Given the mass of human beings online, comments sections have become a sort of chaotic thrift store of ideas, arguments and just downright hilarious, sometimes unintentional jokes. After all, people with seven-decade-age gaps can all access the same things and share their thoughts, no matter how nonsensical they might be.
The “Young People YouTube” online community is dedicated to those hilarious and chaotic moments when kids get their hands on a device with an internet connection. So get comfortable as you scroll though, upvote your favorites and be sure to comment your own thoughts below.
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The Greatest Pun Of All Time
I Fel For It :(
An Embarrassing Mistake
As ubiquitous as it might feel now, the internet has not actually been around forever. Current millennials and to a greater extent Gen Z and Gen Alpha are the first cohort to really grow up with it. In the, now distant, past, an online comment would almost certainly be from an adult. Now it’s hard to tell if the meme that made you chuckle is from a highschooler or pensioner.
The internet, albeit in a completely different form, dates back to the 1960s, where it was used as a time-sharing tool. For the most part, the early internet, to retroactively apply the term, existed as a tool for universities.
No Andrew That's Not What The Tissues Are For
He Is Hard
The Hero We All Need
It sort of chugged along in this form for nearly two decades, until in the early nineties, more and more “general” services became available. Since then, it has taken off as a dominant cultural and economic arena. Still, the main limitation was access to hardware. As a result, the average user was an adult with a computer.
I Wonder Who Wrote That He Must Be Funny And Handsome
Xbox
This Kid Gots A Lot To Learn
At 13 yo, I had a bicycle accident and hit the stem (the one in the bicycle) with my s*****m. You can have a lot of blood in your underpants, tested.
Seriously? S*****m? OK, guys: s.c.r.o.t.u.m.
Load More Replies...This is proof toddlers aren't ready to use the internet. Not that this is not a natural body function but if the kid doesn't know about this then it's obvious that he won't be able to distinguish good from wrong with all the influencers out there spreading all sorts of information because they couldn't be bothered to care about the fact that their audience consists of children
Oh, You're not in year six yet are you. Just. You. Wait. HAHAHAHAHAAA! evil laughter noises! HAHAHAHAA!
Don't see why this was rownvoted I actually laughed
Load More Replies...Emerald, it hurts. You either get your menstrual cycle but forget your pad or go down a hill too fast and you get bleeding. Don’t ask
To be fair, all through the sixties when laundry commercials talked about how well they removed blood, I always wondered why people got so many cuts that got blood all over their clothing. But peroxide works better than coke to remove it.
I was a lab tech in a blood bank so cold water and hydrogen peroxide is your best friend. Trust me, I've unfortunately tested this a few times on scrubs, regular clothes, socks and shoes and kept several bottles stashed at work and home.
While earlier mobile phones did have access to the internet, widespread smartphone adoption was the final snowflake that set off an avalanche. Suddenly, every cohort in society could get online in one form or another, which, inevitably, meant an entirely new generation of users, particularly younger ones, were active online.
Carefull, He's A Hero
Owned
Kid Actually Made It
I have no idea who that artist or that kid is, but seeing someone earnestly appreciate a fan and chat with them, ESPECIALLY if it’s a random child, always makes my day. Both seem to be great people!
As of 2007, more than 90% of all telecommunication is done through the internet. Indeed, it has surpassed practically everything else to become the most common means of communication for nearly every group and cohort. At the same time, as these comments and posts show, the level of understanding is not entirely even across the board.
Fake News
Category: Autos & Vehicles
Feeling Nostalgic
After all, online content is so vast that it’s easy to get lost, particularly if you are new. Imagine taking anything from cursed images to just random memes and explaining every joke and reference to an outsider. It would probably be impossible. This is why, for better or worse, there are a cadre of people online who consider themselves internet veterans, immune to rickroling and other forms of messing with someone.
How Did They Know The Fortnite
He Evolved In 1 Day
I am very curious about parents letting small kids posting their own videos online...
Bruh 😡😡 Middle School Sucks 🤢😔😢
You Can’t Even Spell Bad Lol
Walter
Who Is Hey?
A Kid Faked His Death
Thats A Hard One
Pewdiepie Sucks
The description makes this so much better "I am not a PewDiePie hater, I'm a bro. But I'm a new YouTuber so I figured this would be a good way to get views. Plz under stand. Peace" (Also gay ain't an insult)
We Better Watch Out, He Can Hack Us At Any Second
Found Another One Bois
Young Love
This Kid
This Is So Sad
If you are under 13, you technically shouldn’t be on regular YouTube due to COPPA, at least in the US.
Oh No
Well, I'm more than a bit lost now. I couldn't make sense of any of it.
I feel bad that these kids are ridiculed and mocked. Remember Vanessa Black who was ridiculed while she was just still a naive innocent kid? Some of the posts were clearly children who are young. And yes, the internet is a dangerous place, but that doesn't mean we have to add insult/hurt to it to children. They grow up and might be forever bullied for what they did in the past. I don't want to be a bully. Keeping children away from the internet is almost impossible nowadays. So don't hate on kids who said/did stupid things years ago. Hopefully they have grown up and learned from it. Don't chase them with their most embarassing moments.
Title doesn't fit content. Would be cute if it were stories of kids making witty comments but way too many real pictures here. No need to spread how kids exposed themselves online.
I really hope that these were just the worst examples of stupidity because if this is typical, we're doomed as a species.
Well, I'm more than a bit lost now. I couldn't make sense of any of it.
I feel bad that these kids are ridiculed and mocked. Remember Vanessa Black who was ridiculed while she was just still a naive innocent kid? Some of the posts were clearly children who are young. And yes, the internet is a dangerous place, but that doesn't mean we have to add insult/hurt to it to children. They grow up and might be forever bullied for what they did in the past. I don't want to be a bully. Keeping children away from the internet is almost impossible nowadays. So don't hate on kids who said/did stupid things years ago. Hopefully they have grown up and learned from it. Don't chase them with their most embarassing moments.
Title doesn't fit content. Would be cute if it were stories of kids making witty comments but way too many real pictures here. No need to spread how kids exposed themselves online.
I really hope that these were just the worst examples of stupidity because if this is typical, we're doomed as a species.