I not sure how they do this but I remember that MatPat from "The Game Theorist" channel had predicted that 2015 onwards would be the end of good YouTube Rewinds (Their prediction was of by a year early but it's still pretty accurate in retrospect)
Some of the people that YouTube cast may look innocent in their eyes, but not for anyone who read the news (or spends a lot more time on the internet than the executive who runs the platform). The fact that some of would probably landed on the trending page for the "morally challenged" video that they made months prior to the release of Rewind is something I would never thought would happen.
Some of the people that YouTube cast may look innocent in their eyes, but not for anyone who read the news (or spends a lot more time on the internet than the executive who runs the platform). The fact that some of would probably landed on the trending page for the "morally challenged" video that they made months prior to the release of Rewind is something I would never thought would happen.