I think that YouTube comments have changed for the better since the top comments feature was introduced. Now, it is possible to instantly single out those YouTube viewers who have a special talent for humor, aptness, or cogent analysis. Now, a new blog is capturing a new class of YouTube comments that may have otherwise slipped through the cracks. It's called Sad YouTube, and you can probably guess what it catalogs. Sad YouTube was started by Mark Slutsky, a Canadian filmmaker who is fascinated by the rare heartbreaking comment he digs up, usually from music videos. Slutsky's blog showcases emotions besides sadness, as it includes heavy doses of longing and melancholy. The important link between all of the entries is in the way in which we see random people pining after something that is emotionally far away
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