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My channel wasn't removed because of those videos, No. I linked an AdSense account which it's Gmail was terminated from YouTube because I didn't want to go those PIN verification. So I was banned because they thought I was trying to bridge the termination using another channel. Feel free to post before the trend ends after world cup, this is the chance to grab subscribers

Compile like 4 world cup songs for specific country comparing them. You will get hype points that will boost your views. But this needs already performing channel with over 2k subscribers

This video explores Iran’s World Cup journey through the eyes of fans, players, and the wider pressure surrounding Team Melli. It mixes football analysis with human storytelling: the expectations, the key players, the doubts, and why this tournament matters so much to Iranian supporters.

A quick reaction video breaking down Zhejiang’s 91–67 playoff win over Shanxi, how they won the series 2–1, and what this means for the CBA semifinal picture. The video covers key moments, standout performance, and why Zhejiang now looks dangerous going into the next round.

A football debate video where I build the best historical Man United team, mixing legends from different eras. It would be a bit opinion based, so people can argue in the comments about who got robbed.

I will go through all of the players in reverse order starting from 10 and list out when they signed for Liverpool, why Liverpool bought them and why they ultimately failed.

A deep dive into the disastrous 2025/26 Premier League season for Tottenham Hotspur. The video covers their drop to 18th place (30 points), the managerial carousel (Thomas Frank, Igor Tudor, and now Roberto De Zerbi), and their catastrophic run of 13 winless games. It breaks down the math of the current relegation scrap with West Ham, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds, and explores the financial ramifications (over $230m in potential losses) of a drop to the Championship, contrasted against their eli

We’re moving past the "Esports vs. Real Sports" debate. In 2026, the elite are doing both. I’m diving into the 2-stage match format: Round 1 is the digital arena (FC 26 or NBA 2K), and the score you get there is your head start for Round 2 on a physical ASB GlassFloor. It’s a total shift in how we think about "athleticism."

"Healthspan" is the new "Wealth." I’m doing a 30-day "Longevity Sprint" to see if 2026’s biggest hardware breakthroughs actually move the needle. I’m tracking my Pace of Aging via the Whoop MG, using the NuraLogix Mirror for daily cardiovascular scans, and the Withings Body Scan 2.0 to monitor 60+ biomarkers—from visceral fat to arterial elasticity.

The video will expose the structural issues making the 2026 tournament inaccessible. It will cover: The $60 PR Stunt: Breaking down the math showing how few "affordable" tickets actually exist. The Resale Tax: How FIFA’s 15% buyer + 15% seller fee on their official platform turns the organization into the world's biggest scalper. The "Death of the Traveling Fan": Calculating the $15,000+ cost to follow a team from the group stage to the final

The video investigates how the SPL matured in 2025/26. It moves beyond the "big name" signings to discuss the PACE (Player Acquisition Center of Excellence), the privatization of mid-table clubs, and the massive infrastructure surge for the 2034 World Cup. It also analyzes the Saudi National Team's chances in the 2026 World Cup (Miami/Atlanta/Houston) and how domestic success is finally translating to international credibility.

I am going to analyse every Liverpool squad in terms of players at the start, transfers in and transfers out under each Liverpool manager from the years 2005 to 2026 making it as quick and snappy and entertaining with my knowledge and personality as possible. Going old school with a white tactics board and sticky images of the players for fun

A structural analysis of the 2025/26 season so far. It explores how Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) hamstrung the traditional giants (Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal) while "smart" clubs with data-led recruitment (Brighton, Villa, Brentford) closed the gap. It uses the recent January transfer moves as evidence of a new "predatory" market where mid-table stars are the new gold.