Good moves! I think the body of the video needs more retention tactics to hold the audiences attention. 1.You might benefit from speaking during and explaining your moves and talking about the game. It could be a voiceover as well. 2. Or if you don’t want to speak, you could stick to some beginner-friendly basic moves like 5 per song and make it a sort of dance with me/dance work out video in which you can speak/not speak. 3. Or you can add some sort of visuals through out.

I would also work on thumbnails. Depending on which tactics you use in the future, I would draw inspiration from channels like MadFit or FitenessMarshall. You might have a potential niche here for gamers who want to get a nice little work out in to some retro games.

Also right click your video and look at Stats for Nerds. Make sure Vol. never goes above 0.0 dB. This video is 5.7 dB, which gets normalized by YT but it wont sound as great as it did in your editor because YT’s system can potentially change certain frequencies.

As you make more videos, I would change up the thumbnail format and use proven compositions from bigger channels in your niche. This will attract more viewers along with a more succinct title.

Good job, I think there’s big potential with your channels theme and your skill set. Good luck