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* When [=YouTube=] Heroes was announced, ''LetsPlay/PewDiePie'' made a satire video of himself abusing the power that would be given to [=YouTube=] Heroes.
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* When [=YouTube=] Heroes was announced, ''LetsPlay/PewDiePie'' WebVideo/PewDiePie made a satire video of himself abusing the power that would be given to [=YouTube=] Heroes.
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* WebAnimation/JamesLee: Invoked in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlIaut07siU Pewdiepie SΤRΑNGLΕS DOGS!?]]". After he gains a sudden spike in viewership, James tries to up his subscriber-count by making fake scandals based around the "[=YouTube=] 1%", and he picks LetsPlay/PewDiePie as his first victim... and it's right after that does he find out that it was a shout-out from [=PewDiePie=] that suddenly made him so popular.
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* WebAnimation/JamesLee: Invoked in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlIaut07siU Pewdiepie PewDiePie SΤRΑNGLΕS DOGS!?]]". After he gains a sudden spike in viewership, James tries to up his subscriber-count by making fake scandals based around the "[=YouTube=] 1%", and he picks LetsPlay/PewDiePie WebVideo/PewDiePie as his first victim... and it's right after that does he find out that it was a shout-out from [=PewDiePie=] that suddenly made him so popular.
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---> Those are good and all, but every once in a while you come across a commercial that's so ridiculous and so stupid you swear they're not even trying - like this one. ''*review stops and Website/YouTube advertisement loads*''
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---> Those are good and all, but every once in a while you come across a commercial that's so ridiculous and so stupid you swear they're not even trying - like this one. ''*review stops and Website/YouTube Platform/YouTube advertisement loads*''
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* Jello Apocalypse's [[http://youtu.be/yKC6XmsLWVQ Welcome to YouTube]] takes consistent jabs at Website/YouTube, its policies, and its community. And yet it's ''hosted on Website/YouTube.''
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* Jello Apocalypse's [[http://youtu.be/yKC6XmsLWVQ Welcome to YouTube]] takes consistent jabs at Website/YouTube, [=YouTube=], its policies, and its community. And yet it's ''hosted on Website/YouTube.[=YouTube=].''
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* WebVideo/MatthewSantoro uploads all of his videos on Website/YouTube. In his video "Catching Up: With Matt! (#1)," he says that he'll take questions posted from his fans on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. He then says that he was gonna take questions from Google +, the social network that is associated with Website/YouTube, but since nobody uses Google +, he didn't bother.
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* WebVideo/MatthewSantoro uploads all of his videos on Website/YouTube.[=YouTube=]. In his video "Catching Up: With Matt! (#1)," he says that he'll take questions posted from his fans on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. He then says that he was gonna take questions from Google +, the social network that is associated with Website/YouTube, [=YouTube=], but since nobody uses Google +, Google+, he didn't bother.
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* WebVideo/ProZD's sponsored videos usually fall into this, since he'll spend the entire sketch riffing on a certain game mechanic, often portraying it as [[ScrappyMechanic annoying and exhausting,]] only for the sketch to end by promoting a game that revolves around that exact mechanic. This is extra funny for his Website/{{Crunchyroll}} sponsorships, in which he usually mocks the cliches of anime or the embarrassing fanbase, since he also [[WebVideo/AnimeCrimesDivision has a show on Crunchyroll.]]
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* WebVideo/ProZD's sponsored videos usually fall into this, since he'll spend the entire sketch riffing on a certain game mechanic, often portraying it as [[ScrappyMechanic annoying and exhausting,]] only for the sketch to end by promoting a game that revolves around that exact mechanic. This is extra funny for his Website/{{Crunchyroll}} Platform/{{Crunchyroll}} sponsorships, in which he usually mocks the cliches of anime or the embarrassing fanbase, since he also [[WebVideo/AnimeCrimesDivision has a show on Crunchyroll.]]
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** A handful of ''[=NoPixel=]'' streamers are on [[Website/{{Facebook}} Facebook Gaming]], so whenever those streamers' characters are around, other characters will make fun of Facebook chairman Mark Zuckerberg.
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** A handful of ''[=NoPixel=]'' streamers are on [[Website/{{Facebook}} [[Platform/{{Facebook}} Facebook Gaming]], so whenever those streamers' characters are around, other characters will make fun of Facebook chairman Mark Zuckerberg.
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* [=CaptainSparklez=]'s sword in ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' is named "The Demonetizor", a reference to Website/YouTube's tendency to remove monetization from videos including too much swearing.
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* [=CaptainSparklez=]'s sword in ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' is named "The Demonetizor", a reference to Website/YouTube's [=YouTube=]'s tendency to remove monetization from videos including too much swearing.
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* That Guy With The Glasses and Channel Awesome examples
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* That Guy With The Glasses and Channel Awesome examplesexamples:
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* The majority of ''Roleplay/NoPixel'' livestreams are on Website/{{Twitch}}, so Twitch and its policies (and meta) are all frequent targets.
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* The majority of ''Roleplay/NoPixel'' livestreams are on Website/{{Twitch}}, Platform/{{Twitch}}, so Twitch and its policies (and meta) are all frequent targets.
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* Defied in Grantland's [[http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/summer-movie-preview-staff-picks-pans-and-predictions/ preview of the Summer 2014 movies]], where after the [[WidgetSeries weird concept for]] ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' is given there is:
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* Defied in Grantland's [[http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/summer-movie-preview-staff-picks-pans-and-predictions/ preview of the Summer 2014 movies]], where after the [[WidgetSeries weird concept for]] for ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' is given there is:
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* [=CaptainSparklez=]'s sword in ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' is named "The Demonetizor", a reference to Website/YouTube's tendency to remove monetization from videos including too much swearing.
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** According to WebVideo/ToddInTheShadows, Music/LadyGaga's "Telephone" has more advertisements than Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com.
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** According to WebVideo/ToddInTheShadows, Music/LadyGaga's "Telephone" has more advertisements than Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com.[[Website/ChannelAwesome ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com]].
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* Creator/ProZD's sponsored videos usually fall into this, since he'll spend the entire sketch riffing on a certain game mechanic, often portraying it as [[ScrappyMechanic annoying and exhausting,]] only for the sketch to end by promoting a game that revolves around that exact mechanic. This is extra funny for his Website/{{Crunchyroll}} sponsorships, in which he usually mocks the cliches of anime or the embarrassing fanbase, since he also [[WebVideo/AnimeCrimesDivision has a show on Crunchyroll.]]
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* Creator/ProZD's WebVideo/ProZD's sponsored videos usually fall into this, since he'll spend the entire sketch riffing on a certain game mechanic, often portraying it as [[ScrappyMechanic annoying and exhausting,]] only for the sketch to end by promoting a game that revolves around that exact mechanic. This is extra funny for his Website/{{Crunchyroll}} sponsorships, in which he usually mocks the cliches of anime or the embarrassing fanbase, since he also [[WebVideo/AnimeCrimesDivision has a show on Crunchyroll.]]
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* In 2023, ''WebAnimation/LlamasWithHats'' got demonetized and creator Jason Steele retaliated by creating a video titled "Llamas with Hats: Re-Cut for Brand Conscientiousness", where a personification of [=YouTube=] hosts an ad-friendly compilation of the series that poorly edits out all the gore and has Carl and Paul blatantly dubbed over with generic voices that spout bootlicking praises of sponsors and bottled water. Partway through the video, the personification of [=YouTube=] finds himself at the mercy of an empty void that represents the consequences of putting profit over freedom of expression.
