Spam

Spam on videos and users' pages is an often case in YouTube community. Spam can be marked on YouTube by checking the 'Held for review' section, users can also check 'Held for review' to see what has been marked. If something that has been marked is not spam, "Approved" can be clicked and the message will be brought back to its normal state. Sometimes marking a comment as spam on YouTube will not work due to lack of reports.

Common spams

Spam	Information
KIM NAMJOON KIM SEOK JIN MIN YOONGI JUNG HOSEOK PARK JIMIN KIM TAEHYUNG JEON JUNGKOOK 🔥BTS🔥	Commonly seen on BTS videos.
Vote for (Group Name) in (Award Ceremony)!	Commonly seen on BLACKPINK and BTS music videos.
Stan (Group Name)!	Commonly seen on K-Pop music videos.
For New (Fanclub Name)ers: (Member Name) - (Time)	Commonly seen on BTS & other K-Pop groups videos.
Do you love (Member)? Yes = Like No = Comment	Commonly seen on mostly BTS videos, such as when asking if he/she loves Jungkook, RM or other member.
(Views) left! Let's get into (Views)!	Commonly seen on K-Pop music videos such as BTS, BLACKPINK, EXO, Monsta X, GOT7, TWICE and other K-Pop artists.
What should Ninja play? Like = Fortnite Reply = Apex	Commonly seen on Gaming YouTubers comment sections, encouraging the viewers to like and comment to make a decision.
I got 87k V-B U C K S without paying!! I posted the method on my youtube page	Commonly seen on Gaming YouTubers comment sections, encouraging fake giveaways and self promotion to the YouTube channel. There are also space bars on 'V-Bucks' to prevent the comment from being 'held for review'.
Your mom will live forever! Łíké and śūb to me to activate!	Commonly seen in comment sections worldwide when a YouTuber uploads a video within under 10 minutes, used to gain unlegitimate subscribers and increase chances of being top comment.
This is how many wins you will get this year 👇	Commonly seen on Gaming YouTubers comment sections. Used to get likes on their comments.
t th thi this this t this to this too this took this took s this took so this took so l this took so lo this took so lon this took so long	Commonly seen on every YouTube video, to show-off "effort" on their comment.
If you can read this people I will be śůbbįng to everyone who śúbś and lįķes	Commonly seen on Gaming YouTubers comment sections,used to gain unlegitimate subscribers and increase chances of being top comment. Symbols are used to prevent from being in 'held for review'.
Keep up the good work! Mind checking me out? Maybe subscribe? If you do, make sure to turn on notifications too. You don't have to BTW :)	Commonly seen on small channels with the title 'new intro', used to gain unlegitimate subscribers. It is often in held for review, but the small channels approve it and checks out the channel.
You’re actually a savage if you read more. You’re going to have an amazing 2019! Łíké this cōmment and śūbśćríbè with nōtifications to activate!	Commonly seen on Gaming YouTubers, used to gain unlegitimate subscribers and increase chances of being top comment. Symbols used to prevent the comment from being 'held for review'.
☻/  This is Bob /▌ He is planning an army /\ Copy and paste him so he can take over YouTube.	Commonly seen all across YouTube. 'This is Bob' is a Unicode-based copypasta of a stick figure character named "Bob." Bob was instantly met by hostile responses from the rest of YouTube community, leading to frequent clashes between those who endorse Bob and those who flag the comments as spam. There is also another revamped version accompanied by a military tank or an AK-47 rifle depicted in Unicode, also featuring a new message urging YouTubers to copy and paste "Bob" all over YouTube to protest against the Google+ mandate.
🔴IM LIVE🔴	Commonly seen on livestream chats, used to self promote their own stream and draw viewers away from the streamer the spammer promoted on.
Example channel name commented Example channel name	Commonly seen in any ElsaGate/Bollywood/WWE video, Example channel name would commented by commenter if they had no idea what to comment, they will comment their channel names as bots.