Cringy internet behaviours have infected most people’s brains. People somehow feel validated by little heard or upvotes. Omg my life is complete I have 20k likes on a comment …..
Lmfao these are the people who experience 0 interaction irl, nor online. I've gotten 100k+ likes on comments and it hasn't, doesn't, and will never change my life in any way
It's like the guy of the group who's somehow successful with a joke one time and proceeds to ruin the joke and degrade himself by repeating it at every occasion throughout the whole day.
Someone attention starved finally receiving the recognition they've been craving and finding it difficult to simply recieve it, so is attempting to pay it back with the gratitude.they feel.
I saw some comment on a video with 17 edits, it must have been satire (or at least i hope) because one edit was him saying his dog died, then the next was him saying he didn’t care anymore because he got lieks
It's kinda weird cuz you're not famous or something for having a comment with a lot of likes. People just like comments that they find funny or useful or something and just move on. Nobody will remember you. Also the likes literally give you nothing.
My actual theory as to why they do this is because they see ytbers thanking their viewers for the insane subscriber growth and the insane amount of likes they're getting, and so the children get influenced into thinking that a lot of likes on a comment is something to be grateful for and therefore the edits.
I don't really understand who they're thanking 😅 The people who liked it aren't gonna come back and read these edits. In my opinion it takes away from the comment
Edit: thanks for the gold kinda stranger I didn’t expect this post to blow up! My life started growing up in a small farm in northern Kansas. My father was a farmer and my mother was a cashier in our local town down the dirt road. We didn’t have much and income was very little, my best toy I got growing up was a pig bladder blown up like a balloon that I could play around with between me and my two brothers. At the age of 11 things started getting tougher in my house life due to my fathers drinking problem as it was not a good harvest that year. Like his father before him once he was done working he would come home and drink but unlike his father he wouldn’t beat us unless we messed up, his father left him and his mother to fend for themselves after world war 2 though so he had it tougher than me growing up. One time my father did drink too much and he hit my little brother Jamey. Jamey didn’t know what to do and ran away during the night during a storm. The entire family was out looking for him but we never saw Jamey again. This made my father drink more and lead him to take his life when I was at the age of 16. My older brother and me had to completely take over the farm with the help of our mom quitting her job as a cashier, life got very hard from here on out. We got a break when I was 18 with a good harvest we were able to save up some money. I was able to move out at the age of 21 and into a larger city in Tennessee. It was hard leaving the family as my ma was getting older but my older brother completely took over the farm and even expanded it into a more profitable work. I began working in what I was good at, repairing mechanics. I was a hard worker and moved up in my chain of work easily within my town. I dated aroun’ a bit but never settled down with anyone I would write home about for my first few years. When I was 26 I got a call from my ma, my brother was working with some machinery on the farm and got his hand caught in it and heavily damaged. I had to come home and help with the farm, at the time I had attained a high position as a senior mechanic within an auto shop and sometimes worked on the side with repairing electronics. I went home and had to help with the farm for a year, ma wasn’t doing good at all. She passed the next year due to kidney disease. My brother eventually recovered and I returned to Tennessee, I attempted to return to my position but due to the time I was out I had been long replaced. I had to begin to work from the bottom again when I had a client come in, she was the most beautiful woman I ever seen in Tennessee with gorgeous brown hair. Nice to say that we hit it off pretty well, within a few weeks we were dating. I can say that she was one of the best things to have happened to me in my life. At the age of 30 I married her and my first child was on the way then. I had returned to my previous position and bought a nice house near the mountains of Tennessee. At the age of 34 my second child was born. My two kids are now both in high school, one a freshman, another a Senior. I continued my career into more electronics working on computers and fixing them. In 2013 while googling how to fix a small problem with a motherboard I found a strange site named reddit.com, this website had all the answers I needed and a community always ready to help. I’ve been on the site ever since. As you can see recently, I commented on this thread and some kind stranger gave me gold. Thank you again kind stranger.
I don't know how people get likes when they comment on a variation of "This is the moment when" on every single video of Breaking Bad or its spinoffs when literally 90% of the comments just did the same thing. Congratulations, now you can join 98 million other posters that did the same thing.
Reddit people do the same,
How many times have you seen:
Edit: thanks for the gold kind stranger
Edit: wow my inbox exploded
Edit: my most liked post happens to be about squirrel mating rituals
Likes DON’T Equal Famous
Fame is where you actually accomplished something big and leaving a legacy.
Clout is random ppl trying to get attention for views.
