The opposite of like
Look as part of a plan I'm gonna ask that you let this get added but dislike it once it's up
Look as part of a plan I'm gonna ask that you let this get added but dislike it once it's up
by The Pasta Man October 1, 2020
by Flash Slash April 2, 2019
Nonexistent. At least in terms if you could see it. Youtube will censor everything. They want to keep Joe Biden safe, The democrats, and other companies. And the "dear earth" Is another reason. The pope video is a clear example. and oh god NO WE CAN'T SEE 2018 DISLIKE COUNT N O O O O O FUCK YOUTUBE, FUCK GOOGLE, FUCK EVERY COMPANY IS THE EXISTENCE
google: okay, we're officially removing the ability to see youtube dislike-
everybody: b i g m a d
google: cry about it
everybody: b i g m a d
google: cry about it
by HellInferno December 4, 2021
A person who clicks the little red thumbs-down icon on EVERY YouTube video they watch (even videos which have no perceivable reason to be "disliked" at all), purely for the sake of doing so. It's believed that most serial dislikers suffer from a form of OCD currently unknown to science. No one knows who these people are, particularly since YouTube doesn't keep any record of who dislikes what, so research cannot be undertaken.
These people don't necessarily hate the video, but will still click "dislike" just for fun, especially if said video has no dislikes at all yet. They then delight in watching the comment section fall to ruin as a direct result of their interference, with highly intellectual and imaginative responses such as "1 person is gay", or "1 person should jump off a cliff", or "Justin Bieber made a new account to dislike this video" appearing in it.
Furthermore, the less "likes" a video has, the more devastating are the actions of the serial disliker, due to YouTube's like/dislike bar being based on the proportion between likes and dislikes, rather than on actual numbers. 1 dislike shows up as a much bigger chunk of red on the bar for a video with only 3 likes, than for one with 150. In the former case, it's much more noticeable and the commenters' outrage is slightly more justified, though in the latter case, the reactionary comments take on forms not unlike "the dislike bar is the size of Justin Bieber's penis", which is inexcusable.
These people don't necessarily hate the video, but will still click "dislike" just for fun, especially if said video has no dislikes at all yet. They then delight in watching the comment section fall to ruin as a direct result of their interference, with highly intellectual and imaginative responses such as "1 person is gay", or "1 person should jump off a cliff", or "Justin Bieber made a new account to dislike this video" appearing in it.
Furthermore, the less "likes" a video has, the more devastating are the actions of the serial disliker, due to YouTube's like/dislike bar being based on the proportion between likes and dislikes, rather than on actual numbers. 1 dislike shows up as a much bigger chunk of red on the bar for a video with only 3 likes, than for one with 150. In the former case, it's much more noticeable and the commenters' outrage is slightly more justified, though in the latter case, the reactionary comments take on forms not unlike "the dislike bar is the size of Justin Bieber's penis", which is inexcusable.
by Jimmy91ST July 7, 2011
to go on a particular youtube video daily and click the dislike button. you don't like the video at all, but you go there anyway for the sheer pleasure of contributing to the growth of the 'dislike bar' just because you hate it so much.
Eric: Man, I hate this song and music video!
Ed: Then why are you watching the video on youtube?
Eric: Oh I'm just here for my daily dislike.
Ed: Oh okay. What song and video is it?
Eric: Rebecca Black's Friday.
Ed: Then why are you watching the video on youtube?
Eric: Oh I'm just here for my daily dislike.
Ed: Oh okay. What song and video is it?
Eric: Rebecca Black's Friday.
by pprkut1023 May 12, 2011
What, Youtube dislikes? I'm sorry but what is that, all I see is a like button and a burning memory....
by BumbleBay December 9, 2021
The act of removing a dislike from a video, picture, status update or message posted online or directly to you.
by Tommy Gooch January 5, 2019