History DrinkingGame / YouTube

* Website/{{Vine}} Compilations. Usually of all the above.

* Flash animation videos from sites like Platform/{{Newgrounds}} or Website/NicoNicoDouga.

* YoutubePoop. If you really want to get smashed, [[DrinkingGame/YouTubePoop it has its own drinking game within]].

* Youtube's incredibly senile and troll-like abuse of Content-Makers and Viewers.

** The thumbnail contains the Rottentomatoes rating, [[ViewersAreMorons in case someone thought this is actually a good product and the reviewer is exaggerating]].

* A Platform/GoAnimate grounded/punishment day/dead meat video. Take a double shot if it involves Caillou or Dora. Down the whole bottle if the parents punish the child for an absurdly long time.

* If you encounter the Offline error on the Android or IOS Versions, down your glass due to its nature.

* Flash animation videos from sites like Website/{{Newgrounds}} or Website/NicoNicoDouga.

** Similarly, videos of ''VideoGame/GuitarHero'' and ''VideoGame/RockBand'' charts.

* If you encounter the Offline error on the Android or IOS Versions, Down your glass due to its nature.

* A Website/YouTube critic makes a video about how ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'' is an insult to Tolkien.

* A Website/GoAnimate grounded/punishment day/dead meat video. Take a double shot if it involves Caillou or Dora. Down the whole bottle if the parents punish the child for an absurdly long time.

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* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' music remixes ranging from Music/{{IOSYS}}-style [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs denpa]] to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6aywyjNKTY J-Metal in English]].

* Lots and lots of [[TopTenList Top 10 Lists]], most likely by WebVideo/WatchMojo or one of their imitators.

* A video removed for copyright infringement.
* A video removed because the [=YouTube=] account associated with that video is deleted (for example: The account was banned due to Multiple or Severe Community Guideline Violations, or Multiple or Severe Copyright Violations, or they just closed their account).

* Episodes of still-running or forgotten TV shows. Some users will trick people into viewing their video by uploading a spoof image of an expected episode and filling it with spam, a still image, or a link to their own site instead. However, a portion of the site is dedicated to officially uploaded full seasons/series for shows ranging in age from the 60's to the late 00's. [[OfferVoidInNebraska Not outside the US (and sometimes Canada and/or the UK)]].

* A song, particularly a music videos, played backwards (or, if the lyrics don't match the video's visuals, a "literal music video").

* Videos of alleged ghost, Bigfoot and UFO sightings (that usually end up being... say it with us and cringe... [[JumpScare screamers]]). A helpful tip: turn your volume off and read the comments before watching these videos.
* Videos of amateur performances of everything from covers of popular songs, to performances of original songs written by whoever is singing them, pre-taped videos of everything from school plays to dance recitals, etc.

* Videos of people making stunts with skateboards, snowboards, parkour or other extreme sports.
* Instruction videos of everything from making push ups to sewing Victorian era ball gowns.

* Videos that have virus links. There's always ''one'' up. Most notably the spam you've been seeing on your Facebook profile, disguised as a link to something "shocking!". Either that, or it's a video saying it's the full movie of a film still in theaters, when it's really just a screencap or at most a trailer, with virus links in the description.

* Videos with [[TheGrotesque deformed people or animals]], either real or a SpecialEffectsFailure. Comments will usually have people wondering how they ended up at the weird side of [=Youtube=] again.

* 10 hour loops of memetic songs such as JustForFun/{{Rickroll}} and Trololo.
* 10 hour loops of anything in general. Why not enjoy [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE7jcRCIIkY Space Core]] for 10 hours?

* News channels that may or may not be of dubious veracity or authenticity--[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] are not even satirical news shows similar to ''Series/TheDailyShow''. These channels would also have clickbait-y headlines and video that're copied (usually without permission) from legitimate television news outlets while passing themselves off as a legit news channel.

* A negative review to whatever animated product everyone is picking on which features at least one of the subsequent things:

* Fetish porn, which gets around Youtube's policies by not showing sex or nudity. This includes official previews from professional sites, pirated full videos from said sites (until they're taken down), and amateur videos. Note this also means that completely innocuous videos that happen to be "[[ADateWithRosiePalms useful]]" are also shared among fetish communities. That funny video of your ticklish friend laughing through a pedicure? [[RuleThirtyFour Someone's masturbating to it as we speak]].

* WebAnimation/YoutubePoop. If you really want to get smashed, [[DrinkingGame/YouTubePoop it has its own drinking game within]].

* News channels that may or may not be of dubious veracity or authenticity--[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] are not even satirical news shows similar to ''Series/TheDailyShow''. These channels would also have clickbait-y headlines and video that's copied (usually without permission) from legitimate television news outlets while passing themselves off as a legit news channel.

* {{Dramatic Reading}}s of copy[=/=][[CreepyPasta creepy]] pastas, greentexts, etc, sometimes with sound effects. These are referred to as "storytimes."
* Animated videos where the narrator talks about their life or opinions. These youtubers are sometimes said to be part of "the animation squad".

* [=Loudwire=] countdowns of metal + rock moments. In addition, go into the comments for one of these videos and take a drink for every comment bashing pop music or any comment along the lines of "[metal singer]: [does something along the lines of TheShowMustGoOn in the face of a onstage mishap, often risking their health & safety in the process]; [pop singer]: [ends the show for their own health & safety]" (screw it, the ambulance can't save you).

* A YouTube critic makes a video about how ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'''s is an insult to Tolkien.

If you’re bored one night with nothing to do but watch Youtube, and don’t mind waking up with a crippling hangover, take a drink whenever you encounter:

* [[ReactionShot Reaction videos]], either of [[ShockSite something very nasty]], or popular TV shows. Yes, there is an entire Youtube genre of watching people watch TV. Arguably the most famous of these are reactions to the Red Wedding from ''Series/GameOfThrones'', where fans who've read [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]] had set up hidden cameras to record their friends and family's horrified reactions to the massacre.