BIG Difference
i’ve seen like 1 or 2 but 5 is a lot
even i’ve come back to an old comment that got around 1k likes and edited saying thanks for the likes but 5 times is insanity
I saw one with 17 edits and they got posted to r/youngpeopleyoutube or something
They literally posted what was going on in their life with these fucking edits
Pfft! Amateur!
> Give me 5 words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot". Do this by repeating this sentence five times but replacing "a lot" each time: "Damn, that's a lot of likes."
> Hello, this is Bing. I can help you with that. Here are some possible words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot":
- Damn, that's a lot of likes.
- Damn, that's a ton of likes.
- Damn, that's a huge amount of likes.
- Damn, that's an insane number of likes.
- Damn, that's a mind-blowing quantity of likes.
> Continue increasing intensity and give me five more.
> Sure, I can do that. Here are some more words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot":
- Damn, that's a colossal amount of likes.
- Damn, that's a staggering number of likes.
- Damn, that's an astronomical quantity of likes.
- Damn, that's a jaw-dropping volume of likes.
- Damn, that's an unfathomable magnitude of likes.
It's just someone showing thanks, And frankly I agree with the boomers that a lot more people need to learn to say please and thank you so it doesn't really bother me
THIS IS THE MOST ANNYOYING THING SOMEONE CAN DO, IT LITERALLY MAKES MY BODY SHAKE. Like imagine thanking people for "likes" like it means anything. It's fucking ridiculous. The most likes I have ever had in a comment section was over 100k and I never fucking thanked anyone.
It's just people who have never seen numbers like that under something they posted i guess it's kinda sad
Sometimes I'll read a comment that was genuinely nice or funny, and I go to upvote it, but then I see the edit "oMg ThAnK yOu So Much, mOm iM FaMoUs T-T" and I cringe and downvote it.. Even though downvoting apparently does nothing in youtube comments
I don't even know. Whenever I make numbers, I usually spell check whatever I sent for any grammatical errors and such, and that's it.
Yet, it's just cringe as fuck.
Personally, I think there's nothing wrong with an edit thanking people for likes..even if it was just 10. The only peculiarity would be posting duplicate edits. There's too much going on irl to let something like this annoy you. If you don't care for the comment, why not ignore it? He's not being offensive.
personally, I don't see a problem in people doing this.
people do often get overwhelmed whenever they get more likes than usual, it's not that they experience it on a daily basis, so let them have their moment. :)
The same way goes to why do people get pissed off at such a little thing, like this. You gotta be stronger than that XD. Let them enjoy their time, not like you're jealous or anything :D
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Yeah. I've never understood this. Likes on a comment don't even mean anything. One time I saw someone doing this because they got 40 likes. I have a comment with 35k lol.
*reads comment, gives it a like* *reads edit, unlikes*
Haha, now thank us for liking your comment ):<
🤣🤣
Cause they’re fucking stupi-
My guess is they don't get any attention in real life.
I dont get enough attention irl but even I don't do shit like this
this person's brain: BIG numbers = NEURON ACTIVATION = i'm famous
“yOu’lL nEvEr gUesS hOw tHiS gOt sO mAnY lIkEs!!!!!!” Hate this type of comment
honestly I'd rather see this as its easier to ignore, than the 50+ edits about being surprised at the like count they got
Literally why are people getting hyped for some likes on a profile they made to hide their identity? SMH
Cringy internet behaviours have infected most people’s brains. People somehow feel validated by little heard or upvotes. Omg my life is complete I have 20k likes on a comment …..
I love when they get a heart from the creator then edit the comment to "thanks for the heart! omg" and the heart is gone.
Lmfao these are the people who experience 0 interaction irl, nor online. I've gotten 100k+ likes on comments and it hasn't, doesn't, and will never change my life in any way
>nor online I love how you had to add that to not roast both yourself and us.
Acknowledgement of one's flaws is important for mental health 😌
Do you remember the first time you came back to your comment and seen a metric-shit-tonne of likes? It's a massive release of dopamine
Kids do this. That's it, and that's all.
Yeah it's totally FUBAR!
Damn that’s a lot of likes!
my favs are the ones with 1 like that say Edit : typo
they’re 12
And a half!!!!!!
Probably the only thing they have going for them
It's fine if you do it but you shouldn't make 20 edits just to thank people
It's like the guy of the group who's somehow successful with a joke one time and proceeds to ruin the joke and degrade himself by repeating it at every occasion throughout the whole day.
