The phrase commonly used at the beginning of YouTube videos, reminding viewers to showsupport by liking the video and subscribing to the channel for more content. Hence, it becomes increasingly common for "Don't forget to like and subscribe" to be the first sentence of YouTube videos.
Every time I tune in to a new vlog, the first thing I hear is, 'Don't forget to like and subscribe!' It's like a ritual now.
this is most commonly used by clickbait youtubers. it is a means of scaring little children to make them want to like and subscribe.
a picture of a big spider is shown to you, and you are told to like and subscribe right now (sometimes you have to like and subscribe within the next 5 seconds, but it is usually right now) and if you dont comply, the spider shown in the picture will do one of the following:
be in your bed tonight
crawl on your face when youre sleeping
crawl in your mouth when your sleeping
etc
there wont actually be a spider in your bed, it is just a way of scaring little children. it doesnt hit as hard on older people who dont have arachnopohia
youtuber: like and subscribe in the next 5 seconds or this spider will crawl on you when youre sleeping (dont risk it)
me: guess im keeping some bug spray next to my bed tonight
little children (who are most likely to fall for the like and subscribe 'spider' meme): IM SUBBING RIGHT NOW!!!!
A phrase used by the average YouTube that is really annoying even when they tell you to SLAP the Like button. What did the Like button ever do to them? Also, they ask about a notification squad? That's dumb