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Victor Announces New Secondary YouTube Channel: Overflow

In this revealing and candid video, Victor announces the launch of his new secondary YouTube channel called Overflow and explains the reasons behind it.

Background and Motivation

Victor begins by addressing the surprise some viewers might feel due to his slow output on his main channel. He shares a behind-the-scenes story about a cancelled Black Friday sponsored video for Hostinger. Despite investing significant time and effort, Victor felt the video did not meet his usual high standards—especially following his acclaimed projects like How to Create an Operating System from Scratch. Rather than disappointing his audience, he chose to scrap the video last minute, apologizing to the sponsor but emphasizing his commitment to quality.

Challenges of Maintaining the Main Channel

Victor dives into the challenges of maintaining the quality of his main channel:

His big projects require 2-3 months of intense work, including coding, scripting, and editing.
Editing alone can take hundreds of hours and cost thousands of euros if outsourced.
Due to this, he can only release videos infrequently, which impacts his income.

Introducing Overflow

To address these challenges, Victor is launching Overflow, a space for more frequent, lighter content. Overflow will feature:

Storytelling
Tech explorations
Experiments requiring less coding and editing time

Despite being lighter, these videos will still carry Victor’s signature style and polish.

Why Not Delegate or Create Paid Courses?

Victor explains why delegating work or creating paid courses isn’t currently viable:

Financial constraints limit outsourcing possibilities.
He experiences imposter syndrome about teaching.
He prefers to maintain creative control and authenticity.

Overflow is his solution to balance quality and quantity without compromising his values.

Additional Highlights

A heartfelt apology to Hostinger, accompanied by a generous promo code offer.
A transparent discussion about the realities of content creation costs and time.
Victor’s vision for both channels:
- Main channel: Deep, massive coding projects released every couple of months.
- Overflow: More regular, approachable content.

Victor also jokes about the difficulty and expense of outsourcing his work and shares his reluctance to accept public funding (CNC) because he prefers independence. He muses about where to place shorts content, deciding to keep them on the main channel because they are fun and well-made.

Closing and Invitation

The video ends on an optimistic note, inviting viewers to subscribe to Overflow for weekly videos starting early December. Victor promises a more relaxed yet still engaging and well-edited experience, while assuring that the main channel will continue delivering high-quality, ambitious projects.