Is it possible to succeed on YouTube with ONLY Ukrainian content?

Rendaros, a Ukrainian content creator who has been active since 2012, shares his experience in this interview. He talks about starting his YouTube channel at 0:50, how subscribers helped shape the channel at 4:41, and the style of content he produces at 7:37. He discusses whether copying ideas is a problem at 10:35, game digests at 11:50, and observations about other bloggers at 13:20. He explains what helped his channel grow at 15:06, why he watches content about rus.nyu at 17:18, and whether he should create content about Muscovites at 6:30 p.m. He also covers the impact of the war at 19:55, a familiar voice from ICTV at 22:13, and his start of voiceover work at 11:26 p.m. He reflects on the origins of voiceover voices at 24:47, the first YouTube channels at 27:04, and the decision between video releases or streams at 30:56. He describes the process of working on content at 32:15, his work on the “University of Chuparsky” project at 35:42, claims against Mykola Semenyuk at 37:23, and dubbing the “Meet Arnold” project at 40:20. He talks about creating his own video game at 42:58, the difficulties of blogging at 46:20, and ends with a surprise at 55:14. He also mentions collaborators such as @Nikattica at 12:46, @PlayUAmain Oleksa Melnyk at 14:43, @MariAmBlog @AdrianZPcity @PanKarpan Oleksa Melnyk at 24:47, Denys Skorbatyuk at 27:47, @AdrianZCity at 29:45, @Animarody at 35:42, @PanKarpan at 36:42, and @MeetArnoldUkr at 40:20.