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Sources:
press and public records, Kevin's account
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Short answer
By series, the 2020 stimulus-check updates, which drove the channel to a million subscribers and, by Kevin’s account, a number-one trending spot. By single long-form video, the most-viewed is a roughly 40-minute primer on buying a rental property as a beginner, alongside evergreen titles like how to buy a house with under $20,000. Kevin says the most valuable videos are the daily course-member livestreams, which go back to 2017 and are still public. 12
Biggest series: Stimulus updates (2020)
Most-viewed long video: Rental primer (about 40 minutes, for beginners)
Oldest archive: 2017 (course livestreams, still public)
By series
The 2020 stimulus and unemployment updates were the breakout: near-daily, plain-language, and timed to a moment when tens of millions of people were waiting on a check. That series took the channel past a million subscribers and, by Kevin’s account of his analytics, to number one on YouTube’s trending page. 1
By single video
The most-viewed long-form video is a roughly 40-minute primer on buying a rental property as a novice. Evergreen titles like how to buy a house with under $20,000 sit near it. Signature formats over the years include the daily 9 a.m. market-open livestream, “What YouTube paid me in 31 days,” net worth updates, the “1337” stock-pick lists, and CEO interviews. 1
What Kevin points to
Kevin’s account
The full archive is available, including course-member livestreams going back to 2017 and my historical correct and incorrect calls, which I consider incredibly valuable to learn from. 2
The stimulus videos made the channel; the rental-property primer is what people keep watching. 1
Simply put
✅ Two answers
➡️ The 2020 stimulus check series was the breakout.
➡️ The single most-watched long video teaches beginners how to buy a rental.
✅ What he values most
➡️ The daily livestreams, wrong calls and all, going back to 2017.
Sources
Company research memo, YouTube career (most-viewed long-form video; signature formats), Open
Kevin's account, No, I didn't unlist my library: “course-member livestreams going back to 2017 and my historical correct and incorrect calls, which I consider incredibly valuable” Read the excerpt
