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Skimming this thread for the first time. I guess a lot of the YTP community pulled an Egoraptor and developed troll’s remorse. What happened to Spingebill being an outlet for abstract edge? Or Robotnik saying nigger while other characters react? The point of YTP was to be an experimental creative showcase for people to flex their sentence mixing and video editing skills unrestrained.

I recently saw Vinny react to a YTP compilation that a viewer put together, and they went out of their way to cut out anything they thought was offensive. Why even bother?
 
What happened to Spingebill being an outlet for abstract edge? Or Robotnik saying nigger while other characters react?
Oh no, all of that is still hilarious, don't worry. All the best YTP channels have very limited social media presence outside of Youtube.
 
Skimming this thread for the first time. I guess a lot of the YTP community pulled an Egoraptor and developed troll’s remorse. What happened to Spingebill being an outlet for abstract edge? Or Robotnik saying nigger while other characters react? The point of YTP was to be an experimental creative showcase for people to flex their sentence mixing and video editing skills unrestrained.

I recently saw Vinny react to a YTP compilation that a viewer put together, and they went out of their way to cut out anything they thought was offensive. Why even bother?
Well for starters, the Adpocalypse happened, and YT cracked down hard on """hateful""" content, on top of most of the creatives online developing troll's remorse, especially after the Big D won in 2016.
 
Well for starters, the Adpocalypse happened, and YT cracked down hard on """hateful""" content, on top of most of the creatives online developing troll's remorse, especially after the Big D won in 2016.
I have been using an ad blocker since forever, did YTPs ever have ads? In the case of that Vinny stream, of course the selection needed to be sanitized, he's a Twitch streamer and can't afford to get his channel shut down by a random nigger word.
 
I have been using an ad blocker since forever, did YTPs ever have ads?
AFAIK, no. But at the same time, thanks to research done by EmpLemon and a few other YT autists, what we know as "demonetization" can extend to even videos that aren't monetized to begin with. A video can essentially be "shadowbanned" from search results or being pushed by the algorithm if the video has any "no-no words" in it, for example. That's why even people who don't normally monetize their videos got all up-in-arms with YT started the whole demonetization thing when the Adpocalypse happened.
 
I have been using an ad blocker since forever, did YTPs ever have ads?
They did get ads if they got copyright claimed, giving money to the claimant. I have no clue how it worked for demonetized videos though.

Flying Kitty is the only YTPer I know of that managed to make money from these kinds of videos and that in part required endorsement from Pewdiepie by reacting to a few of his videos and inviting him to edit a fanmade rewind.
 
What happened to Spingebill being an outlet for abstract edge? Or Robotnik saying nigger while other characters react?
Short story: normalfags involved in the Youtube Poop scene (which is distinct from the "community" that is made up of Youchew and it's never-ending sequels) moved on to much better things, a good example being EmpLemon. There are still normies doing YTP, and God bless their souls, although I don't watch their stuff.

Long story: YouChew happened. Saying they have a lack of self awareness is being generous. I'm sure you could get a Dr. Pepper with some of the former users/escapees from the cult (not just escapees from the forum, but the related twitter/discord groups as well) and they're pretty alright, but the rest are the strangest, most unlikable creatures imaginable. Whether it was the original forum or it's copycats, they feel the need to be as offputting as possible with their extreme psychopathy, as well as feeling the need to gatekeep and police everything nonstop, on top of always finding something to bitch about for attention and asspats, being horrifyingly pedophilic on a regular daily basis, or always making everything about politics and worshipping faggots and trannies. And all of that shit is still happening to this day.
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Related to that, I get reminded of this tumblr post from almost three years ago or so: https://www.tumblr.com/melonyswife/...dont-get-reblog-privileges-anymore-go-to-your (archive)
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Unsurprisingly, the replies are infested with troony toons bellyaching about mean words, which gives one an idea of how much YouChew is responsible for YTP's death as a popular fad.

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Related to that, I get reminded of this tumblr post from almost three years ago or so: https://www.tumblr.com/melonyswife/...dont-get-reblog-privileges-anymore-go-to-your (archive)
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Unsurprisingly, the replies are infested with troony toons bellyaching about mean words, which gives one an idea of how much YouChew is responsible for YTP's death as a popular fad.
I already told Beef this off-forum, but I do not buy the idea that we are far removed enough to call "old stuff" from the 2000s "raycist and problemutic" in the same way blackface cartoons were racist to 90s kids. Compare to the Censored Eleven for example. I personally think that by then, with MLK and Civil Rights laws cemented in people's heads, they knew full-well by then what was truly racist vs. what wasn't.

