For every video that appears that's from a channel I subscribed to --or one in which I've watched videos of without subscribing-- I get some suggestions that came from out of nowhere.
Like this:
I don't play Final Fantasy VII, never have, and probably never will. But I ain't blind, you know. |
Or this:
As if you didn't know, the picture --and likely the rain sounds-- are AI generated. |
Or even this:
What I did not know was that tents that use inflatable "tubes" as supports are apparently a thing. Not exactly sure how that'd work, but it is a thing. |
And that's not even counting the YouTube videos of women "trying on" see through clothing, which suddenly blew through my feed and then vanished after a couple of weeks. To which I had to ask just how those videos got past the YouTube "adult" filters.
I mean, I get where all of the screencaps of the videos above are similar --I am a guy, after all-- but why these videos suddenly made their appearance is beyond my understanding. But there they were, intermixed with videos about D&D, sports, woodworking, MMOs, and other forms of gaming.
Oh well. If I don't respond to their pretty obvious clickbait, they'll go away after a few weeks. But even my oldest has been getting these sorts of videos in her feed, and she's been annoyed by them as well.