People have been left stunned by the accuracy of a short clip which intends to replicate the visuals people often see during an acid trip.

YouTube says its July 15 monetization update won’t specifically target reaction or clips channels, but warns enforcement will increase for repetitive or spam-like content.

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For fans of streaming, movies, and TV series, Soaper TV surely rings a bell. It was a popular streaming destination. But it ...

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A Reddit user recently shared their experience on an Air India flight and alleged that the cabin crew laughed at the ...

Rogue Slime, a turn-based deckbuilding RPG, is now available on iOS and Android with a new Bard class and Sakura City update ...

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The Phantom X features a captivating narrative and fun combat. However, the slew of cutscenes makes battles feel too few and ...

The second rule focuses on repetitive content and states that the content should be made for either entertainment purposes or ...