For my money, Internet content, and other media made in the 90s or 2000s does not deserve the same treatment as the Censored Eleven. Especially given not even enough time has passed since the 2000s compared to the gap between the 90s and 40s. I think the main reason people were even able to get away with "racist" content online by then was simply because the era of actual racism was far in the rear-view mirror, and western society had since moved on to the "live and let live" approach that leftism, Tumblr, and ultimately George Floyd's death would completely ruin.
 
I think the main reason people were even able to get away with "racist" content online by then was simply because the era of actual racism was far in the rear-view mirror, and western society had since moved on to the "live and let live" approach that leftism, Tumblr, and ultimately George Floyd's death would completely ruin.
Not exactly. The internet was way less common which did help in it being way less regulated compared to today, but I think the edginess of the '00s and early '10s is more so defined by the Bush era political zeitgeist, when 9/11 and US deployment into the middle east were still fresh in peoples memory and they wanted blood. I guess folks were way less racist against the blacks, because all of that energy was diverted towards the Muslims? But it was still not a time of turning the other cheek, and that's reflected in online entertainment.

I think this can be best encapsulated by those rail shooter flash games where you'd play as Bush, Queen Elizabeth, Obama or some other public political figure where you'd mow down an army of terrorists. I recall playing them as a kid, common even on child-friendly flash sites like miniclip, having no idea what they were about, but the equation of pro-war political figure as some sort of rambo character, that will personally execute hundreds of people, including civilian bystanders, in the name of stopping terrorism is a bit... yeah, I can see why those aren't made today. And that's the more TAME shit people used to get away it, making videos of people calling emos fags innocent in comparison.

What truly deserves the "censored eleven" status in my opinion are those shock reaction videos to stuff like "Boku no Pico", when it was trendy for youtubers as huge as Pewdiepie to watch drawn child pornography "for the memes". It's surreal to think about how prevalent it was within the normie internet, as it is an extremely poorly aged entertainment, from a time when people were still clueless about Epstein island, Diddy parties, anything surrounding Bill Cosby and numerous other scandals of celebrity figures abusing their power and status. What makes Jallebro's spongebob videos age poorly, is not having the intro title be "niggers" (I mean for Christ's sakes, all the black people reacting to the video ended up loving it), it is specific jokes like Mr. Krabs molesting children with an elephant tronk off-screen, while you can only hear their screams. That's the type of joke I can imagine even 14 year old Trump loving soyteens would feel slightly uncomfortable about, and those kids think that crudely made caricatures of pajeets shitting themselves is the most hilarious thing in the world.
 
Not exactly. The internet was way less common which did help in it being way less regulated compared to today, but I think the edginess of the '00s and early '10s is more so defined by the Bush era political zeitgeist, when 9/11 and US deployment into the middle east were still fresh in peoples memory and they wanted blood. I guess folks were way less racist against the blacks, because all of that energy was diverted towards the Muslims? But it was still not a time of turning the other cheek, and that's reflected in online entertainment.
The Internet was at least big enough then that companies like Disney were willing to have a major presence and advertise on it. Remember, the Dot Com Bubble is what drove a lot of companies to invest in the Internet early on, and so a lot of advertising and company-based websites could be traced back to it.

Even after the bubble burst, every media studio, brand, product, etc. had flash-based websites/games and free stuff to download as a means to promote their goods and services. Or in some cases they straight-up advertised themselves on major popular sites and games like Habbo. They did all of this while the Internet was still in it's "edgy wild west" phase.

If anything, the moment when the Internet started to become "normie" can be traced back to the Eternal September of 1993, when the masses gained access to the Internet through AOL, and soon the advertisers started to catch a whiff of advertising potential.
 
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The Internet was at least big enough then that companies like Disney were willing to have a major presence and advertise on it. Remember, the Dot Com Bubble is what drove a lot of companies to invest in the Internet early on, and so a lot of advertising and company-based websites could be traced back to it.

Even after the bubble burst, every media studio, brand, product, etc. had flash-based websites/games and free stuff to download as a means to promote their goods and services. Or in some cases they straight-up advertised themselves on major popular sites and games like Habbo. They did all of this while the Internet was still in it's "edgy wild west" phase.

