the channel Chills. Now, Chills gets a ton of views on their videos, and they just talk about scary subjects. They don't show their face, and they get 9.2 million views per month making videos like the 5 Scary Videos You Will Not Forget Tonight. And we also have the channel Top15s, which are both operated by the same person, and this channel right here gets 5 million views per month. And if we click one of their videos such as this one, the Top 15 Scary Videos to Watch Before Bed, and we go to the description right here, as you can see, they actually give a link to all of the different sources of the videos they use. So you can go in and get ideas for your own videos if you per se wanted to use some of these videos within your videos. Just make sure that you follow the guidelines of fair use and make the content transformative. Niche number 81 is the criminal psychology niche, and what a better name for a channel like this than JCS Criminal Psychology. It explains exactly what it's about. Now this channel has 2 million subscribers and they go over different court cases and different criminals and the psychology of said criminals, and their videos get lots of views. And they don't even upload that often. Like, look at this, 3 months ago, 6 months ago, 7 months. They only upload once every few months, but some of their videos are very long, like 1-2 hours long. But it's working and they're getting 5.4 million views a month doing this. Niche number 82 is the narcissism niche. Now if you're unfamiliar, the term narcissism describes someone who's very self-centered centered and who only cares about themself. And channels like this one right here called Exposing the Narcissist can be a great resource to people who need to hear about this type of thing, who are dealing with narcissists. And as you can see, this channel gets over 300,000 views per month, and they don't even show their face, and they just have royalty-free stock footage in the background of the video as they put some quotes up on the video from time to time as well. And they're doing very well. Niche number 83 are list channels. Now, this isn't really a niche because list channels can be in almost any niche out there. However, I wanted to put it in this list of 100 niches because it is a type of content that you can produce. And a great example channel that produces list videos is this channel called Americano. And as you can see, they produce videos like the craziest celebrity transformations of all time, the 15 most ancient dog breeds on earth. And as you can see, this channel gets 16 million views per month talking about general list subjects. Just like this. Niche number 84 is the numerology niche. Now some people believe that certain numbers mean certain things, and this is what is referred to as numerology. Now if you're already familiar with this, this could be a niche to consider. And as you can see, we have this channel called Numerology Secrets right here, which gets a lot of views on their videos, yet they haven't even uploaded for 5 years. And it looks like they're promoting an affiliate product in their descriptions. Also They never show their face. They just put free stock footage in the backgrounds of their videos while talking about these numerology subjects. Niche number 85 is the street food niche. If you have a street food market near your house or you want to travel someplace where there is one, you can record people making these certain types of street food and potentially get a lot of views on YouTube. Now, I would highly recommend asking the person if it's okay if you film them making the food. Just to make sure that they're okay with it and being on YouTube and everything else. And here's a channel called Travel Thirsty, 6 million subscribers. They get an absolutely crazy 58 million views per month, and they simply film people making different types of street food. Like, as you can see, giant river monster Amazon fish, Japanese street food lobster, puffer fish, scrambled eggs, and so on. And we also have this channel called Dancing Bacon right here. And they film people making these different types of street food and handmade pizza and everything else, and they get a lot of views as well. 41 million views on this channel as well. There's a huge potential when it comes to street food. It's a little bit of extra work having to actually go out and film this type of stuff, but you can potentially do it. Coming in at number 86, we have the knitting niche. If you like to knit or you know how to, or you know someone who knows how to, you could pay them in exchange for filming them knitting stuff and you don't even have to show your face, as evidenced by this channel called Yay For Yarn right here. With over 100,000 subscribers, this channel just makes videos of different types of knitting tutorials, like how to make this type of scarf or this type of sweater, and they simply film their hands while they knit these types of things. And some of their videos have even got over a million views. And here's also a popular playlist of faceless knitting videos. Niche number 87 is ghost videos, and a great example channel in this niche is the channel Nukes Top 5. As you can see, they make videos like the top 5 scary ghost videos to creep you out, or the top 5 videos of ghost creatures and creeps. And every video on this channel almost has over a million views, which is insane. It's doing incredibly well, and this channel is getting 16 million views per month, making these types of ghost videos, and they don't even show their face, and they simply talk about different YouTubers who've encountered ghosts and all this type of stuff. Niche number 88 is the airplane history niche. We already talked about the airplane niche earlier on in this video, but you can also even make a whole