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Nevertheless more Redditors reported this, even when they clicked'Not interested,' the movies didn't disappear (as they normally do should you inform YouTube you're not digging something it's advocating ). Refreshed. Same sh-t. Repeat. Refreshed. It's a lot of sports and rap music betting. YouTube is doing their damnedest to show me the things I despise the most."

The user who struck the KFC video, together with a small number of other people, also reported being advocated Indian-language content, which led some to attribute the wonky recommendations on T-Series, an India-based record tag with a subscriber count big enough (79.4 million) that it is expected to sooner or later --can you buy money for osrs interrupts YouTube's most-subscribed founder PewDiePie (80.2 million).

Late yesterday, a YouTube representative commented on a few of those Reddit threads, saying,"Only confirming that YouTube is aware of the thread and looking into it we do think something odd is up"

The rep's remark was amended to include that YouTube fixed the origin of the matter and discovered, but no additional information was supplied. If you being served unrelated or unusual recommendations, then the rep has asked audiences to leave a note in the Reddit thread.

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