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YouTube Rewind 2019

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At the end of every year, YouTube posts a video similar to Spotify's "Wrapped". They post a "rewind" of the whole year which contains memorable moments that happened on YouTube throughout the year. Last years rewind (2018) was a huge flop in that it was the most disliked video on the entire platform. This year, YouTube took the feedback from the 2018 rewind and tried to redeem themselves from last year. What they ended up doing is giving the viewers a knock-off Watch Mojo video with a top 10 list for every genre YouTube has to offer. While it probably wasn't as cringy as last years, it was still a huge disappointment among the YouTube fan base. 

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  1. I thought the video was cool, but lacked the creativity of past years

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  2. I can't wait to see what they do with it this year! I always look forward to watching it.

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  3. I think they should redo it with teenagers sitting next to them the whole time to tell them what they can do better

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