No.10173
>>10144I mean it's actually a significant issue though.
A lot of pretty good videos aren't in English, or else are in English but you don't speak English/would prefer different languages for the subtitles. I know it helped me a lot to learn the English names for historical events and people by watching youtube videos with subtitles in my language instead of English. Plus obviously it's a serious problem for deaf users, especially since Youtube just replaces swear words with [ ], making it utterly impossible to know what was there, and also since the AI still can't actually recognize words. This is even a problem for videos with shit audio quality or when there's a ton of background noise, the subtitles are a lifesaver.
No.10187
>>10179>>10126>>10166FYI there's a big archive of annotations at
https://archive.org/details/youtubeannotations and invidious instances use it to restore them.
No.10232
https://youtu.be/jDNKibYm0wcI still laugh a ton watching this one.
No.10984
>>10860God damn I love this video
No.11646
>>5689Man this brings me back I use to blast that song and a bunch of others back in the day, namely stuff from the corruption of lulz album.
Also I feel like shit has gone full circle because now I gotta ask what was the name of that song? My old brain is drawing a total blank…I use to rip on people for asking for song names..
No.11677
>>11676same, my friends and I still refer to people as having a "huge cock of a voice"
No.13213
>>10179fuck it's dead
I assume this was Fukkireta with all the annotations?
No.13277
I wonder what people who are as young now as I was when I saw videos like these think of "old" internet humor/culture
No.13278
>>13213It's still alive here
I suspect it will get taken down eventually as well because of all the annotations that just say black dragon rollblack dragon rollblack dragon rollblack dragon roll
No.13279
>>13278>black dragon rollwordfilter lol
you know what I mean
No.17071
>>17067wtf, why is this so good?
