WHY THE FUCKING FUCKITY FUCK YOUTUBE AND SOCIAL MEDIAS DON'T HAS ALL OF THESE FUCKING SHITS

YouTube removed dislikes, and I FUCKING HATE THAT SHIT BECAUSE I CAN'T TELL IS A YOUTUBE IS BEING HATED BY PEOPLE OR NOT. And I don't fucking get why most social media platforms DON'T EVEN FUCKING HAVE DISLIKE COUNTERS TO LET YOU KNOW DO YOU FELL OFF OR NOT.

What you're fucking seeing in front of your eye is Battlefield 4's Battlelog. The use of Battlelog is took up what weapon you frequently use and what's your K/D ratio. You can even look at other player's stats about those shits.

Yes, I know there's YT studio but the REAL REAL motherfucking problem is that you can only see your own and you can't look at dislike counters on your own videos. Heck, why the fuck YT don't allow us to look at dislike counters in the fucking comment section. The fucking "Battlelog" I mean is that you can look up what's your favorite YouTuber, what's your most watched video of all time, how many hours you used YouTube in your life, what's your like and dislike ratio on your videos, your views and like ratio on your videos, your like and subscriber ratio on your videos, what's the best of those shits, subscriber retention (how many of your subscribers who keep watching your videos each time you upload them and their highest streak, so how it will break is when people don't watch the video you uploaded before after you uploaded a video) and what video does that shit and you can also look others as well, just like Battlefield 4's Battlelog. Comments?!?

No view counter, no dislike counter, no like and dislike ratio, no views and like ratio. No average like and dislike ratio of all of your comments of all time and how many times you commented in your lifetime. FUCKING SHAME. I JUST FUCKING HATE WHY THE FUCK SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS DON'T HAVE THIS FUCKING BATTLELOG SHIT TO LET ME KNOW IS SOMEONE OR ME FELL OFF OR NOT

Video game stores have star ratings and reviews of each games. Why the fuck can't we have star ratings and reviews on each account oocial medias to let us know how has this bitch fell off hard or not?! Are most of their shit worth watching or not? ALL OF THESE FUCKING SHITS ARE FUCKING IMPORTANT IF YOU'RE TAKING PART OF YOUTUBE AND INTERNET DRAMAS

Heck, I got hated by people on social medias and without those fucking stats and Battlelog shit I CAN'T FUCKING KNOW AM I ACTUALLY FELL OFF OR NOT. AM I ACTUALLY UGLY? DO PEOPLE REALLY HATE ME?!?! FUCKING TELL ME. FUCKING TELL ME HOW MANY PEOPLE LOVE MY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS. FUCKING GIVE ME THE GODDAMN FUCKING LIKE AND DISLIKE COUNTER TO FUCKING LET ME KNOW HOW MANY HATERS I HAVE?!?!??? FUCKING TELL ME. WITHOUT THESE FUCKING BATTLELOG SHITS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIAS MORE PEOPLE INCLUDING ME WILL LEAVE SOCIAL MEDIAS AND DELETE THEIR GODDAMN FUCKING FUCKITY ACCOUNT

IT'S FUCKING 2026, WHY THE FUCK EVERYTHING HAS TO BE FUCKING COMPLICATED AS FUCK RATHER THAN EASY AND SIMPLE AS FUCK?!?!?! FUCK FUCK FUCK

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LightwroughtmorphHad•22 days ago•1

honestly public dislike counts just invite review-bombing, our team saw the same thing with product reviews before we switched to verified-purchase only filters.

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