TOP 10 MOST DISLIKED VIDEO ON YOUTUBE

When you think of YouTube and the lists of its most popular videos, you probably think about how many views or likes a given video gets. But just because a Youtube channel video has a lot of views or millions of likes doesn’t mean it’s immune to being disliked. In reality, some of YouTube’s most famous and well-known viral videos contain staggering dislikes as well. Discover which material on YouTube is the most hated, or has the most “thumbs down” responses, no wonder what you’re into seeing.

Youtube rewind 2018

Surprisingly, the platform that gave birth to the YouTube video also has the distinction of most hated YouTube video. The explanation for the staggering number of dislikes is obvious—the video lasts an agonizing eight minutes. This is an enormous and completely unnecessary amount of time for a video examining vulgar, cringe-worthy highlights.

Sadak 2

Sadak 2’s film trailer was released on August 12, 2020. It only lasted one week for it to become YouTube’s second most disliked video, with 13 million dislikes. The amount of vitriol directed at this movie trailer originated from the number of people who were disturbed by nepotism in Bollywood. As a result, the video received 4.2 million dislikes on YouTube within 24 hours of its release.

Baby shark

Even if you don’t have children, you’ve probably heard Baby Shark’s insanely popular album. Even though it is exceedingly common among teenagers and children it is obviously despised by the rest of the population. There’s no way to know for sure, but we like to believe that every single dislike stems from an irritated parent who just wants to relate to something else for a change.

Baby

 

Hundreds of spoofs and compilations of Justin’s first hit have been released since its release in 2010, but the original music video has received over 2 billion views. The strange thing is that we generally see a wide gap in a video’s likes and dislikes because most videos ultimately converge into an agreement about their content. “Baby,” on the other hand, is an exceptional case. Just about 2 million votes separate those who like it from those who don’t. The video has received over 13 million likes, but it has also received 11.94 million dislikes. After a decade of deliberation, it seems that the public is still uncertain about whether this video is bad.

Johny Johny yes papa

It’s weird to think that a child’s song less than two minutes long could elicit so many negative reactions. That is until you consider how many of its billions of views are likely just little kids repeating the short, catchy video, much to their parent’s chagrin. It’s not a bad album, but it’s predictable and has plain lyrics, as do many children’s songs.

Youtube rewind 2019

This video was created in response to the criticisms leveled at YouTube’s much-maligned YouTube Rewind 2018 video. Even so, it made the list because it has received nearly 9 million dislikes since its release. However, this video has far fewer dislikes than its Rewind counterpart, appears to have a more coherent theme this time around, and is significantly shorter than the 2018 video.

Learning Colors – Colorful Eggs on a Farm

It’s not the only kid’s video on this chart, but it may be the longest. Miroshka TV’s Learning Colors Multi-Colored Eggs on the Farm, which lasts five minutes and ten seconds, is a bluntly illustrated video that informs toddlers about colors through cartoon eggs with distinctly scary smiles.

Bath song

Children’s videos are dominant on this chart. This video, which was released in May 2018 to the tune of Baby Shark (which also made this list), depicts two young brothers taking a bath together and helping each other get clean. It’s cute before the song gets stuck in your brain… “Wash my face, dodododdodododod I’m doomed, I’m doomed, I’m doomed, I’m doomed, I Now I understand why it has so many detractors.

The wheels on the bus

“The Wheels on the Bus” is an American folk song written and published by Verna Hills. It is a well-known children’s song in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, and Canada, and is often performed by children on bus rides to keep themselves entertained. It has a very repetitive rhythm, which makes the song easy to sing for a large number of people. in the style of the song “99 Bottles of Beer” It’s based on the classic British song “Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush.” The song is also often sung to the tune of “Buffalo Gals,” as in Raffi’s edition. The song is now extremely popular among children in several other languages.

Can this video get 1 million dislikes?

Actually. PewDiePie’s request was granted, and he received the 1 million dislikes he desired for this video. In addition, there are 4.14 million additional dislikes. And it’s not shocking given his fan base (he has about 105 million YouTube subscribers) and the fact that his fans seem to be willing to go to any length to show their love for their favorite YouTuber. This video was released in December of 2016 and has received over 20 million views.