channel just about airplane history. You don't just have to talk about modern planes, as evidenced by this channel called Dark Skies, which talks about old-time airplanes. As you can see, it shows all these different types of planes. They talk about them, they never show their face, and this channel is doing very well at 4 million views per month. Niche number 89 is the war documentary niche. This channel called Dark Docs right here— and all these dark channels I think are operated by a single person or a single company who runs a bunch of different channels. They're all kind of very similar in scope. However, this channel called Dark Docs is mostly focused on kind of short-form documentary style videos about different wars throughout history. Niche number 90 is the car tour niche. And to explain what this niche is, we have the channel called RoCars right here with over a million subscribers. And this person simply films cars, walking around cars. They never even show their face. And in most of these videos, there's not even any talking. They simply show the car, they show turning the engine on and everything else, and they walk around cars and give tours of different types of cars. And this channel is getting 20 million views per month doing this. Now you might be saying, Matt, where am I going to get access to cars? Now one idea would be to approach local dealerships in your area and ask them, hey, can I film some of your cars? In return, you're going to get free advertising because I'll put your link to the dealership in the description of my videos. And if they still say no, you could even offer to pay them for it as well. I'm gonna pay you to advertise your car. So that's just an idea of how you can get cars like this to film and potentially make a YouTube channel from doing it. Niche number 91 is the supercar niche. If you don't just want to talk about normal cars, maybe you want to talk about super fast cars. And that's what this channel does called PD Evolution right here. They talk about super expensive and rare cars. As you can see, the top 10 most expensive rare Lamborghini. Of all time, and this channel is doing very well, getting a million views per month. Niche number 92 is the car spotting niche. Now, car spotting is when you go out and you take videos of cars, usually at places like car meets and stuff like that. And this channel called Exotic Car Spotters does exactly that. There's no talking in any of their videos. They simply go out to different car meets and car clubs and stuff, and they take videos of people's cars, and people love to to watch this, especially when they're very rare, unique cars like Lamborghinis or Ferraris or stuff like that. And this channel gets almost 10 million views per month just taking videos of other people's cars. Now make sure that people are okay with you taking videos of their cars. Don't just do it unexpectedly. But if you go to a place like a car meet or something like that and people are showing off their cars, it's probably generally expected that people might film or take pictures of their cars. Niche number 93 is the philosophical question questions niche. And a great example channel with a great name is called What If. This channel just talks about different philosophical questions and sometimes different scientific questions as well. And they do videos like, what if you were swallowed by a whale? What if you fell into Jupiter? What if you stopped sleeping? What if we use the full capacity of our brains? And just doing videos with the premise of what if has allowed this channel to grow into a giant channel that's currently getting 21 million views a month. Niche number 94 is the politic niche. If you're into politics, no matter what country that you're from, you could potentially make a whole YouTube channel where you don't even show your face but give your opinions on certain types of politics. For example, this channel right here called Second Thought is a great example channel. They don't even show their face, yet they make videos about different political news and government systems. Coming in at number 95, we have the cooking niche. We're almost through this video right here. I have a couple more incredible niches to show you that I really bet you never even thought of. These are some new ones that I found. But before that, we have the cooking niche. So if you like to make food, you know different recipes, or you just want to learn how to make food, you can actually film yourself making that food and potentially get a lot of views. For example, this video, How to Make Pepperoni Pizza, 133,000 views, and this channel gets 7 million views a month making these types of videos, simply filming themselves cooking things. And this next niche is really interesting and could potentially allow you to be a YouTuber and actually show your personality and everything without ever showing your face. Now you might be wondering what I mean. So this niche is the VTuber niche. Now from what I understand, VTuber stands for virtual YouTuber, and as you can see, this video right here is called How to Be a Virtual YouTuber, and and it's a complete guide. So if you want to see that guide, you can check that video out. But essentially it goes over some different programs that you can use to make videos without showing your face, but you can make an avatar that will play you as you talk and so on. As you can see, that's what this person is doing right here. And you can pick an avatar that you'd like, and then you can track your face and be that character. And you could talk about anything. You could do a podcast as a virtual YouTuber, tutorials, or anything else. Coming in at number 97 is the city tour niche. If you like to travel, you could potentially film yourself walking around different cities and create