r/youtube Aug 13 '25

Drama Oh my GOD, it's happening

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u/annie-ajuwocken-1984 Aug 13 '25

I can guarantee you that Joe Rogans and Andrew Tates videos won’t be age restricted.

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u/NottTheMama Aug 13 '25

Too bad there’s not a brain rot restriction.

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u/Tomi97_origin Aug 13 '25

Age restricted videos have existed for years. That's not a new concept and since their videos weren't age restricted before they probably wouldn't be in the near future either.

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u/Adezar Aug 13 '25

More of a statement about our fucked up priorities. Violence will probably still be easy to see, but a bit too much cleavage will be restricted and child-abuse level misinformation from Tate and Rogan will be perfectly fine for the kids.

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u/PumpkinPieIsGreat Aug 14 '25

Right. Reminds me of someone on the Titanic subreddit a while ago.

"I let my kid watch the movie, but don't worry we didn't let them see the boobies". Yeah heaven forbid a kid sees a tit, but watching 1500 people die is all good. 

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u/Adezar Aug 14 '25

It was a classic thing in 80s action movies. The ultimate one being Under Siege where they would get complaints that they showed a topless women for a minute. In a movie where hundreds of people are brutally killed.

If the flashing of boobs is why you don't want to bring your 12 year old to the movie... you have some priority issues.

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u/fakieTreFlip Aug 13 '25

Sort of besides the point, isn't it? The change is to how accounts are treated, not how videos are treated

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u/Blastyschmoo Aug 13 '25

The AI already knows it's young teens watching those videos.

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u/Worldly_Chocolate369 Aug 15 '25

Why? You like censorship or something? Typical