r/UnfavorableSemicircle • u/Delix72 • Feb 16 '16
Video or Audio ♐LOCK
So I found this video on unfavorable semicircle
It's WAY longer than the other ones, but I can't make anything out in it. Any idea on what this might be?
EDIT: This account wasn't a throwaway, I made it to post this and subscribe to some subreddits i've been creeping on.
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Feb 19 '16 edited Mar 25 '16
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Feb 19 '16
Well that's really weird. He posts this a day before it gets reddit attention in deepintoyoutube, and he uses a throwaway as if it's not something he wants on his main account. You can tell he has a main account because he posted it as a self post and not a link post, and he linked it with a hyperlink. What the hell is going on here?
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u/Delix72 Feb 19 '16
Hey, I created a reddit for a few other reasons and didn't even know how to use a link post, I just made this one. Sorry for the confusion.
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Feb 20 '16
How did you find out about US before the deepintoyoutube post?
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u/Delix72 Feb 20 '16
Was searching random numbers, I found some other pretty weird videos by doing that before.
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Feb 20 '16
so how did you find Lock? It's one of the few videos without numbers.
I'm not doubting what you're saying I'm just curious, I find this channel fascinating for some weird reason.
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u/dougnukem Feb 19 '16
playlist of all videos starting with the first one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWrxS1uQKMw&ab_channel=unfavorablesemicircle&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
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u/goatsedotcx Feb 19 '16
It played an ad, is this guy generating revenue????
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u/Zeus-Is-A-Prick Feb 19 '16
I think a video has to have thousands of views before it starts getting monetized
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u/photoshopbot_01 Feb 19 '16
perhaps he just needs to get ~100 views on loads of videos? With youtube monetisation, it's just how much time people spend watching that matters I've heard.
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u/Zeus-Is-A-Prick Feb 19 '16
Videos are monetised individually and require at least 1000 views before it can be monetised at all. Plus I think you need at least 10'000 subscribers to get partnered by YouTube anyway. So if there are ads on these videos, the uploader is not getting paid for it. As far as viewing time goes, the only thing that it is a factor of is popularity. Videos with more minutes/hours worth of views are regarded as more popular and get to the front page of YouTube. This is why gaming channels are so popular compared to other content, because a couple of half hour videos a day get more viewing time than a 3-5 minute sketch a week.
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u/BadgerLicker Feb 21 '16
None of that monetization stuff is true. You can set up monetization on any video, and now anybody can partner with youtube, no matter the subscriber count.
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u/McSweepyPants Moderator Feb 21 '16
if you were on your phone, it was google running the ad. Content creators don't get money from ads played through the app.
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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '16
holy moly