I searched it up and there were pretty much videos about them gaining several thousands of subs in 1 second, which isn’t subbot but rather a YouTube audit.
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Replying to @AquaNature6K @MyonlineofficeI and
Sure. Always blame it on the audit
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Replying to @starchy_commie @MyonlineofficeI and
But it was a YouTube audit? I’m stating facts. YouTube takes away subs and confirm if they are legit. Once they verify that they give it back to the channel. T-Series doesn’t sub bot. Like I said
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Replying to @AquaNature6K @MyonlineofficeI and
And yet they still gained subs when YouTube shut down. Care to explain that
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Replying to @starchy_commie @MyonlineofficeI and
You know that the outage wasn’t worldwide, right? Many areas still had access to youtube that day.
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Replying to @starchy_commie @MyonlineofficeI and
Same guy from earlier. He disproved it:https://youtu.be/TmhrDQl313o
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Replying to @AquaNature6K @MyonlineofficeI and
Even if they did get some subs during the outage, which I believe, the map he used was based on reports. Meaning that tons of people knew the outage happened and just said “fuck it”
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Replying to @starchy_commie @MyonlineofficeI and
Let me ask you this: How can bots connect to a site that is down worldwide?
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Replying to @AquaNature6K @MyonlineofficeI and
I know what you’re getting at and I said I agreed with you and that you’re right about how not everyone went down. I’m just saying that his sources are most likely logically flawed.
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