I hate it when they use "clickbait" for tickle fetishists...

[somebody23]

This was used as the thumbnail for a regular Skyrim video with nothing tickling related... Guess what? It worked.

http://i.imgur.com/xdVp7Fg.jpg

And here's the channel... Just write youtube dot com at the start and there you have it.
/channel/UCHeJOIZzjQ4j7GFrHCOST7A/videos

 

[Bobdejef]

Meanwhile, people are dying around the globe. But sure, this is horrible as well. How dare they. 😛

 

[Wolf]

Meanwhile, people are dying around the globe. But sure, this is horrible as well. How dare they. 😛

So...finish your wanking, because there are tickle fetishists in another country who'd be thankful to have what you do!

 

[jujimbo]

Haha. Noticed this myself a week ago. Instantly clicked. Started a thread about it on TickleTheater with a misleading title perhaps. People on YouTube were dying to know the source of the art, but were subsequently 'disappointed' at the foot fetish focus. You just don't expect this.

 

[duderino84]

Saw it as well. Someone knows about it at least..

 

[Rectangle]

Dude, give it a little longer.
FacebookGoogleTwitterMicrosoftReddit already knows you have the fetish.
Wait until every ad you see on Facebook is geared towards you personally.

"For skin so soft you could bring smiles out of it with your fingers all day, try Irish Spring body soap!"

 

[duderino84]

lol I'm trying to move to something a little more anonymous....like duckduckgo.

 

[Comfort Eagle]

Yes, tickle fetishists bumped it to two million views...

it was a brief, weird little incident. And it probably interested a few of the normies into giving the ol tickle scene a closer look. Roll with it.

And actually it seems YouTube just has this as a generalized promoted video for everyone, not just vidyagamers or tickle enthusiasts. Most of the comments, when not asking about the fetish aspects, seem to be "Why the fuck does this keep popping up for me?" and I highly doubt all of them are also tickle people.

 

[jujimbo]

1.7M views now. Wow! Last time I checked it was still standing at 700k views. The Elder Scrolls are popular, but this is a lot. I know people didn't get clickbaited because they're ticklephiles like us, but they were clickbaited nonetheless on account of the thumbnail standing out. It's still nice to see happening. I wasn't looking for tickle related stuff and stumbled upon some. Doesn't happen every day.

YouTube picked a nice video to promote (the main reason for its high traffic).

 

[Park CollegeO]

The person who manages Roshank Redemption's youtube channel did a great job on the thumbnail

If you filter all videos on the channel by number of views, the views on this particular video are by far number 1. In 2 weeks it has 400k views more than the second most viewed video which was uploaded 2 months ago, and almost 3 times more views than the third most viewed video which was uploaded 6 months ago.

Kudos for good marketing

 

[duderino84]

Definitely. Now I just wanna see more lol.