By Kevin Rutherford
YouTube comments are practically the scourge of the earth, as can be replies on 4chan—but you already knew that. That doesn’t mean, however, something good can’t come of them. Like on April Fools’ Day, for instance.
The video hosting took full advantage of the comments section today (April 1) with a very subtle but noticeable alteration to its search page, if you’re looking for a specific song.
Let’s say, for instance, you’re looking for the new music video for Nick Jonas’ “Chains,” a new version of which was released today. We all need a little bit of Best Jonas Brother in our lives, so it’s completely understandable.
And yeah, you’ll get that video, no problem. But as we all know, YouTube will give you suggestions based on your search, in case you were actually thinking of something else. “Did you mean _____?” it asks, knowingly.
And today, it knows exactly what you actually want.
Head on over to YouTube and search for a song or video today and let the late ’90s Euro trance flow through you. And for an additional easter egg, check out the search suggestion’s video description. Happy April 1 to all.
from Radio.com http://ift.tt/1MzNwdd
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