Anytime there's a big story, you click on it, and it's someone dude talking about it. Click-bait with nothing to watch. This happens all the time. Today I read that Dave Chappelle makes a video, but all I see are other people giving their 2 cents (on the dollar).
And many times, it's an automatic fake voice app just reading articles.
The more you click the more money they get.
shareEven when I am somewhat interested in a clip I find myself turning off. Because Youtube throws more ads in the longer a clip goes, I feel some channels stretch their clips out for that reason. I find myself getting bored with them dribbling on and wish they would just get to the point.
And sometimes they never do get to the point at all.
Thats like if I'm searching for a film and when I put it on it's a completely different genre and cost about £100 to make. It's really annoying 😒
shareyour best bet might be twitter. at least, that's the case for me.
i've definitely had that experience of trying to find a clip and not being able to find anything other than some people talking about the clip.
but if you do a search for it in twitter, you'll generally find multiple people who've posted the video.
this was the first thing that popped up when i searched 'chappelle video' in twitter.
https://twitter.com/BrotherHQ/status/1452703485846192128
The frustrating gap between what Youtube could be and what it is.