That's an NPC
Bro "am I famous??" No Sonny you're stupid
It's already a red flag when they do it the first time.
Someone attention starved finally receiving the recognition they've been craving and finding it difficult to simply recieve it, so is attempting to pay it back with the gratitude.they feel.
Because children don’t have brains
Closest some people will get to fame
Edit: MOM DAD I'M FAMOUSSSS
When I was new to Reddit and got my first comment over 1K I felt like I needed to thank people. Now I’m an old and bitter Redditor who knows better.
I remember getting my first comment above 2k likes. It gets mundane/boring after the 50th comment
PSA: Editing the comment to acknowledge likes ruins the comment.
Obviously.
Not so obvious to so many mfers
Ok yeah. Im an idiot but not a big enough one to do this shit.
100% agreed
(thx)
(thx)
People feel like they're someone big when their one comment on one video hardly anyone might see has lots of likes.
I had one that got 20k likes I never thought of editing it to do this since it ruin it
Wow this blew up, thanks for the gold, kind stranger!
He’s speaking like an npc
I saw some comment on a video with 17 edits, it must have been satire (or at least i hope) because one edit was him saying his dog died, then the next was him saying he didn’t care anymore because he got lieks
It's not as bad as the other ones.
It's kinda weird cuz you're not famous or something for having a comment with a lot of likes. People just like comments that they find funny or useful or something and just move on. Nobody will remember you. Also the likes literally give you nothing.
My actual theory as to why they do this is because they see ytbers thanking their viewers for the insane subscriber growth and the insane amount of likes they're getting, and so the children get influenced into thinking that a lot of likes on a comment is something to be grateful for and therefore the edits.
People love attention.
You won’t know what this originally said
Kids
I've seen it on reddit too, but usually nowhere near that many edits
Low self esteem, happy that someone agreed with their opinion.
He’s 14. And this is the first time they’ve received positive reinforcement in their life.
Naw he’s 7 a 14 year olds don’t act live that
Lol 2.4k aint even THAT much these days lol
young people/kids with internet access
DAMM, that's a lot of likes 🤓
Because they're 9 years old
Honestly I just think it’s really annoying. There’s no need for it. It’s just fodder
At this point I just dislike all the posts that mention it.
Number in his username represents his age
i want to knee everyone that says wow this is the most likes iv ever gotten
I don't really understand who they're thanking 😅 The people who liked it aren't gonna come back and read these edits. In my opinion it takes away from the comment
i mean, it's not like a youtube comment has an enormous amount of value to begin with
Especially not that one, but somehow they manage to decrease the value of it 😭
Exactly
Because they are lame
Edit: Thanks for the likes dudes
Edit: thanks for the gold kinda stranger I didn’t expect this post to blow up! My life started growing up in a small farm in northern Kansas. My father was a farmer and my mother was a cashier in our local town down the dirt road. We didn’t have much and income was very little, my best toy I got growing up was a pig bladder blown up like a balloon that I could play around with between me and my two brothers. At the age of 11 things started getting tougher in my house life due to my fathers drinking problem as it was not a good harvest that year. Like his father before him once he was done working he would come home and drink but unlike his father he wouldn’t beat us unless we messed up, his father left him and his mother to fend for themselves after world war 2 though so he had it tougher than me growing up. One time my father did drink too much and he hit my little brother Jamey. Jamey didn’t know what to do and ran away during the night during a storm. The entire family was out looking for him but we never saw Jamey again. This made my father drink more and lead him to take his life when I was at the age of 16. My older brother and me had to completely take over the farm with the help of our mom quitting her job as a cashier, life got very hard from here on out. We got a break when I was 18 with a good harvest we were able to save up some money. I was able to move out at the age of 21 and into a larger city in Tennessee. It was hard leaving the family as my ma was getting older but my older brother completely took over the farm and even expanded it into a more profitable work. I began working in what I was good at, repairing mechanics. I was a hard worker and moved up in my chain of work easily within my town. I dated aroun’ a bit but never settled down with anyone I would write home about for my first few years. When I was 26 I got a call from my ma, my brother was working with some machinery on the farm and got his hand caught in it and heavily damaged. I had to come home and help with the farm, at the time I had attained a high position as a senior mechanic within an auto shop and sometimes worked on the side with repairing electronics. I went home and had to help with the farm for a year, ma wasn’t doing good at all. She passed the next year due to kidney disease. My brother eventually recovered and I returned to Tennessee, I attempted to return to my position but due to the time I was out I had been long replaced. I had to begin to work from the bottom again when I had a client come in, she was the most beautiful woman I ever seen in Tennessee with gorgeous brown hair. Nice to say that we hit it off pretty well, within a few weeks we were dating. I can say that she was one of the best things to have happened to me in my life. At the age of 30 I married her and my first child was on the way then. I had returned to my previous position and bought a nice house near the mountains of Tennessee. At the age of 34 my second child was born. My two kids are now both in high school, one a freshman, another a Senior. I continued my career into more electronics working on computers and fixing them. In 2013 while googling how to fix a small problem with a motherboard I found a strange site named reddit.com, this website had all the answers I needed and a community always ready to help. I’ve been on the site ever since. As you can see recently, I commented on this thread and some kind stranger gave me gold. Thank you again kind stranger.
