I Copied a YouTube Channel That Makes $100K/Month — And It Actually Worked

Yeah, you read that right.

I copied a YouTube channel making over $100,000 a month — and guess what?
It worked better than I expected.
Here’s how we did it, what we learned, and how you can do something similar (without feeling like a total fraud).



It All Started With One Idea and a 15-Minute Call

Daniel Bitton didn’t have some huge master plan.
He was on a quick call with a friend, tossing around content ideas, when something clicked:

“What if we took what’s already working… and gave it a bold twist?”

Fast-forward 5 months — nearly 500,000 subscribers, millions of views, and serious ad revenue rolling in.

This wasn’t about getting lucky. It was about copying smart, not blindly.


Step 1: Find a Winning Channel — and Reverse Engineer It

They looked at Zach D Films — a YouTube channel crushing it with animated storytelling content. Huge following. High engagement. Clean format.

But there was one problem:
Animations like that? Crazy expensive to produce — especially if you're new.

So instead of trying to compete head-on, Bitton’s team flipped the script:

  • Keep the storytelling

  • Keep the format

  • But add controversy — the kind that makes people stop scrolling, click, and comment

It’s not copying. It’s remixing with purpose.


Step 2: Assemble a Lean, Killer Team

Next move? Build a team that can deliver studio-quality content on a YouTuber’s budget.

Bitton didn’t hire a massive agency. Instead, he hunted down talented freelancers:

  • Animators

  • Editors

  • Scriptwriters

They invested in better tech to speed up rendering and production, and built a workflow that could drop consistent content at scale.
Quality + speed = deadly combo in the YouTube game.


Step 3: Controversy + Curiosity = Viral Gold

Let’s talk content strategy.
Their formula was simple, but powerful:

  1. Find viral topics (things people are already obsessed with)

  2. Add a controversial angle to make it pop

  3. Wrap it up in smooth storytelling + polished visuals

Boom. The third video they posted — a wild take on muscle growth — exploded.
Millions of views within days.

It wasn’t random. It was a tested mix of curiosity, tension, and timing.


Step 4: Monetize Hard — Then Multiply It

With views flowing in, the next goal: turn eyeballs into dollars.

At its peak, the channel was making $600 per day from ads alone.
But they didn’t stop there.

They reposted clips to TikTok, where the algorithm gave them another boost.
Then came the brand deals and sponsorship inquiries.
Suddenly, they had multiple income streams from the same content — all working together.


Final Takeaways: Steal Like a Creator

Here’s the thing:

🧠 You don’t need to reinvent the wheel.
🎯 You do need to identify what works — then remix it in a way that feels fresh, bold, and uniquely yours.
πŸ’Ό You can build a real business by copying smart, executing fast, and scaling like a pro.

What Bitton did wasn’t a fluke.
It was strategic, calculated, and totally repeatable — by anyone willing to do the work.


TL;DR — The Growth Formula That Works in 2025:

✅ Find a winning channel
✅ Break down what makes it work
✅ Add a bold twist (controversy, unique format, etc.)
✅ Build a lean team to produce consistently
✅ Distribute across platforms
✅ Monetize aggressively

Copying is NOT cheating — when done right, it’s content entrepreneurship.


Thinking of copying a successful channel?
Need help breaking it down or finding your twist?
Drop a comment or DM me — I’ll help you reverse engineer a winner. Let’s go. πŸš€πŸ”₯




Title: I Copied a YouTube Channel That Makes $100K a Month — Here’s What Happened
Tags: #YouTubeGrowth #ContentStrategy #ViralVideo #MonetizeYouTube #FacelessChannel #ControversialContent #DigitalHustle
Category: YouTube Strategy, Content Creation, Monetization Tips

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