ThemTube Fuckerer
04-09-2020, 01:25 PM
So I discovered the "Don't recommend channel" menu item about a week ago, and I've been taking advantage of it ever since.
Who I banish from my recommendations:
Late night TV talk shows
These butthurt political hacks aren't funny. I doubt if they're even comedians. If cunts like Steven Colbert and John Oliver had had successful comedy careers before getting a TV show, I probably would've heard of them.
Channels that read Reddit posts
Usually with a wretched text-to-speech bot, but sometimes not. Either way, my attitude towards Reddit is the same as towards TV. If I want to see something on Reddit, I'll go to fucking Reddit. This is about the laziest kind of content "creator" I can think of. It's the video equivalent of Pud Kaplan writing a book that's mostly plagiarized Fucked Company posts.
"React" video channels
Their videos invariably have a title like "Some dude reacts to some old song from the 70s and 80s." I do not give a 169-story elevator fuck. That song came out 40 years ago, and you're just now hearing it? I formed my opinion about it decades ago, and it probably isn't gonna change based on what some random YouTuber says. Crawl back under your rock, bruh.
Who I banish from my recommendations:
Late night TV talk shows
These butthurt political hacks aren't funny. I doubt if they're even comedians. If cunts like Steven Colbert and John Oliver had had successful comedy careers before getting a TV show, I probably would've heard of them.
Channels that read Reddit posts
Usually with a wretched text-to-speech bot, but sometimes not. Either way, my attitude towards Reddit is the same as towards TV. If I want to see something on Reddit, I'll go to fucking Reddit. This is about the laziest kind of content "creator" I can think of. It's the video equivalent of Pud Kaplan writing a book that's mostly plagiarized Fucked Company posts.
"React" video channels
Their videos invariably have a title like "Some dude reacts to some old song from the 70s and 80s." I do not give a 169-story elevator fuck. That song came out 40 years ago, and you're just now hearing it? I formed my opinion about it decades ago, and it probably isn't gonna change based on what some random YouTuber says. Crawl back under your rock, bruh.