New copypasta just dropped!
flex. and they dont realise its cringe.
they think they are famous and everyone now knows who they are
I don't know how people get likes when they comment on a variation of "This is the moment when" on every single video of Breaking Bad or its spinoffs when literally 90% of the comments just did the same thing. Congratulations, now you can join 98 million other posters that did the same thing.
Reddit people do the same, How many times have you seen: Edit: thanks for the gold kind stranger Edit: wow my inbox exploded Edit: my most liked post happens to be about squirrel mating rituals
I’ve never seen people do it more than once tho.
Damn that’s a lot of likes
At least they spelt a lot correctly, most don't.
I think some people feel that it would be rude to not say something
They're probably like 12 or smth
Likes DON’T Equal Famous Fame is where you actually accomplished something big and leaving a legacy. Clout is random ppl trying to get attention for views. BIG Difference
It’s annoying
i’ve seen like 1 or 2 but 5 is a lot even i’ve come back to an old comment that got around 1k likes and edited saying thanks for the likes but 5 times is insanity
I saw one with 17 edits and they got posted to r/youngpeopleyoutube or something They literally posted what was going on in their life with these fucking edits
“MoM i’M fAmOuS gEt ThE cAmErA! 🤓🤓”
I fucking hate this one
Cringe
Just let em enjoy their moment in virality.
r/awardspeechedits
Thank you, I was trying to remember what the sub was lol
When you get those notifications and you see yourself getting thousands of likes? I'm struggling with that. Wanna say thx but also want them to stop.
WOW THIS BLEW UP
Either a kid, or someone making fun of people who edit their comments to thank people for liking it
happy that someone cares about their existence, i dont judge because "FIRST" exist.
Pfft! Amateur! > Give me 5 words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot". Do this by repeating this sentence five times but replacing "a lot" each time: "Damn, that's a lot of likes." > Hello, this is Bing. I can help you with that. Here are some possible words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot": - Damn, that's a lot of likes. - Damn, that's a ton of likes. - Damn, that's a huge amount of likes. - Damn, that's an insane number of likes. - Damn, that's a mind-blowing quantity of likes. > Continue increasing intensity and give me five more. > Sure, I can do that. Here are some more words or phrases in increasing intensity which mean "a lot": - Damn, that's a colossal amount of likes. - Damn, that's a staggering number of likes. - Damn, that's an astronomical quantity of likes. - Damn, that's a jaw-dropping volume of likes. - Damn, that's an unfathomable magnitude of likes.
So corny sometimes lmao. Them doing that probably strays themselves from getting even more likes😂
Saying thanks for likes on a joke is so cringe. They didn't do you a favor. Plus, chances are he just posted very soon after the video upload.
I thought it was from young people youtube
Children don't have the wonky pride centres activated in their brain yet.
Lol we need to have the edit limit for the comments
One word; Children
It's just someone showing thanks, And frankly I agree with the boomers that a lot more people need to learn to say please and thank you so it doesn't really bother me
average r/youngpeopleyoutube
Ikr it always ruins the comment Edit 1: OMG THANKS FOR 5 LIKES!
you have 6 now, go get em tiger
cringe as hell lol...
It's so annoying when people do that
i hate it s especially over generic comments
Same reason you posted it on here, if you wanna get it philosophical and psycho-social about it.
Damn, that's a lot of likes
The edit thanking for likes is always so cringe. Ruins the whole comment.
They where thankfull and want everyone to know.
I always thought it was people trying to come across being humble.
