Things youtubers do that you hate

Michael said:
Misleading titles and descriptions to get views is something I dont like at all, its quite upsetting when something that doesnt contain anything to do with the title outranks your video in both YT and Google searches. Other than that I cant think of anything else.
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Noah said:
False titles and thumbnails.
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That's actually against YouTube TOS and those channels should get terminated eventually.
 
MrCaffiene82 said:
spend the first 1 Minute 20 seconds on an intro saying like like like and sub and haven't even started showing you the video you clicked to watch
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Yes, that exactly. At the end of the video, fine, but just don't do it in the beginning of the video when people didn't even see the rest of the video!
 
Let's see:

-False titles and thumbnails.
-Long intros.
-Annoying music in intros (IE dubstep)
-Bragging about how much you make on your videos, which includes possessions (IE fancy car, large TV, etc) bought with said money.
-Excessive use of jump cuts.
-Asking for like/sub at the very start of the video.
-Censoring vulgar language. Stuff like "f**k" and "s**t".
-Keywords in the description.
-Turning off comments/ratings.
-Making a gaming channel for the sake of another revenue stream.
-Prank channels. They just seem...fabricated esp. those in public.
-Overproduction/"Plastic" look and feel.
 
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When it comes to lets plays, I really hate it when people pretend that they're playing it blind, or if all the dialogue in the game is written (Pokemon for example) and that youtuber reads every bit of dialogue in a strange voice. Oh and it's so painful when you're watching a video that's covering the history of a franchise (EligibleMonster) but they try to have a really dramatic voice and it just sounds cheesy
 
It really annoys me that all those people are doing tags all the time, like they don't know nothing else anymore!
And then all those girl/boyfriend does my make up thing, most boring thing ever created!
 
Big YouTubers who start selling out in a bad way. Some company offers them money to do something and they drop any sense of integrity and just do exactly what that company asks them to. Even if that completely contradicts their own beliefs and/or video style. Node, for example, did a video on building a powerful computer a while ago and had some big computer site sponsoring them for it. The site name was mentioned at least 10 times, but on top of that they didn't even really know what they were doing. They managed to put the thing together but any side advice they gave was just generally bad. It was pretty painful to watch.
 
When they are super popular but put absolutly no effort into their videos, and suddenly they start thinking that they are a better creator than everyone else just because they are popular!
 
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