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Noun- Someone who is new to Youtube. Commonly will post bad videos and watch videos on the website and be late for work or stay up too late. Generally these people have no sense of time when watching videos as well.
My friend was watching The Best of The Office on Youtube and was late to work. What a younoob.
younoob by Cheterism January 1, 2009
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Any person on YouTube who feels the need to argue in the comments section under any video. If arguing on the internet is pointless than arguing on YouTube is like the plague.
Look at that moron arguing underneath the YouTube video, what a YouNoob!
YouNoob by Smarc May 4, 2008
A person who has a Youtube account, but either has absolutely no idea how to use it, or just has the account so that they can rate things and/or watch videos.
A:HOW DO I UPLOAD VIDEOS??
B:Wow, someone's a total YouNoob.
YouNoob by AaronXXX June 23, 2010
A sweaty nervous person who post videos on the site "YouTube".
- will say "like" and "um" between every word in their coming out Video.
"that Younoob used copyrighted music in their Video! What a slut!".
Younoob by Pain-t August 21, 2016
Someone that is new to Youtube. A "Youtube noob," someone who does not yet know how to use all the features of Youtube, such as uploading a video, leaving comments/video responses, editing channels, etc.
Can someone show me how to upload videos? I'm a younoob.
younoob by Kenny Vo December 10, 2008
Dude! I watched a documentary on Queen and one scene had a couple seconds of youboobs!!!
Youboob by rogerthewhale September 28, 2012
When you're caught touching yourself on a zoom call.
Jeffrey was caught youtoobin on a zoom call.
Youtoobin by HomerEyes October 20, 2020
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