Ryth - These YouTube Ads Should Be Illegal.

Episode Date: May 17, 2025

These YouTube Ads Should Be Illegal.

All right people, what's up? These YouTube ads are completely getting out of him. Now, audience, a couple days ago, I seen in Queens video talking about YouTube ads, where he covered some rather questionable content that is on the YouTube short in YouTube website. However, my only problem with his video is that he didn't show you how bad it really is. And because, well, it's the fucking Rith YouTube channel, you know I have to go all in. Today I discovered YouTube ads that I don't even know if the Federal Bureau of Investigation is going to try to find me now. This shit is going to get bad.

Let's begin. My husband had me soaked three times in the same night. Because he watched a video from a guy named Richard, a former owner of a male nightclub used by his staff to handle four or five clients in the same night. All right, so we're basically like eight seconds into the video and I have so much shit to say. Now granted, this is only the first video we're checking out today. It gets a lot worse by the end of the video. But I have to call out YouTube's double standards here. As soon as I woke up this morning to make this video,

I got a brand new age restriction on my channel. And it was from one of my very old YouTube shorts called Zachary Ryan has a stalker. And apparently my video got age restricted for the first four seconds of my video. I'm going to let you guys watch the first four seconds, and you tell me where it's supposed to be 18 plus. I was taking a photo when I got photo bombed. Okay, Zachary, big fucking deal. Put it your Photoshop and take him out.

Wow, so fucking hard! I tried searching for... Yeah, did you guys see anything? I didn't fucking think so. But apparently YouTube saw sex in nudity and sexual language being used in that video and rejected my appeal. YouTube, if you're watching this video, tell me where the f f f f was my video sexual? You disable my videos, but you're perfectly fun with these ads all over YouTube every day. YouTube, get your shit together.

Anyways, to further exaggerate, YouTube's double standards here? Not only will they wrongfully age restrict and reject my appeal on my YouTube videos, but this user on Reddit created a Google account that is born in 2009. You know, an account that is under 18, and this person still came across YouTube ads like this one. Even though it says in their YouTube policy that if you're under 18, that they're going to serve you ads that are not NSFW in 18 plus. So what's it going to be YouTube? Are you going to serve orange content to little kids or are you actually going to abide by your fucking policy? Because the rest of the videos that I'm about to show in this video was allowed

to be seen by children too. Yeah, so this video was actually so bad that I had to completely blur out the video. But to describe this video to everybody watching, there is a grown woman wearing a very small size crop top inside of Target. And well, she f***ed the camera. There is nothing that was censored in the video. I saw literally everything. There is nothing covering it up. There is no censor bar. There is no pixelation, nothing. For anybody that has ever had eighth grade health class, you know what I just saw. But yeah, this YouTube ad was called pair up couple games adult nude chat online. And this was an ad that was served to a child. So myth busted audience, YouTube does in fact allow ads on their website officially. And to be honest,

to those that use ad blockers on YouTube, I don't blame you. At least you're protecting yourself and other people around you from seeing on the website. Which a good seven, eight years ago, this was never a problem. But apparently it's more normalized than ever to see a p-a-add on YouTube.com. Okay, so this video was still wildly inappropriate. I still had to blur out the image and I still had to change the audio. But basically, there was a was a was loving a B. And the audio of the video well was something that you would only find on an orange website.

And this was an ad that was served to a child to promote a mobile game ad on the Google Play Store. And this mobile game ad was called Ant Legion with 4.2 stars on the Google Play Store. At least it wasn't real orange content on the website. At least it wasn't that bad. But still, out of all things to make orange content out of, you choose a wasp in a fucking ant, That is pretty fucking concerning. I'm not gonna lie. Okay, so this next YouTube ad is actually just an image. Mabel Pines, a quirky girl adventure in a town full of supernatural occurrences.

And as you can see, they got Mabel Pines dressed up in a rather, uh, interesting way. This girl is 12 years old. So out of all the characters you decided to choose, you got Mabel fucking Pines, a 12 year old girl. And you describe your app with a 12 year old girl as the fucking Mabel. mascot cover. It says Rosie Talk, role play lover AI character. Coolest way to eliminate boredom and stress. Unleash your desire and excitement with your AI crush. Dude, what the hell? Bro, I see these exact anime ads all over my YouTube. short feed. I swear, dude, you cannot

fucking escape these anime ads. But I think the most ironic thing throughout this entire video is that I know that it's a child that came across this video. Who the fuck is 18 years old watching Corny Cobb videos? Now, no offense to Corny Cobb, I'm sure that you're a great guy. But I'm

sure that there's no 25-year-old man watching Corny Cobb. But this is just another example as to what YouTube likes to serve to children in their ads. Meanwhile, age-restrict people like me for the first three seconds of my YouTube short for sex and nudity even though I said absolutely nothing sexual shown anything sexual at all but apparently my videos qualify for nudity

and sexual content and rejecting my appeal fucking insane okay this is actually the worst one I've ever seen in my fucking life honestly I don't even think I can describe this video to you guys without actually getting my video struck down there is no sentences that I can actually put together to describe this video, but I'm gonna try. So there is a woman that is upside down in the front of a truck, and she is being held at the front of this truck

as it is moving forward, and she is to it, and she is upside down with something in- and there is something going in and out of, I don't even have to fucking explain it, do I? I'm really trying my best, YouTube, okay? You like to strike my shit down while I'm trying to be fucking careful. But yeah, words simply cannot describe this video, simple as that. This completely uncensored video that I just watched should

not be on YouTube in any context. This should at least be on some very low profile dark web website. And I'm not joking about that at all. All I can say about this video is that I sincerely hope a child was not served to this video. Okay, so this is once again another video I have to completely blur out and completely take out the audio. And this video was also served to a child. Long story short, this video is just a bunch of women rubbing their pet cats off camera. I don't know what breed of cats they have, but apparently it was something that they don't want to show to the world. Do what you want with that information, but because they don't want to show their cats on camera, I'm going to blur out the image just in case that they want to protect their privacy.

I get it. Some people don't want to show their pet cats on camera. And guess what? This is not the only ad that is like that across YouTube. In fact, I would argue that this is the most common form of... ads on YouTube. I'm just gonna throw a couple more on screen. How can I repay you?

Like, literally. I can pay you or whatever. I can sell you. Wait what? Meng seems to agree. Notice how I had to blur every last one. Yeah, well, it actually is that bad. Anyways, audience, subscribe to the channel.

If you would like a part two about really bad YouTube ads. With that being said, I'm gonna bleach my eyes. Later.