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Despite the many liberal and degenerate aspects of the site, all hope is not lost. For example, Christian videos and music are extremely popular amongst users, reaching tens of millions of views. The most-viewed Christian video on the site has 30 million views, and is a compilation of Christian music, titled "Religious Songs | Praise & Worship | Playlist"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qaj4NOO6dQ</ref>. ''(Sadly, however, it is not the most-viewed video containing the search term "Christ"; that spot belongs to vulgar Rap song "Christ Conscious" by rapper Joey Bada$$, with 36 million.)''
Despite the many liberal and degenerate aspects of the site, all hope is not lost. For example, Christian videos and music are extremely popular amongst users, reaching tens of millions of views. The most-viewed Christian video on the site has 30 million views, and is a compilation of Christian music, titled "Religious Songs | Praise & Worship | Playlist"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qaj4NOO6dQ</ref>. ''(Sadly, however, it is not the most-viewed video containing the search term "Christ"; that spot belongs to vulgar Rap song "Christ Conscious" by rapper Joey Bada$$, with 36 million.)''
Another positive of YouTube is the popularity and accesibility of conservative political videos, (see [[Alternative Influence Network]]). though truly conservative channels are dwindling in number due to the aforementioned censorship. Curiously enough, establishment conservatives, such as [[Ben Shapiro]], remain largely immune. YouTube CEO Susan Wojicki even said that she knows she won't have to censor Shapiro at the Lesbian Who Tech Summit, saying "there’s a set of content that has to meet the community guidelines. Ben Shapiro is going to meet the community guidelines. I don’t think you’re suggesting that we remove him from the platform. Are you?"<ref>https://www.vox.com/podcasts/2019/3/11/18259303/youtube-susan-wojcicki-child-comments-videos-google-walkout-kara-swisher-decode-podcast-interview</ref>
Another positive of YouTube is the popularity and accesibility of conservative political videos, (see [[Alternative Influence Network]]). though truly conservative channels are dwindling in number due to the aforementioned censorship. Curiously enough, mainstream conservatives, such as [[Ben Shapiro]], remain largely immune. YouTube CEO Susan Wojicki even said that she knows she won't have to censor Shapiro at the Lesbian Who Tech Summit, saying "there’s a set of content that has to meet the community guidelines. Ben Shapiro is going to meet the community guidelines. I don’t think you’re suggesting that we remove him from the platform. Are you?"<ref>https://www.vox.com/podcasts/2019/3/11/18259303/youtube-susan-wojcicki-child-comments-videos-google-walkout-kara-swisher-decode-podcast-interview</ref>
== See also ==
== See also ==