If anything, the moment when the Internet started to become "normie" can be traced back to the Eternal September of 1993, when the masses gained access to the Internet through AOL, and soon the advertisers started to catch a whiff of advertising potential.
Yes, I understand that... but you must understand that the way brands presented themselves was WAY different during the zeitgest of the era, not just on the internet. It is morbid how much everything had changed in just a generation.

 
Even after the bubble burst, every media studio, brand, product, etc. had flash-based websites/games and free stuff to download as a means to promote their goods and services. Or in some cases they straight-up advertised themselves on major popular sites and games like Habbo. They did all of this while the Internet was still in it's "edgy wild west" phase.
We used to be a society, bro.

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I got a rabbit hole for yall to investigate.

There is one Youtuber named TheToonedLoon that got popular from making YTPs out of Cars movies. Nothing too out of ordinary, except for the fact that these videos developed a particular following among autistic toddlers, even more so than usual as you'd expect from YTPs. What happened was that lots of kids proceeded to take Loon's videos and add in their own characters into the scenes of a YTP, typically as poorly cropped pngs.


THERE'S SO MANY OF THESE.

It got bad enough that the original creator of these YTPs made a video calling out this kind of content.


I've heard of that YTP channel before, mostly that the person that made these videos is relatively young themselves (still in high school), so that explains the Garfield TTS voice.

But still, I've not seen anything similar to happen with YTPs before, not on this scale anyways. It feels like a weird crossover with the kinds of people into closing logos wiki. It's all just so trashy.
 
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I wonder whatever happened to manwith10toes (or something like that was his name), he seems like he was one of the more normal ones who was on youchew
Manwith10toes3/MW10T/Miker Peterson, yep. He's still kind of around. As I remember, he ditched the forum not long after ConradSlater did, and still made YTPs for a short while before gradually transitioning to aping on the 60's Spider Man cartoon; you could say he helped launch the whole SPIDERDUB fad, but that's perhaps too much extolling on my part. The YouChew freaks also tried taking credit for his work and that fad around the same time it exploded in popularity (lol).

Either way, this is his current channel, and he seems to be doing pretty good for himself: https://www.youtube.com/@MikePeterson91/videos
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A few archived channels of his stuff, both YTP and non-YTP, as they follow: https://www.youtube.com/@MW10TArchive
https://archive.org/details/manwith10toesspiderdub
https://archive.org/details/ytchannelmw10tytp
https://archive.org/details/ytmw10t3
 
Manwith10toes3/MW10T/Miker Peterson, yep. He's still kind of around. As I remember, he ditched the forum not long after ConradSlater did, and still made YTPs for a short while before gradually transitioning to aping on the 60's Spider Man cartoon; you could say he helped launch the whole SPIDERDUB fad, but that's perhaps too much extolling on my part. The YouChew freaks also tried taking credit for his work and that fad around the same time it exploded in popularity (lol).

Either way, this is his current channel, and he seems to be doing pretty good for himself: https://www.youtube.com/@MikePeterson91/videos
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A few archived channels of his stuff, both YTP and non-YTP, as they follow: https://www.youtube.com/@MW10TArchive
https://archive.org/details/manwith10toesspiderdub
https://archive.org/details/ytchannelmw10tytp
https://archive.org/details/ytmw10t3
Confirms what I said before... All the actually important YTPers are those who don't have an active social media.

>Upload funny video
>Refuse to elaborate further
>Leave for 6 years
>Come back with a random video out of nowhere
>Leave for multiple years again
 
dvariano reposted this comic today:
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I actually used to like this guy's art, but when I saw this, I immediately unfollowed him.

EDIT: Aaaaaaaand he blocked me for saying this was unfunny. Good riddance.
 
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dvariano reposted this comic today:
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I actually used to like this guy's art, but when I saw this, I immediately unfollowed him.
About a decade ago or so, Youchewers on tumblr were trying their hardest to make Dan Variano the next Shmorky-style celeb, for no other reason because Dan sucks off of SuperYoshi and vice-versa, which is further reflected in Matt's pitiful attempts at art, obviously aping off of Dan's, which in itself is extremely sad considering Dan's art is very mediocre. I always thought his "approach" was very tacky and juvenile, more of the same "haha so ironic and snarky" slop that only appeals to YouChew-types.
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