videos like this without ever showing your face. An example channel that does this is the channel Globetrotter Alpha, who makes videos just literally walking around different cities and places around the world. For example, as you can see, they have this one from Hong Kong right here. Just walking around the city. It's very interesting. They have Manhattan. Some of these are multiple hours long, and this channel gets over a million views a month just walking around different cities, and they don't even have that many videos. They only have this many videos right here. Niche number 98 is the viral stories niche. You've probably seen viral stories out there on websites like BuzzFeed and other viral news websites. Now this channel right here called Trend Central does does exactly this but in video form. As you can see, they have videos like times people were incredibly lucky or times people got stuck in strange places, and they typically talk about intriguing, strange, and viral stories that are very interesting. And this channel gets 29 million views per month doing this. So if you like weird one-off bizarre stories, this could potentially be an idea for a faceless channel. Niche number 99, we're almost to 100, is the electric car niche. If you like electric vehicles, alternative energy, and stuff of that nature, then you might want to consider doing this niche. And no, you don't ever have to show your face. As you can see, this channel called Future Lab right here has over 100,000 subscribers. They don't even show their face, and they mostly talk about electric cars, sometimes electric bikes and things like that also, but typically electric cars. Like the top 10 all-new electric cars on road, 600,000 views in 3 months. And this channel is getting a lot of views total. Alright, we made it to the last niche in this video, niche number 100. Now before we get into the 100th niche on this video, I just wanna give a huge thanks from the bottom of my heart for sticking with me this long throughout this video. I know this was really long, it took a very long time to film, it took a lot of work to put this together, a lot of effort. Now without me rambling on, I'll get into the 100th niche, but if you feel like you've gotten value from this video, make sure to hit that like button and subscribe so that I can help you with YouTube. Regularly. Now with that being said, the 100th niche on this list is a very unique outside-the-box idea, and that is roller coaster POVs. If you like amusement parks and roller coasters, this could potentially be a great niche. As you can see, here's a channel that does this called Theme Park Review, and this channel simply goes on roller coasters and films themselves going on roller coasters. They don't even show their face, they and this channel gets 6 million views a month. And doing this, they could potentially get paid to go to amusement parks all day. Now, if you were to do a channel in this niche, you do need to make sure that you follow the rules of different theme parks. Make sure to ask them that it's okay if you film on the theme park rides, or if it's okay if you wear like a GoPro or something like that, if you wanted to do a channel in this niche. So this is a really outside-the-box idea, could potentially be a great idea if you're into that sort of thing, or you could even pay someone else to go to amusement parks for you. Also, you can even do amusement park walkthroughs and stuff like that as well. Now, in an effort to give you the most value that I possibly can, I also wanted to give you one extra bonus niche, the 101st niche, and this is the paper airplane niche. Yes, you can make videos filming yourself making paper airplanes without showing your face and potentially get a lot of views. Here's a channel called Mahir Cave which does exactly that. And here's another channel called Foldable Flight which makes paper airplanes, shows people how to do 'em, and it gets 1.8 million views a month. So I hope you got a ton of value from these 100+ niche ideas that don't even require you to show your face. Now let me ask you a question. If you had the choice between trying to do this all yourself guessing what's gonna work and learning through trial and error, or straight up discovering what works and working with someone who's already done this time and time again. If you chose the second option, I'd love to introduce you to my course and coaching program called Tube Mastery and Monetization 2.0. Tube Mastery and Monetization 2.0 is a step-by-step blueprint that walks through exactly how I run 9 different profitable YouTube channels how I actually generate my videos, get other people to make the videos for me, how I make sure my videos are optimized so that they get views and so that you're not just wasting your time with YouTube. Plus you get to join a private community that I'm in every single day answering as many questions as I possibly can so that you can get the help and support that you need along the way from someone who's actually done this. So if you're interested in Tube Mastery and Monetization, you can check out the link below this video. Right here. Now, if you want to see a breakdown of exactly how to choose a niche, make a video from start to finish, and make sure that that video gets the views that it deserves, you can check out this video right here. This video right here is gonna walk you through step by step how to actually produce and generate the videos without showing your face. I'm gonna give you a case study in a niche, a really good niche. I'm gonna straight up give you in this video right here. So if you want to check it out, click it right here next to me. Thanks for watching everybody. My name is Matt Parr and I'll see you in the next video.
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