YouTuber "Dream," who makes Minecraft speed-run videos, responded to YouTube's tweet, saying that it was "the worst thing to ever happen." Someone else, though, responded that they could simply make their own version of Rewind. Google released a statement regarding its intentions for 2020, and it basically said that this year sucked, and so it doesn't make sense to look back fondly on anything from the year that was. Thank you for making a difference."Ī few YouTubers expressed their disappointment at the fact that the video isn't going to show up on the site. The Google-owned video streaming service has released Rewind every year since 2010, so 2020 is slated to be the first year in a decade without one. You've found ways to lift people up, help them cope, and make them laugh," the statement concludes. "o much of the good that did happen in 2020 was created by all of you. The statement ends with praise for the YouTubers who made the best of what continues to be a very long year.
So, we're taking a break from Rewind this year."
"It doesn't feel right to carry on as if it weren't. "2020 has been been different," the statement says. Listen to YouTube Rewind 2020, But Memes Saved It From Being Cancelled, Giving Us All the Closure Needed To Mo - Single by The Gregory Brothers on Apple. It goes on to explain that after a long year, it doesn't feel like the fitting end that it normally does. Whether you love it-or only remember 2018-Rewind was always meant to be a celebration of you," the statement says. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. "Since 2010, we've ended the year with Rewind: a look back at the year's most impactful creators, videos, and trends. However, another commentator said that they don't care if the annual event takes place or not.įor more news updates about YouTube and other social media platforms, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.About Rewind this year. Meanwhile, Twitter user said that it is the worst thing that happened. He explained that although 2020 is not good, the company should still do the 2020 Rewind since there are also positive things that happened. There are also some people that don't care if 2020 Rewind will happen or not.Ī Twitter user under the name JerryRigEverything said that he disagrees with YT's decision. Intro YouTube Rewind: The Best of 2020 42,856 views Premiered 2.4K Dislike Share YT Battles 265K subscribers Ranking the top videos and creators on YouTube in the year 2020. YouTube has published YouTube Rewind, a look back at the previous 365 days of each year, since 2010. People's thoughts about YouTube's decision are dividedĪlthough YouTube's 2018 Rewind became one of the most disliked content, some people were not happy about the cancelled annual event.
oVayH8iyqG - YouTube November 12, 2020īecause of the pandemic, and other problems, YouTube said that it will be taking a break from the Rewind. It even holds that record to this day with more. This year's flop follows in the footsteps of the 2018 Rewind disaster that resulted in that video being the most disliked video in all of YouTube history. It cancelled the annual event because it doesn't feel right to post the video as if this year is a normal one. On December 5th, YouTube released the latest edition of Rewind and so far most people hate it with over 4 million dislikes and counting. In a tweeted statement, YouTube this morning started by calling a Rewind a look back at. However, the company said that 2020 is very different. However, 2020 will not see a YouTube Rewind as the Google company cites this year’s various circumstances. "Whether you love it - or only remember 2018 - Rewind was always meant to be a celebration of you," added YT.
"Since 2010, we've ended the year with Rewind a look back at the year's most impactful creators, videos, and trends," said YouTube via Vulture. YouTube has established itself as the biggest global platform for online video presentations. (Photo : Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)Ī man walks past a billboard advertisement for YouTube on Octoin Berlin, Germany.
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