@return_ofthe_ghst: YouTube shorts is evolving ||#ytshortscomments ##ttisdevolving #ytshortsisevolving #ttcomments #ghst

jakeobb :

I'm crine YouTube comments has always been like this 😭💔

𝕯𝖆𝖗𝖐 :

TikTok has changed a lot over the years. In the past, many trends were based on reacting to almost everything with jokes, memes, and laughter, even when the topic was serious or involved unfortunate events. Because videos were very short and designed to grab attention quickly, creators often focused on shock value, humor, and viral reactions to gain views. This created a culture where some users laughed at situations that might not have been appropriate to joke about, simply because funny or surprising content spread faster across the platform. YouTube Shorts has also evolved, but its culture is often somewhat different. While humor is still very popular, many creators on YouTube Shorts focus on storytelling, education, gaming, science, tutorials, and longer-form content adapted into short videos. Because many Shorts creators also make regular YouTube videos, they may be more likely to build a long-term audience based on trust and quality rather than only chasing viral trends. As a result, viewers on YouTube Shorts are sometimes exposed to a wider variety of content that encourages learning, creativity, or meaningful discussion instead of just reacting with laughter to every situation. One reason some people believe YouTube Shorts can be better than TikTok is that it is closely connected to the larger YouTube platform. If viewers enjoy a Short, they can easily watch longer videos from the same creator to gain more context and understanding. This can reward creators who invest time in making informative or thoughtful content. In addition, YouTube's recommendation system often mixes entertainment with educational videos, allowing users to discover topics such as history, technology, science, and art alongside comedy and trends. Of course, both platforms contain excellent content as well as content that may be insensitive or low quality. However, many users feel that YouTube Shorts has gradually developed a culture that places a little more emphasis on information, creator expertise, and long-term content creation, while TikTok remains more focused on rapidly changing trends and viral moments. Because of this, some viewers prefer YouTube Shorts, than others.

Socrates the second :

TikTok comments are basically the same five jokes copied and pasted under every video, with everyone desperately fighting for likes and attention. YouTube Shorts comments, on the other hand, actually feel alive. You’ll find people telling stories, sharing experiences, arguing about random topics, correcting mistakes, dropping fun facts, and somehow turning a 15-second video into an entire discussion forum. On TikTok, the comment section usually dies after the first few top comments. On YouTube Shorts, the comments become part of the content itself. Half the time, I open the comments before I even finish the video because I already know they’re going to be more entertaining. TikTok comments chase trends; YouTube Shorts comments create moments. One feels like an endless copy-paste contest, while the other feels like millions of people hanging out in the same room. If a platform’s comment section says something about its community, then YouTube Shorts is a conversation and TikTok is a race for attention

VynnSnx. :

in other terms tiktok is becoming a place where knowledge is slowly losing its meaning as content is reduced into short trends and recycled jokes that are repeated so often they lose any sense of humor they once had what was once considered a joke now often feels like an endless cycle of the same phrases images and reactions copied from one person to another until originality is replaced by repetition and humor is replaced by familiarity while the comments may appear to contribute to a topic they are often filled with unrelated remarks corny responses and repeated jokes that add little to the discussion and when these remarks are placed into a serious conversation they become a collection of words that carry structure but lack the meaning and context needed to communicate anything of value youtube on the other hand still encourages people to speak in complete thoughts and discuss ideas in greater depth because users are given the time and space to explain themselves rather than compress everything into a few seconds of attention because of this youtube continues to hold a greater amount of knowledge discussion and perspective though even with its vast collection of information knowledge alone is not enough as without humanity understanding and genuine interaction it risks becoming nothing more than an archive of facts

Jacob :

I'm from YouTube Shorts, and I've noticed that YouTube comments are way smarter than TikTok comments now. On YouTube, you'll see people explaining things, sharing their experiences, correcting misinformation, telling stories, and having actual discussions. Even under the most random videos, there's usually someone adding something valuable. On TikTok, it feels like most comments are just the same jokes repeated hundreds of times or people trying to get likes. YouTube comments make me think, laugh, and sometimes even learn something new. TikTok comments make me scroll. That's the difference.

Fraud :

now what really happened here tiktok has become more like a meme media then a creative and informative media some might say that YouTube is the same and yes they are true but YouTube always finds a way to sneak informative videos / shorts so when asked certain questions some people like to respond with much more explanation so that even those who can't catch up will catch up feeling like they are geniuses

CatNapTech | RX580 🏴 :

30% of tiktok vs 30% of youtube

Goat :

I both DOOMSCROLL at tt and yt

belle :

most normal YouTube shorts Comments having a conversation:

arsen :

Id rather have tiktok comments than read allat im ngl

RAYYAN ANAK QONITA :

If you want to assess whether it is intelligence, understanding, or also the way users on YouTube and TikTok, you have to see what they watch first because both platforms have algorithms according to their users, for example, if a user wants a video with a high intellectual level, the user must watch a video like that first or search for it first to display the desired video. and vice versa, users who do not want a high intellectual video will not have that video appear. that's all, sorry if there is something wrong, please correct it

⚓𝐅𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐇𝐨𝐫𝐧🏴‍☠️ :

everyone tryna be like yt shorts rn 😭

ْ :

YouTube comments is from knowledge and here is from chatgpt✌️

🌐🌻🌼🌱 Mike 🌱🌼🌻🌐 :

I am guaranteeing you, ALL people here are actually ex-youtuber residents, most of tik tok comments are meaningless because they never used other social-media (or used them not frequently or very long time ago), people here writing long essays are actually brought here by fyp system based on intelligence interests and the tik tok comments we are talking about are in absolutely different media-zone, watching and texting/gifing under some content Ai farms like fruit island ripoffs, oh also, its the same way how survivor bias works.

Peter :

TikTok comments have become so ridiculous and repetitive that instead of being funny, they've become irritating and boring. Nobody comments in their own way anymore; they just copy and paste. This has made TikTok comments empty and personality-less; the humor of before has become ragebait or just endless copies.

Gladi 🥀 :

even Facebook is far superior nowadays

?𝑲𝒐𝒓𝒊¿ :

Someone :

Are some of those animation vs Animator comments?

Henokh :

most of yt short has new gen kids btw 😹

jayden_sotuff21 :

lets be real NO ONE is reading ts 💔

◀【☆≫SH4RK≪★】▷ :

YouTube shorts is evolving

𝙠𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙢𝙞𝙧𝙞.𝙫𝙨𝙭 :

Круто я русский ничего не понимаю

gsonicg12 :

their vidéos shorts are still in skibidi toilet🥀😭

ðùðęğœŕĝę§øŋţğ :

3 years ago btw🤣✌

TVNI :