If you focus on Instagram all about likes and pictures, you get comments on YouTube. It is virtually 99.9% impossible not to read in (typically music) videos 7 typical reviews.
1. Like for X, Comment for Y
We do not know why it is important for someone to collect a lot of likes and comments from different artists. If you are in the Taiwan video clips you read "Like for Taiwan, Comment on the Rhine" and when you move to the Rina you will notice the "Like for the Rhine, Comment on the Rhine" spin. And so people have to choose between Noizy and Stress, OTR and Babastars, Tayna and Melinda, TBA and OTR etc. Where there has been hassle and dissen never misses "Like about it, comment on it".
2. Like who hears this in [year]
From year to year, the videos are enriched with comments like "Like who listens to this still in __", which changes only year by year, a way of saying the song is still heard.
3. Greetings from [country / state]
Someone, somewhere, in a remote corner of the globe, thousands of miles away, is kind and welcomes us. Not far from the country, inter-city greetings are also missing. On this occasion, we welcome from Tirana all Albanians in Bangladesh. Or does Mrs. Eni say so? We also move on to comment number 4.
4. Like who wanted a collaboration between X and Y
If singers are hesitant to collaborate, comments on YouTube make it easy for them.
5. Percentage list
Some people voluntarily undertake to make the appropriate breakdowns for each video clip, with categories being: dirty words, cars, conceit, bio, drugs, lies, talent, etc. After judging, the jury decides on the final graphic.
6. List of ratings
Articles like "10 Reasons Why You Should Listen To X Singer" or "10 Reasons Why Y singer Is Successful" are collected on YouTube ... by fans. The information is laconic and clear.
7. I'm the first listener
We even have the first listener we don't know how he came to this conclusion, as long as there are hundreds of comments "I'm the first to hear".
