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Fu*k him them and his channel and everyone that breathe the same air


For someone who doesn't like or watch Vlad, you sure do know a lot about his programming down to what a guest says about a group that just released their first album in 16 years.

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:lol:

Nah but Aries is a dumbass, he tries to be too New York.
 
@playahaitian the cat's outta the bag, we know you be watching...

Listen, and don't deny it!

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It's ok, Vlad's got all his homies back except for one.


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Just joking

I was pissed as f**k that bullsh*t even showed up on my search results on YouTube.

Honestly? I really didn't watch it i saw the title and that was enough.

I've been doing that A LOT lately
 
For someone who doesn't like or watch Vlad, you sure do know a lot about his programming down to what a guest says about a group that just released their first album in 16 years.

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:lol:

Nah but Aries is a dumbass, he tries to be too New York.

I dont appreciate how Dwight looking at me.

Why YOU always gotta contribute to making me feel uncomfortable?
 
I feel you 100%

Sidebar...

Can you confirm this?

I was told watch a few second and then a thumbs down is the worst thing you can do to a YouTube video?

I just assumed it ONLY effected your PERSONAL algorithm

Apparently quick cut offs and dislikes can also damage that creators content OVERALL position in the algorithm?
 
Sidebar...

Can you confirm this?

I was told watch a few second and then a thumbs down is the worst thing you can do to a YouTube video?

I just assumed it ONLY effected your PERSONAL algorithm

Apparently quick cut offs and dislikes can also damage that creators content OVERALL position in the algorithm?
On YouTube, clicking the thumbs down button (dislike) does affect the video's performance and how YouTube recommends it, but not in the way many people might think. While a high number of dislikes can indicate to the platform that a video is not well-received, it doesn't directly translate to lower earnings or reduced video promotion. Instead, dislikes influence how YouTube categorizes the video and tailors recommendations to users.

Here's a more detailed explanation:
Impact on Video Visibility:
  • Algorithm Influence:
    YouTube's algorithm considers dislikes as a data point for engagement, similar to likes and comments.

  • Reduced Visibility:
    A high ratio of dislikes to likes can signal to the algorithm that a video may not be relevant or enjoyable to a wide audience, potentially leading to reduced visibility in search results and recommendations.

    • Not a Direct Earnings Impact:
      Dislikes do not directly impact a creator's earnings.
    • Engagement is Key:
      YouTube values engagement, and dislikes, while negative, still indicate that viewers are interacting with the video.


      • For YouTube Shorts: The algorithm prioritizes whether viewers watch the video to completion or swipe away. If a large number of people swipe away within the first few seconds, it signals to the algorithm that the content is not engaging or relevant to that initial audience, and as a result, the video may be shown to fewer people in the future.
      • For longer YouTube videos: The algorithm also considers "Watch Time" and "Audience Retention" as crucial ranking factors. Even if a partial view counts towards the total view count (a view is counted if a video is watched for 30 seconds or more, or if it's less than 30 seconds and watched in full), according to Quora, a short watch time can negatively impact the video's overall performance. If viewers frequently abandon a video early, it tells the algorithm that the content isn't holding their attention, and it might be recommended less often.
 
On YouTube, clicking the thumbs down button (dislike) does affect the video's performance and how YouTube recommends it, but not in the way many people might think. While a high number of dislikes can indicate to the platform that a video is not well-received, it doesn't directly translate to lower earnings or reduced video promotion. Instead, dislikes influence how YouTube categorizes the video and tailors recommendations to users.

Here's a more detailed explanation:
Impact on Video Visibility:
  • Algorithm Influence:
    YouTube's algorithm considers dislikes as a data point for engagement, similar to likes and comments.

  • Reduced Visibility:
    A high ratio of dislikes to likes can signal to the algorithm that a video may not be relevant or enjoyable to a wide audience, potentially leading to reduced visibility in search results and recommendations.

    • Not a Direct Earnings Impact:
      Dislikes do not directly impact a creator's earnings.
    • Engagement is Key:
      YouTube values engagement, and dislikes, while negative, still indicate that viewers are interacting with the video.


