Things you learned at Youtube

[BeBMan]

1. Whatever the song, someone's commenting that it's the best song evah

2. Whatever the year/decade/century the song is from, someone's commenting it's the best period of music evah, usually noting that it was all better back then

3. Sooner or later, someone's posting the lyrics of any song, even (or especially?) when it's in Klingon or Elvish

4. Shockingly, some songs branded HQ/HD AUDIO are totally low quality audio-wise

5. Gameplay vids are a scam. No, but most are just boring. Probably because games are for playing instead of watching them as quasi-TV.

[Bereta_Eder]

Nearly all of the songs I like have the comment : most undervalued song ever"

after so many instances I'm starting to think wether I'm the most undervalued person ever

[Broken_Erika]

1. Whatever the song, someone's commenting that it's the best song evah

5. Gameplay vids are a scam. No, but most are just boring. Probably because games are for playing instead of watching them as quasi-TV.

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[Aeson]

There are actually people posting positive and supportive comments online. You find them at 432hz.

[Hudson589]

There are actually people posting positive and supportive comments online. You find them at 432hz.youtube vanced

Absolutely! It’s like tuning into a peaceful frequency where good vibes flow freely. Amazing how sound and intention can align to create such a supportive online space.
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