Over three years ago, Nicholas Carlson wrote a piece for Business Insider on how YouTube commenters and their asinine comments were causing the site to lose advertising revenue. Well, here we are three years later and YouTube commenters are still a bunch of frothy, mouth-breathing idiots. Go figure.
With that said, it’s almost a little surprising that it’s taken so long for someone to do a spoken word web series of sorts in which selected YouTube comments on various popular videos are read aloud in a manner which reflects the tone of the YouTube commenter’s message. The one below uses comments from the video of the deranged dad who shot up his daughter’s computer after she posted something to her Facebook wall he didn’t like. Enjoy.
(HT: Daily What)
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Agreed, there should be more of these. The different voices are awesome.
Yeah, but that one guy who pretends to be eating while talking is worse than all YouTube comments behind. That was like nails on a chalkboard.
“Behind,” “combined.” What’s the difference?
Quite similar to Adam Buxton’s BUG YouTube comment bits. As you can see if you click here: [www.youtube.com]