      • For YouTube Shorts: The algorithm prioritizes whether viewers watch the video to completion or swipe away. If a large number of people swipe away within the first few seconds, it signals to the algorithm that the content is not engaging or relevant to that initial audience, and as a result, the video may be shown to fewer people in the future.
      • For longer YouTube videos: The algorithm also considers "Watch Time" and "Audience Retention" as crucial ranking factors. Even if a partial view counts towards the total view count (a view is counted if a video is watched for 30 seconds or more, or if it's less than 30 seconds and watched in full), according to Quora, a short watch time can negatively impact the video's overall performance. If viewers frequently abandon a video early, it tells the algorithm that the content isn't holding their attention, and it might be recommended less often.

Thank you
 
No problem

Reduced Visibility:
A high ratio of dislikes to likes can signal to the algorithm that a video may not be relevant or enjoyable to a wide audience, potentially leading to reduced visibility in search results and recommendations.

^^^^ This part though.... is very interesting

Because reduced visibility COULD AND WOULD EFFECT YOUR MONEY.
 
On YouTube, clicking the thumbs down button (dislike) does affect the video's performance and how YouTube recommends it, but not in the way many people might think. While a high number of dislikes can indicate to the platform that a video is not well-received, it doesn't directly translate to lower earnings or reduced video promotion. Instead, dislikes influence how YouTube categorizes the video and tailors recommendations to users.

Here's a more detailed explanation:
Impact on Video Visibility:
  • Algorithm Influence:
    YouTube's algorithm considers dislikes as a data point for engagement, similar to likes and comments.

  • Reduced Visibility:
    A high ratio of dislikes to likes can signal to the algorithm that a video may not be relevant or enjoyable to a wide audience, potentially leading to reduced visibility in search results and recommendations.

    • Not a Direct Earnings Impact:
      Dislikes do not directly impact a creator's earnings.
    • Engagement is Key:
      YouTube values engagement, and dislikes, while negative, still indicate that viewers are interacting with the video.


      • For YouTube Shorts: The algorithm prioritizes whether viewers watch the video to completion or swipe away. If a large number of people swipe away within the first few seconds, it signals to the algorithm that the content is not engaging or relevant to that initial audience, and as a result, the video may be shown to fewer people in the future.
      • For longer YouTube videos: The algorithm also considers "Watch Time" and "Audience Retention" as crucial ranking factors. Even if a partial view counts towards the total view count (a view is counted if a video is watched for 30 seconds or more, or if it's less than 30 seconds and watched in full), according to Quora, a short watch time can negatively impact the video's overall performance. If viewers frequently abandon a video early, it tells the algorithm that the content isn't holding their attention, and it might be recommended less often.
This is not true anymore. YouTube uses a version of Gemini AI which has language modeling. This allows it to understand human language.

So it now focuses on intent and signals. It can now predict what you may want now or need in the future based on your searching habits or what you are reading. If Vlad TV is interviewing someone you may have shown interest in for example, it will show in your feed.

Dislike really does nothing. If you don’t want something to show up, just block the entire channel
 
Reduced Visibility:
A high ratio of dislikes to likes can signal to the algorithm that a video may not be relevant or enjoyable to a wide audience, potentially leading to reduced visibility in search results and recommendations.

^^^^ This part though.... is very interesting

Because reduced visibility COULD AND WOULD EFFECT YOUR MONEY.
Very interesting
 

Sidebar 2: serious talk? Drake coziness with the right wing all of sudden? May be a coincidence. But till there is proper clarification? Im not really gonna even joke too much on that man. He was spiraling but this aint how he should be stabilizing.
 
Sidebar 2: serious talk? Drake coziness with the right wing all of sudden? May be a coincidence. But till there is proper clarification? Im not really gonna even joke too much on that man. He was spiraling but this aint how he should be stabilizing.

Basically. Bitch made shit.
 
It was written is his best album to me tho and trackmasters did that. I am was where the decline started to me. All them pop beats didnt fit him

How we gonna shit on trackmasters?

Trackmasters were some and still one of my favorite producers. LL Cool J “Doin’ It” man that beat is so playa it’s ridiculous
 


I cannot believe how simply perfect this roll out is.

I never thought I would see something like this again.

LL did the same but for some reason the project didn't hit the public the same as this. And I really liked his album.

The beef and controversy with Def Jam definitely helped... but nothing matters if the final product doesn't connect.
 
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