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Based on the transcript, here's a breakdown of which niches are generally encouraged and discouraged, along with the reasoning provided:

Encouraged Niches:

AI-Generated Story/History Niches:
- Reasoning: These are presented as highly viable due to the ease of content creation using AI tools (text generation, image/video generation), the potential for broad appeal, and the fact that people are watching this type of content. Examples include historical facts, psychological stories, and news-related narratives. The speaker emphasizes the ability to find new sub-niches within this category.
"Trainable" Niches:
- Reasoning: Niches where the content creation process can be systematized or "cloned" from competitors, especially when using AI, are seen as advantageous. The key is to replicate successful formats.
Niches with Growing Audiences/Trends:
- Reasoning: Identifying emerging trends or "wagons" to jump on early is encouraged. The market is constantly evolving, and new opportunities arise frequently.
Niches with Potential for High RPM (Revenue Per Mille):
- Reasoning: While not always directly linked to a specific niche, the discussion about RPM suggests that niches attracting an older, more affluent, or more engaged audience (e.g., certain psychological or news-related stories appealing to older demographics) can be more profitable.
Long-Form Content Niches (as opposed to Shorts):
- Reasoning: The speakers strongly advocate for long-form videos over YouTube Shorts due to significantly higher RPMs and better potential for audience retention and monetization.

Discouraged Niches:

Highly Saturated Niches with Dominant Top Channels:
- Reasoning: While not explicitly stating to avoid them entirely, the advice is to be cautious. If many established "top" channels are already capturing most of the traffic, it can be significantly harder for newcomers to break through. The emphasis is on finding niches where there's still room to grow.
Very Simple/Template-Based Niches with Fast Traffic Drops:
- Reasoning: Niches that are overly simplistic, repetitive (e.g., certain types of children's content where the format is identical in every video), or rely solely on re-uploading content can lead to rapid traffic spikes followed by equally rapid drops. These are also harder to monetize.
Animation (especially complex animation):
- Reasoning: Animation is explicitly called out as a difficult and complex niche. Even if a creator has animation skills, the time and effort involved are significant, and the payoff might not be as immediate or substantial compared to AI-driven content. The speaker even advises a 3D animator to avoid it initially.
YouTube Shorts (as a primary monetization strategy):
- Reasoning: While Shorts can be a tool for discoverability, their RPM is significantly lower than long-form content. The speakers strongly discourage relying on Shorts for substantial income, as the revenue generated is minimal in comparison.
Niching Down Too Early Without Understanding the Market:
- Reasoning: While finding a niche is crucial, the advice is not to get stuck on finding the perfect niche that you personally love. Instead, focus on market demand and viability first, treating it as a business. The emphasis is on picking a niche that works and then potentially finding enjoyment in it, rather than the other way around.
Niches Requiring Personal Performance or Face-to-Camera:
- Reasoning: The speakers promote "faceless" channel strategies, making them accessible to a wider range of people who may not want to or cannot be on camera.

Key Themes Guiding Encouragement/Discouragement:

Ease of Content Creation: Niches that can be efficiently produced, especially with AI, are favored.
Audience Demand & Monetization Potential: Niches that attract viewers and have a good RPM are prioritized.
Sustainability: Niches with stable, long-term potential are preferred over those with fleeting trends.
Market Opportunity: Identifying niches with less competition and more room for new creators is key.

Here are the specific niches encouraged in the video, based on the discussion and examples provided:

AI-Generated Historical/Factual Storytelling:
- Specific Examples Mentioned:
  - "Millions of years ago" / Ancient Life Stories (mentioned at 15:20, 2:15:37)
  - Victorian Era Stories (hygiene, lives of historical figures) (discussed around 2:11:10, 2:12:41)
  - Stories of suffering/pain (e.g., "mail consbines," "slaves," women's historical struggles) (mentioned around 2:11:10, 2:12:41)
  - News-related or shocking event stories (discussed around 20:57:40, 2:14:43, 2:15:06, 2:20:34, 2:22:23)
  - Psychological stories (mentioned around 2:19:31, 2:34:44)
  - Religious stories/narratives (pastors, angels, mosques) (discussed around 2:14:43, 2:14:55)
- Reasoning: These are highlighted because AI can easily generate the scripts and visuals, making content creation efficient. The content also appears to resonate with a broad audience, including older demographics who can have higher RPMs. The speaker emphasizes finding sub-niches within these broader categories (e.g., Korean stories, Spanish stories, etc., mentioned around 47:51).
Marble Races/Simulations:
- Specific Examples Mentioned:
  - Marble races with distinct rules or themes (e.g., "who gets there first") (discussed extensively from 2:11:33 to 2:36:23)
  - Games involving characters or objects where the goal is to "win" or progress (e.g., "who wins from this set") (mentioned around 2:34:02)
- Reasoning: While competitive and requiring some analysis to find unique angles (like combining with other popular themes, 2:34:02), these are presented as a niche with significant viewership, especially when done with AI or simple game mechanics. The speaker admits to finding a particularly strong sub-niche of this type during the stream (2:35:40).
Brawl Stars (as a specific example of a gaming niche that worked for a mentee):
- Specific Example Mentioned: Nikita's experience with Brawl Stars content (discussed around 1:28:33 and 53:35).
- Reasoning: While the speaker initially tried many variations of this niche, Nikita's success with it demonstrates that even within seemingly competitive game niches, finding the right angle or community can lead to results.

The overarching encouragement is for niches that leverage AI for content creation, have proven viewership, and allow for a systematic, repeatable process, which can then be refined through analysis and learning.