YouTube commentators…commenters…anyway, those people who probably all fall within the age group of 12-15, or at least who act like they fall in that age group should all go out and find something better to do than try to act like a 30-year old who holds a PhD on debating.
Seriously, I try to enjoy a mad video, scroll down with the hope that someone could give me more information about it or a worth-while comment about why Jason Mraz is the maddest artist within the atmosphere of our planet, and things like, “This is me and my bf’s song” or “I had a girl like that, but she left, she’s all the way in whatever-land, in some-guy’s arms. I’ll never forget her.” That’s great buddy, I don’t even know who she is. And what’s worse is some idiot would actually comment back saying, “Aww, that’s sad, I feel sorry for you. That happened to me as well. I’m still recovering.” AND THEN they somehow end up becoming bestfriends on YouTube, proclaiming to everyone that “Woo-Hoo! See?! I have friends I get to be miserable with!”
And perhaps the worst kind of comments YouTube commenters make are when they start picking fights, or “debating”. It’s funny, when I watch a video, I’m actually expecting to see some form of argument in the comment section! Ok, here’s the latest one I read which was the reason why I made this peEVEd post in the first place:
MarloJamieson:
“Excuse me, but making an analogy with a brain and God, isn’t very useful to back up your debate. You know, brain scans are the best proof, imo, however there is another one ( and a lot more), such as examining a dead body, and there is a such thing as brain to brain transmission. Forcing your view on someone else, doesn’t make it fact. It is your opinion and if you’d like to believe that, that’s cool. Also,I don’t thinkmaking fun of someone’styping style is very nice. =[“
to which lejendmythril replied:
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November 10, 2009 at 2:54 pm
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November 10, 2009 at 7:09 pm
Joana Medina
OMGOSH I know what you mean, it’s really annoying! I actually knew someone who commented with something terribly personal and blatant (they broadcasted someone’s name) on a really popular youtube video and it was just…. UGH why the eff for? It has nothing to do with ANYTHING!
I only comment every now and then, out of support for youtubers whose videos I enjoy 🙂 Mainly musicians. I’m far too anxious to comment on communitychannel’s videos. hahaha yeah, that’s not a joke. That’s pretty sad though LOL
November 10, 2009 at 11:49 pm
abbiecasin
yeah i tried to comment on her video once. Possibly the most traumatising experience in my head. Since then, my comments have stayed in the safest place: my head.
i heard something about that, saying someone’s name. But I didnt want to read the whole argument, lest I rage on my computer. *rage rage*
November 11, 2009 at 9:11 pm
allycakes
YouTwit.. bwahahahhahaha
when you get fired up its funny lol
but totally agreed on the youtube comments. TB’s think they know everything *sigh lol jokes
LOL remember the “TB4LYF” hahahaha
… anyways, procrastination ends here lol
November 30, 2009 at 6:30 pm
Danica
Haha, “go frolic on the grass or something.” But grass irritates my skin!