The Overused Superlatives of Youtube

I went looking around Youtube briefly until I became sickenly underwhelmed by the sheer numbers of superlatives embedded in the titles.

Things like "wonderful" and "best of" are stuck in the titles in an attempt to get someone to view mediocre content regurgitated with sophomoric movie maker piecing of snippets.

No wonder I don't care to frequent youtube. They want you to have an account and you can't filter the age range of the posters so you're stuck with the junior grade skill-less wannabes and the persons capturing footage straight from their televisions for lack of equipment or software.

Really, I don't have any professional posting expectations per se ... but if all you can do is post inferior material to which you ascribe the words "wonderful" or "best of" all I can say for your fantasy is

M-i-c-k-e-y   M-o-u-s-e

I don't mean to appear ungrateful for the sharing ... but those sameole tired techniques and labels just don't cut it for me personally. This is why I avoid youtube like the plague anymore — but I don't try to force my opinion on others.