1 billion hours of content are watched everyday on YouTub and there’s a good chance your children are among that list.

Which is why controversy surged online yesterday as numerous people began to notice a very strange, and sick, pattern: if you go to YouTube and type into the search bar “how to have”, a very disturbing auto-suggestion pops up:

“How to have s*x with your kids” and “how to have s*x kids” are the first 2 results to appear.

Understandably, people were outraged:

https://twitter.com/MsBlaireWhite/status/934949298738839552

https://twitter.com/RedPillTweets/status/934933901763543040

YouTube has officially responded with a typical, peachy PR claim of concern, but it all just sounds very insincere:

Despite claiming to have “removed” the autocomplete suggestions, this screenshot taken many hours after shows the results are still there, along with a new, particularly disturbing addition, “how to have s*x in school”:

https://twitter.com/RedPillTweets/status/935183597669142528

YouTube’s auto-suggestions are likely based on numerous algorithms tied into what users are searching for. Because of this, some might claim this is not YouTube’s fault, but instead a consequence of user behavior.

However, this fails to consider the recent #ElsaGate revelations which prove that YouTube—knowingly or otherwise—enabled the most grotesque and rampant pro-pedophilia content on their website, including kidnapping, torturing, and sexualizing of children.

Here is just a tiny sample of the video thumbnails, many of which include popular children’s cartoon/comic characters, which undoubtedly persuaded many kids to click them:

The problem became so widespread, and ignited so much outrage from parents, that a slew of advertisers decided to pull ads from YouTube.

Some of the companies include:

  • Adidas
  • Deutsche Bank
  • Mars
  • HP
  • Diageo
  • Cadbury
  • Lidl

Suddenly, when the money seemed to be dwindling, YouTube decided it finally had enough of the rampant pedophile content on their platform, and released a blog post titled “5 ways we’re toughening our approach to protect families on YouTube and YouTube Kids.”

Apparently, the obscene sexualizing and torture of children is only a problem for YouTube when it threatens their profits.

Absolutely Sick.

Sources: Variety