5 Low-Comp Tees You Can Upload TODAY (Watch Me Flip Them with ChatGPT)

About this video

R.J. Martinez — who says he has done print-on-demand for over eight years with over $400,000 in royalties and over 125,000 products sold — breaks down five low-competition niches he found via social media, Amazon search, Etsy and Redbubble, and shows how to twist them with ChatGPT. The five: (1) funny/chill sarcastic duck quotes — a lounging duck with sunglasses design that he says had 700 bought in the past month, with a BSR chart showing its first sale in 2025 and accelerating sales; (2) sarcastic selective-hearing quotes (‘I have selective hearing. You were not selected today.’) — a simple text design with about 100 reviews and 1,000 bought in the past month, likely doing 20–30 sales a day near Christmas; (3) mechanic ’things I want’ lists (‘cars, car parts, more cars, bigger garage’) in retro style, which he says spikes every Q4 and compounds as it ranks and collects reviews; (4) wrestling/BJJ ‘Fresh takedowns served daily’ — a parody using a donut-chain color scheme but all wording changed, which he says Amazon allows because it’s 80–90% different, with 1,000 bought in the past month and its first sale March 2025; (5) ‘Out here looking like a snack’ Christmas gingerbread design, first sale in 2023 and best year yet. His workflow: screenshot the bestseller, ask paid ChatGPT ‘gimme five ideas like this’ (e.g., chill sloth, lazy cat, zen frog, sassy goose), then turn one into an AI image prompt for Ideogram, Kittl, Midjourney or ChatGPT image generation. He repeatedly warns to double-check trademarks and never copy the exact design. He pitches his Top Research Design Vault (per this video, over 1,600 researched niches with keywords, design angles and prompt ideas, 20 new per week) as the done-for-you research system.

Key takeaways

• He covers five low-competition niches: sarcastic duck quotes, sarcastic selective-hearing text tees, mechanic ’things I want’ lists, wrestling ‘fresh takedowns served daily’ parody, and Christmas gingerbread ’looking like a snack.’
• He uses BSR charts and ‘bought in the past month’ counts as demand proof, noting the lower the BSR the stronger the sales velocity.
• His ChatGPT workflow: screenshot a proven seller, ask for five similar ideas, then convert a favorite into an AI image-generator prompt.
• He frames the wrestling parody as Amazon-safe because the wording and design are substantially changed from the original brand, and warns to always check trademarks.
• He pitches his Top Research Design Vault as done-for-you niche research with keywords, competition checks, design angles and AI prompt ideas.

Episode details: published December 21, 2025 · 13:21 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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