Reactions and internet commentary

Exercise equipment, rental toys and wood-grain power strips face a practical question: does anyone need them?

His commentary separates an automated copyright match from the decision to request a video's removal.

A sudden visual switch turns a borrowed argument about adoption into a fast-starting comedy Short.

Her drawing-and-commentary essay examines the difference between valuing people and valuing what they can do for you.

A host couple's complaint about the new checkout rules, and her reluctance to touch used sheets, becomes the center of his argument for hot…

Reacting to Clumzzii's essay about reaction videos, Joe lays out his own rules for adding something instead of simply watching.

His fast-starting Short questions the folding-phone backlash, while viewers weigh durability tests against everyday use and price.

A reaction to Saintdon's "Everything is 'Slop'" becomes a defense of consistency, commentary and the pause button.

A silk-wrapped wasp supplies the week's biggest upload, alongside downhill Barbie Jeeps and a persistent cockatoo.

A real-or-generated guessing game includes cheese clues, a LeBron James choir and a rocket-launch memory.

His rumor-checking Short draws about 3.3 million views amid uploads about a TEMU car, Antarctica and iPhones.

His Alienated review with Danny Gonzalez remains active during an upload-free week that added about two million views.

His only upload of the week turns opening-night optimism into a roster debate, drawing nearly half a million views.

Fourteen uploads span film reviews and internet controversies, with the channel adding roughly 59 million views.

Harry hosts a teen song challenge that stretches from Britney Spears clips to Linkin Park rebuses and sampled tracks.

Caylus turns surreal animated clips into a guessing game in the channel's only new upload.

His commentary on protest footage drew more than ten times his usual first-day comments, with damaged shops among the subjects viewers disc…

A complaint about unmelted cheese becomes a demand for both money back and a meal, drawing an unusually large audience.

The new comparison includes participants from Mauritania and Côte d'Ivoire, with Argentina supplying the title's central question.

Brandon's movie-reaction series accompanies Achara and Brandon's shot-by-shot look at the English Ramayana trailer.