How the channel uses it In the material on finding business ideas in internet niches, r/TVTooHigh is held up as a prime example of a niche subreddit — a community devoted to one hyper-specific topic: televisions mounted too high on the wall.[^86720c66-ab60-5b5c-afbe-38db04757933@0] It appears alongside a YouTube channel about Japanese passenger trains as an example of the internet's nonsense corners of the web: content so narrow it sounds absurd, yet capable of succeeding wildly.[^86720c66-ab60-5b5c-afbe-38db04757933@0] The point of citing it is that paying attention to these niche communities reveals what people actually care about — and can surface potential business ideas for the things you might explore building next.[^86720c66-ab60-5b5c-afbe-38db04757933@0]