Exposing the scam of YouTube sex bots comments with investigative journalism - it's a wild trip!

YouTube sex bots are those automated accounts that leave weirdly sad/horny comments that often have nothing to do with the video's content like "need lovely" or "awesome" with about ten thousand heart emojis. Why do they exist? What is their purpose? They seemed so pointless and fraudulent that I investigated.... and found a multi-link money-making scheme! Of course. I also wrote the full story here for anyone who is interested: https://onezero.medium.com/youtubes-spammy-sex-bots-make-a-ton-of-money-2743bf6e8c19 This video includes: - sex comment bots - commentary on YouTube and sexism - bizarre 2-second long pornographic videos - really bad deep house music - accounts that used to post animated fruit videos who now post those deep house music videos - pirated streaming content - a complex, subtle scheme involving comments, playlists, and ads to make a single person a lot of money - me being forced to think about sex bots a lot more than I am normally comfortable with. Subscribe to my channel to get videos and live events on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. I love answering questions and helping you out - let me know in the comments what you thought! FAQ: - I do consulting. Book me here: zuliewrites.com/consultations - I can edit your article. Buy an edit here: zuliewrites.com/for-writers - I use a Nikon D5100 camera and a lavalier microphone. - I create my thumbnails and graphics in Canva. - I grow my mailing list using Convertkit. - My banner and website were designed by Jada Dreyfus. If you like what you see, feel free to check out the rest of her portfolio at https://www.jadadreyfus.com/ Want to hear from me in written format, too? Here's my newsletter! https://zulierane-gmail-com.ck.page/a895e4db20