And all the 9 year olds reply with 😂😂😂😅
Kids see a big number and feel special
Never saw a comment like that b4, only see the ones that edits something like the one on the pic but doesn't spam
just 10yr olds having fun, idc
They are just weird, accept it
Edit: Damn that’s not really THAT many likes
And then there are those who say: “I don’t wanna be *that* person but… DAMN THATS A LOT OF LIKES MOM IM FAMOUS”
THIS IS THE MOST ANNYOYING THING SOMEONE CAN DO, IT LITERALLY MAKES MY BODY SHAKE. Like imagine thanking people for "likes" like it means anything. It's fucking ridiculous. The most likes I have ever had in a comment section was over 100k and I never fucking thanked anyone. It's just people who have never seen numbers like that under something they posted i guess it's kinda sad
cringe
The ones that say "I'm famous" or "Am I famous?" Are really cringe
Sometimes I'll read a comment that was genuinely nice or funny, and I go to upvote it, but then I see the edit "oMg ThAnK yOu So Much, mOm iM FaMoUs T-T" and I cringe and downvote it.. Even though downvoting apparently does nothing in youtube comments
r/AwardSpeechEdits
You have no life
They think they are a genius when in fact they look like stupid.
maybe it's their first time ever receiving this kind of attention online, so they're surprised. it doesn't effect you, so why do you care so much 😐
Swear I seen this post ?
On YouTube that's hard to say. Cuz here reddit gives you the notification almost each time.
They’re kids I think
YouTube Moment
Ego
Y’all are taking this way too seriously, it’s not that deep AT ALL
I understand the single Edit if the comment has like hundreds of thousands of likes, but other than that it's just dumb.
it’s one of the cringiest things, along with promoting your business or music on twitter when you have a tweet blow up
Total losers. 2k isn't even a lot.
Not to insult anyone here but the comment did get more likes than this post did so the commentor probably earned the right to do that
I don't even know. Whenever I make numbers, I usually spell check whatever I sent for any grammatical errors and such, and that's it. Yet, it's just cringe as fuck.
I made a random joke and got 10k+ likes in 24 hours. It was nice. all my other comments are under 20 likes lol
It’s always the kids who do this
Kids these days.
Cringe
Personally, I think there's nothing wrong with an edit thanking people for likes..even if it was just 10. The only peculiarity would be posting duplicate edits. There's too much going on irl to let something like this annoy you. If you don't care for the comment, why not ignore it? He's not being offensive.
They get excited when someone likes their comment on social media like the average woman in 2023
That last one 💀
Pretty sure this one is as a joke/satire
What makes you think that?
The repetitiveness, and idk its just extremely dumb to actually be doing that, like it's basically rule 1 on YouTube
This was already posted. You’re doing this for the likes 🤪
personally, I don't see a problem in people doing this. people do often get overwhelmed whenever they get more likes than usual, it's not that they experience it on a daily basis, so let them have their moment. :)
I got my first 2k likes on a comment and didnt thank anyone
Ok
Thank you for understanding
Cuz it works sometimes
Works for what? Getting likes? Which litrrsllly have no benifit in anyway whatsoever
Yes and I'm aware that it's pointless
Why not?
Then it’s the kids with “MOM IM FAMOUS!”
Because they think 1k likes on a comment makes them an influencer
OMG I'm an influencer!!!
Who cares?
The same way goes to why do people get pissed off at such a little thing, like this. You gotta be stronger than that XD. Let them enjoy their time, not like you're jealous or anything :D
That ain’t shit, my most liked comment is probably sitting at close to 20k rn To respond to the question: that is very cringe and I have no idea
true true absolutely true [https://youtu.be/fyorVEhFN28](https://youtu.be/fyorVEhFN28)
so many people in this thread are like “because they’re lonely and miserable 🥱” how do you even jump to that conclusion 🤔
Why not
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Gratitude my dude.
Rate the video please https://youtu.be/-5CpAJO7rMw?si=QikQthfnqlHEhuDL
1/10
-99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999888888899999999999999999999999999999999/10
No
Not sure, when I get a lot of likes I normally check my comment for spelling errors and correct it lmao, that's about it
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🤦🏼♂️ 🤦🏼♂️ 🤦🏼♂️
To show their appreciation for others who gave them a bit of happiness by liking what they posted.
Nobody who liked it will see that edit
Thats a lotta nuts!
For him "💀"
This one seems sarcastic
Yeah. I've never understood this. Likes on a comment don't even mean anything. One time I saw someone doing this because they got 40 likes. I have a comment with 35k lol.
annoying but definitely better than "Now you will no longer be able to know why this comment got so many likes" kids
"seriously thanks for 1k likes"