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Spotify had been worth it when I was able to listen music while I busy with my hobbies such as walking, travelling and volunteering but not anymore. Now that I have a car, been busy with school and work I don’t need it and I think that it’s too expensive for what I get.
I can just use YubePip with an ad blocker on my phone and that’ll be enough. Yes I do have to turn on my phone each time I want to change my songs and it does bug sometimes and eats my battery like there’s no tomorrow, but at least I don’t have to pay 130 euros per year.
Even if Spotify was 6 euros per month, that still would not make it worth its money.

Does anyone have a recording of the last Grimm Campaign stream? It's not currently uploaded on the site and I can't find it on YouYube.

So, for some reason, I never get any advertisements on YouTube.
And no, I don't have an add-blocker that I'm unaware of, and neither do I have YouTube premium, (the other features are locked away). This occurs strictly on my YouTube account (Not Google), and I'm really confused as to why. I don't get advertisements on my phone, PC, TV, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation,... I only watch videos on my YouTube channel account, not the one that was created by Google/Gmail.
I don't remember if this has always been the case or not. But a couple of months back, I had 2 days (I think) where I did get advertisements for some reason, but after that period, they were gone, again.
I also don't get advertisements on mobile data, other wifi networks, or in other countries. So, if it's on any network, in any country, on any network, then there must be something wrong with my account, right?
Is my account bugged, or is there maybe something that allows me to have no advertising? My account is set to 18+, so it can't be an age restriction. I obviously don't want this fixed, lol, but would be nice to have an explanation as to why this is happening. Is my YouTube username somehow causing this, is my user ID messing with YouTube's code, is there a strange secret developer setting that's enabled on my account for some reason, ...?
Is there somebody else with this "issue"?
Here is some random information that I'm willing to give about my account without giving away too much;
My Google account was made somewhere in 2016.
My YouTube channel was made somewhere in 2017.
I turned 18 in between the YouTube account's creation and now. (Not too recent)
I get advertisements on my Google account's YouTube, but not on my channel's YouYube. Other channels connected to this account do get advertisements.
I've got exactly 100 subs at this point in time (yey).
My account name has a dot somewhere in between letters, but my handle has an underscore.
It's a brand account (I don't know what that is).
Thanks in advance!!

I've looked at countless YouYube tutorials but they were all like 1-2 years ago and the earliest thing I could find on it was a reddit post from 6 months ago. the only reason I care about it is bc I just finished the game and wanna try to 100%/do as much as I can like get all the weapons capture all the checkpoints/bases ect. And also I like stranger things.

Hello there! I've been running ads for a niche ecommerce product on facebook for a couple years now and I want to get into YouYube video advertising. Thus, Google ads is brand new to me. I already hired an animator and have two published videos ready to go in desktop and mobile(Youtube shorts) format as my video creative.
My question is in regards to making an audience and how broad it should be. Without going into too much detail, my product is a physical item that people that own boats can use as an accessory to their boat. So its fairly niche, but there's also quite a large amount of boaters out there.
As of right now I have four audience segments of different boating categories for: "People who searched for any of these terms on Google". My Available weekly impressions is 1B – 5B. I know Google can work to find my ideal customer, but is this still too large? I want to spend $20 per day for about a week and then make adjustments from there like focusing on a high performing audience segment.
The campaign is set for conversions. Also, I only have one adset audience group with my four custom segments in it. Is this the proper way to test audience segments? Any help is much appreciated!

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Hey guys,
Just finished bingeing every episode of Taskmaster and now I feel empty inside. I'm turning to outtakes to keep my Taskmaster buzz going just a little bit longer and want to make sure I don't miss any...
The official Taskmaster YouTube channel have uploaded 'complete' compilations of outtakes from seasons 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and CoC 3.
The YouYube chanel 'UKTV Play' (had to use a VPN to access this) has an assortment of outtakes but they're short individual clips from a variety of seasons.
Have outtakes been released for every season? And if so, have they been uploaded anywhere as organised season-by-season compilations like the ones on the official Taskmaster channel?