मेरे जैसा USA 🇦🇺 Shorts बनाओ 🔥| Skeleton Jaisa Video Kaise Banaye | Complete Guide Step-by-Step |

Summary

The presenter demonstrates how to imitate a viral short-form video style built around a skeleton image, an “aura” clip, music, stickers, and brief on-screen text. Although the title mentions making US-focused Shorts, the subtitles do not provide a specific strategy for targeting US viewers.

Channel Examples and Reported Performance

The presenter uses three channels as examples of the format’s popularity:

• Dex Edit: Reportedly received about 9.3 crore (93 million) total views. The presenter says some early Shorts reached roughly 44 lakh (4.4 million) and 2.4 crore (24 million) views. Its channel creation date is given as February, with no year specified.
• Mem Troll: Reportedly had 1.76 lakh (176,000) subscribers, with recent videos receiving around 1.1 lakh to 7 lakh views. The presenter says the channel was created on July 4, 2025.
• Lixie Edit: Described as monetized, with the presenter pointing to visible YouTube features such as Super Thanks. Its creation date is stated as May 18, 2026.

These figures are claims made in the video, not independently verified.

Demonstrated Production Playbook

• Find a skeleton image through image search or Pinterest.
• Find a short background or aura clip, then assemble the video in CapCut or another editing app.
• Crop and resize the footage, adjust clarity or sharpness, mute the source audio, and add motion effects to the skeleton image.
• Add a sticker or emoji, a short prompt such as “wait for the end,” and music timed to the clip.
• Export and upload. For subsequent videos, the presenter suggests keeping much of the template and swapping in a different main clip.

Business and Monetization Caveats

• The presenter claims that adding a channel logo and watermark helps with monetization and that the format is “safe.” A logo or watermark does not make copied material original, guarantee monetization, or prevent copyright claims.
• The workflow encourages sourcing images, clips, and audio from other creators or Pinterest. Reusing these without permission can create copyright and YouTube monetization risks. The video’s assurances that creators will “never” face copyright problems are unsupported.
• No revenue, RPM, margins, customer-acquisition costs, or reliable monetization timeline are provided. The video’s claims about views and channel monetization are not evidence of predictable results.

Presenter/source: Grow With Munna. The video also discusses Dex Edit, Mem Troll, and Lixie Edit as channel examples.