I Like To Make Stuff
(@Iliketomakestuff)| Total Views | Avg Views | Avg Likes | Avg Video Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.2M | 150K | 7K | 17m |
I Like To Make Stuff is a star Home Improvement creator tracked in our viral YouTube video analyser.
We study I Like To Make Stuff as part of our analysis of viral content patterns across YouTube Home Improvement channels.
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Title patterns in I Like To Make Stuff's YouTube niche
Formulas that score strong across Home Improvement videos.
Precise non-round number
Revenue or outcome as an odd specific figure. The brain treats $33,000 as measured fact; $30,000 feels invented.
Setup / payoff split
A punctuation break (comma or pipe) separates a humble, negative, or counterintuitive setup from a surprising payoff. Creates unresolved tension within the title that only resolves by watching. Works equally with comma or pipe separator.
Warning / regret frame
Loss aversion is stronger than gain motivation. Viewer clicks to check if they've already made the error or to preemptively avoid it.
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What is I Like To Make Stuff's highest viral score video?
I Like To Make Stuff's top-performing video in our analysis scored 1.7x above their channel average. We've analysed 41 I Like To Make Stuff videos with outlier scores of 2x or higher, meaning each got at least twice the views of their typical content.
What title patterns does I Like To Make Stuff use?
Based on our analysis of I Like To Make Stuff's top-performing videos, the strongest title mechanics in the Home Improvement niche include Precise non-round number, Setup / payoff split and Warning / regret frame. These patterns consistently appear in videos that score 2x or higher above the channel average.
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Yes, Rare Social's Title Builder uses the same viral title patterns shown on this page. Study the mechanics that score strong in the Home Improvement niche and apply them to your own content. Each mechanic includes real examples, a formula, and an explanation of why it works psychologically.
What is an outlier score?
An outlier score measures how many times more views a video got compared to that creator's typical performance. A 3x score means the video got 3x their channel average, a genuine outlier regardless of channel size. Rare Social only surfaces videos with outlier scores of 2x or higher, filtering out content that simply benefited from a large subscriber base.
