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CINDIGOSALAUDA :

what is the song?

FramedGO :

I think this whole thing with TikTok started when they added image support; before, you had to actually type out what you wanted to say, but now you can convey a whole concept—or even more—using just an image or a sticker. I don't think using stickers or images is a bad thing, but I feel like if TikTok wanted to take action against this, they could implement a system to delete repetitive comments based on the average percentage across a certain number of videos.

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reachgalaxyinfinityuniversal :

in another app is like another app not just one or two it's forcous on folk tut and makes an easy time to choose.I'v ever used stickers before coz I don't have to spend time on writing too much .I'm sure YouTube is not allowing us to use stickers but tiktok can so I'm here to not want to have a lot of arguments with everyone.

GALLITO :

en Youtube los vídeos son una cagada ahora pero los comentarios son oro puro

Rick Grimes :

YouTube short comments:

LISAN :

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Hamza • following :

It’s all Messi fault

kiann :

The "Dead Internet Theory" suggests that a large portion of online activity is no longer driven by real people, but by bots, algorithms, and AI-generated content. While the theory is generally considered a conspiracy theory, many people feel that the internet has become less authentic over time. In this context, some argue that YouTube has evolved while TikTok has regressed. YouTube has expanded beyond simple video sharing into a platform for educational content, documentaries, podcasts, and long-form discussions, encouraging deeper engagement with topics. Critics of TikTok, on the other hand, argue that its increasing focus on short, highly stimulating videos promotes endless scrolling and reduces attention spans. As a result, some supporters of the Dead Internet Theory view YouTube as an example of online growth and maturity, while TikTok represents the internet becoming more algorithm-driven, repetitive, and less human-centered. However, this remains a matter of opinion, and many people consider TikTok to be a highly innovative and creative platform.

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George Harris SR :

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The Dead Internet Theory is the belief that the internet is no longer a human-dominated space, but has instead become a manufactured ecosystem run almost entirely by artificial intelligence and automated bots. First originating on fringe web forums like 4chan and Agora Road in the late 2010s, the theory claims that the "organic" internet effectively died around 2016. it also gets founded in different apps like Facebook, Reddit and something like that's, it's also has a data which gets controlled by it's system to keep running it also mean no humans left in so it's all bots. it's a bot comments to see, it's also to believe an "bot theory" and on youtube. its has an engine which keeps it running for a time. it appears on videos, social media, and other things.

Okisok :

Cherry-picking