The reason you are not growing is probably because the majority of your views and or subs are botted.

You even have prices for a view bot and partnership on your channel description : [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


Selling views is very wrong, and selling partnership is against the youtube Terms and Conditions. Being a botter isnt good, you're tricking yourself into thinking you are a youtuber

Because it isn't. Only the top 1-5% of YouTubers actually see any success from posting their videos. The other 95% simply remain like you, posting videos to virtually no audience. This is simply the way YouTube is. It's way too saturated with gaming commentators such as yourself, so people simply watch the big names and don't discover people such as yourself.

The solution to the problem? There isn't one, your channel is likely doomed as a small channel, and you're the one who's going to have to deal with this. But, if you work hard at it, there's that small, tiny chance that you may become semi-successful at it, but again, that chance is virtually almost nil.

I have a 12k music channel and i've had it for 5 months now. Uploading everyday and having great content that people WANT to watch is very key. Spice up your videos, do something nobody has done before, that seperates YOU from the rest.