Good Marketing + Good Music

Love the flow, it has a unique flow with unique pacing, but still unique.

Nice enunciation, and delivery

SEO Optimzation - you gotta add keywords that makes it easier for people to find your vdoeo. - add more keywords like artists that are similar to you in the description, or the feelings and genre associated with this song. For instance: earl sweatshirt, chill rap, kanye west, lofi rap, etc. The song is actually pretty good, for the music video itself, it is fine that it is low qualiity, but it doesn't look like it's done on purpose, but instead a result of unprofessionalism. You could tackle this by: - Getting rid of Kapwing - Fixing the background - the background is messy, and doesn't fit with the vibe of the song. - Play into the home / DIY / low quality effect through using the front camera but keep it authentic, and full of energy & confidence. A great example of this is Ari Abdul - Babydoll (speed) music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLQnOAalYag or Young Sasha's raps on Instagram. For example, you can add some imovie effects onto your head, this also fits in with the soft and laidback theme of the song. But since it's your first video ever, it's quite normal that it got little views. It will compound as you keep improving your craft, production, brand, and consistently upload :).

Your energy and lighting, and energy on camera is great though ^^

You're absolutely right — the number of streams at any moment is technically finite. But just like global GDP has grown over time (a 36x increase from 1925 to 2025), I believe the total "pie" of music s treams can also grow. The size of the pie isn't fixed — it can expand. Here’s what I mean: If artists work together — collaborating, supporting, and marketing to each other's audiences — we’re not just dividing up the existing pie. We’re actually creating more demand, more excitement, more reasons for people to listen longer. Say my fan listens to my music for 1 hour a day, and your fan listens to your music for 1 hour a day. That’s 2 hours of listening time. But if we introduce each other’s music to our fans, and they both start listening to both of us, the total listening time increases to 4 hours. That’s double the original engagement — we’ve expanded the pie. So yes, streams are limited in the moment, but the total pool of attention, engagement, and fans can grow — especially when we innovate, collaborate, and build together. That’s the hope — and that’s the opportunity.