This "Mistake" Could 5x Your Views in 2025

Hey Content Rebels!

Let me share something wild I discovered about content creation.

You know what's better than perfect content? Content that makes people want to correct you.

Here's what I mean...

Be careful, this could make you go viral

I've been studying creators who consistently hit millions of views, and I noticed something interesting:

• They deliberately make small "mistakes"

• They use quirky pronunciations

• They add typos in their subtitles (or even thumbnails)

Why does this work?

Because people LOVE being right. They can't resist commenting when they spot something "wrong."

Example: This creator got ~5M views on one single video in one week by saying "bañana" instead of "banana." He also applied this strategy when naming other fruits.

Here’s the whole video so you can take a look.

But here's the important part...

This only works if you're also doing ONE of these:

• Educating your audience

• Entertaining them

• Providing valuable information

Remember: The "mistake" gets them to stop scrolling, but your content needs to keep them watching.

By the way, there are now 3 content/AI tutorials in Content Rebel Club, my course Content Rebel 101, weekly group calls, and much more.

Want to join and finally master AI and content creation?

Talk soon,

René