Top Comments On Youtube

[Noah]

I don't about you, but I always read the top comments on Youtube videos. 80% of the time they are either really funny or really true. I collected some involving various Lion King videos. Feel free to post any you come across.

[DGFone]

Eeh, bad grammar...

Although I do also read top comments. But not for Lion King videos (because I don't watch The Lion King online).

[FlipMode]

I never read comments on YouTube, 9 times out of 10 you feel your IQ gradually lowering as you read them, they don't make sense or are the same thing in every video worded differently. The comment section of videos is enemy territory.

"9 people did not *insert thing they didn't do*" I mean no, 9 people clicked dislike, what is so hard to understand about that?

[SnowyCheetah]

YouTube comments in general are the equivalent of reality television: they will rot your brain and nine times out of ten are "fake and gay," as it were.

That is not a jab at homosexuals, it is only a reference to the commonly used "FAKE AND GAY!!!" YouTube comment left by trolls.

[VitaniOutsider]

YouTube comments in general are the equivalent of reality television: they will rot your brain and nine times out of ten are "fake and gay," as it were.

That is not a jab at homosexuals, it is only a reference to the commonly used "FAKE AND GAY!!!" YouTube comment left by trolls.

True, but I like to read them!

[Panda-chan]

I never read comments on YouTube, 9 times out of 10 you feel your IQ gradually lowering as you read them, they don't make sense or are the same thing in every video worded differently. The comment section of videos is enemy territory.

"9 people did not *insert thing they didn't do*" I mean no, 9 people clicked dislike, what is so hard to understand about that?

THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS

Seriously, I can actually feel my brain cells dying when I read most Youtube comments. 90% of them are left by 12 year olds going "herp derp my favorite part of the video was from 0:00 to [end time of video]" or "lolol 12 people missed the like button". The youtube comment section is the middle school of the internet.

[Noah]

For the most part, I agree with you guys. They all have pretty bad grammar and 90% are really stupid, but 10% actually hold some substance, which is why they are the top comments.

Also, can you imagine someone typing "fake and gay" on a Lion King video.

[SnowyCheetah]

I never read comments on YouTube, 9 times out of 10 you feel your IQ gradually lowering as you read them, they don't make sense or are the same thing in every video worded differently. The comment section of videos is enemy territory.

"9 people did not *insert thing they didn't do*" I mean no, 9 people clicked dislike, what is so hard to understand about that?

THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS

Seriously, I can actually feel my brain cells dying when I read most Youtube comments. 90% of them are left by 12 year olds going "herp derp my favorite part of the video was from 0:00 to [end time of video]" or "lolol 12 people missed the like button". The youtube comment section is the middle school of the internet.

^ what she said.

[Regulus]

The youtube comment section is the middle school of the internet.

So true. I'd also add fourchan to that category.

[FlipMode]

I mean look at the OP man, the top comment there is implying that he killed his sister and people liked it.
"YAY MURDERING YOUR FAMILY, YOU ROCK! Thumbs up!"
Yeah well youtube commenter, I will tell you exactly where to stick your thumbs up...