Maybe YouTube can get around to dealing with those actually problematic anti-vaxx videos next. Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled Threads, a clone of Twitter designed to lure people turned off by the social network’s changes under owner Elon Musk. Of course, Weedon’s video will continue to live on eternally through both the wonders and horrors of the internet, so there’s no chance of the clip disappearing for good. To see someone behind the curtain randomly deem a well-known 14-year-old video of two teens goofing around inappropriate feels extremely, if unfortunately, on brand for the company. YouTube’s content policies have long facilitated the spread of dangerous misinformation and hate speech while simultaneously flagging completely unproblematic videos. “Can't wait to see it remove all of the racist, homophobic and violent content that a 15 year old clip of me being lamped in the face is worse than, absolutely no question.” “Extremely excited to be here at the forefront of YouTube cleaning up its act,” he wrote.
I would regularly tell her 'lady, get your dog off of me'. We actually can believe YouTube did this - Weedon, who is working with friends on a documentary exploring his life as an internet meme, summed up YouTube’s absurd hypocrisies well during his Twitter thread recounting the original video’s strange saga. When I was 16, I had a neighbor with a chihuahua, and that little fucker would go after me every time he saw me.
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