How I view others in social media

Who else is watching this in 2025!?!?

video posted Jan. 1st 2025

8000000 likes
who else is reading this comment in 2027? 🤣🤣
Most are in 2019. Let's not spoil anything to them
I miss back like a decade ago when people would say "hello from (home country)"

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Who else is saying hello from their country in 2025?

You're missing the pinned "Omg, this is crazy, but I just got a $750 gift card from the code in the description! 💕💕"

If I hit 10k followers my parents will buy me a professional camera! Please guys!
Anyone CRANKING their HOG in 2032? 🦍👽🦔

Tiktok is really bad about this. I'd say it's worse than YouTube comments.

NAHHHHH "worse than YouTube comments" IS CRAZYYYYY
- bro think its worse than youtube comments💀💀💀😭🙏😭🙏😭😭
- ts pmo fr 🥀🥀😭💀

"Anyone watching in current year?"

I saw a top comment on a music video on YouTube with "Anyone watching on specifically today's date". Tons of engagement because of course everyone is watching today.

Dude just had a script setup to edit the comment every day, so for years it always asked about today's date.
- That's funny asf, but to what end? What does the commenter get out of engagement? Are they a sock puppet of the creator trying to drive interactions in the comments?
I hope that as of 05/14/2025 that you live a happy life 😍

If you're reading this comment in 2023, I hope you have a lovely day ❤😍😘❤
- The years so far have only had 12 months each...
  
  /s
In case the paper calendar on the wall has stopped working, you can always go to a 13 year old YouTube upload and look for this comment.
To me better than "current year anyone?"

Punchline Situation is Diabolical

@SomeDude • 8 hours ago

2.8M Views

"Punchline" 💀💀

"no one:
absolutely no one:
not a single soul:
character: punchline"

going back to 2018-era youtube comment sections is painful

2018-era? That still happens today
- maybe it’s just that I hang around good parts of the internet now, but i saw that "no one:" format so much more back then
  
  i still see it sometimes now, but around 2018 it was everywhere
"Tell me blah blah blah without telling me blah blah blah."

"I don't get punchline"

Punchline isn't even funny. Anyone who laughs is an idiot and the creator deserves to die.
- Thanks for clarification!

I can never tell if it’s bots or if people are just so unoriginal. I mean I’m not that original myself, but at least I’m self aware.

If you don't have anything to add you can always just say nothing.
- Yea, that’s what I was trying to imply by being “self aware”. Since I realize I have nothing original to add, I just won’t say it.

That doesn't bother me, and as someone who occasionally makes comics I always appreciate positive feedback like that.

So much worse is:

OP: "This [noun] is [adjective]."

Commenter 1: "This [noun] is [worse adjective]. FTFY."

Commenter 2: "[Noun] isn't [adjective]... BECAUSE IT'S AN INSULT TO [ADJECTIVE] THINGS EVERYWHERE! I am so clever! You thought I was defending [noun], but I pulled an Uno Reverse, which is also a clever thing to say!"

At dinner that night I imagine commenter 2 tells his mom all about how he's so funny on reddit. She doesn't really listen.

I listen to him~ but only through the little speaker I've hidden in his wallet

Ayo not "punchline " ffs I'm dead

Yooooo , "punchline" indeed

Me responding “yes” when two options are presented

yes
- Who? The Narn or the Centauri?
- yes or yes

How is this bad? I feel happy knowing other people also found a joke funny.

It's not "bad" but it can make you feel sad inside. All those commenter are trying to essentially say "I found this funny", but they're never saying anything genuine. Its always a repetitive joke or a meme that you see a thousand times.

Instead of seeing a bunch of different people and diverse reasons people "find a joke funny" they all start to melt into the same person and it expands on this loneliness where all this human interaction is at the tip of our fingers, but only the surface level of ideas can be expressed.

Missing the bot comments that don't reference anything specific in the original post. Sometimes they reference the title, but not the content.

Very true in YouTube's comment section

For extra accuracy you should have made it a repost with tons of engagements of an original post by a different users with barely any engagements

Reverse shout-out to Barstool sports on tiktok

something blatantly sexist or racist that is entirely off topic, just to grab hate reactions

oldest person on earth: "amen"

I've seen a lot of ones that are just shit like "(country) dislike button 👇"

I swear I feel like I'm getting brain damage every time I look at YouTube shorts comments

It's like those video where the narrator simply exactly explains what happens on screen as you see it.

It's weird, some people make six figures saying "dude" a lot.
It's a laugh track for people who think they don't respond to the exact same social que in another setting 😂
- Oh wait I thought this was supposed to be a tumblr or microblog snip, but it's avid. Yeah that's a constant