Ghanaian content creator Headless YouTuber has opened up about his decision to ditch anonymity and reveal his face to the public.
In a candid revelation, he explained that while his faceless content was well-received, it ultimately limited his reach and opportunities.
According to Headless YouTuber, his fans initially grew accustomed to his anonymous persona and even advised him against revealing his face, despite his own reservations.
He had initially planned to reveal his identity when he reached 50,000 subscribers, but his channel's growth to 100,000 subscribers didn't change his fans' sentiments.
However, Headless YouTuber felt constrained by his anonymity, citing difficulties in attending client meetings, collaborating with other creators, and participating in interviews.
He expressed discomfort with hiding his identity, feeling it hindered his ability to expand his brand and connect with others in the industry.
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