YouTube Comment Memes satirize the repetitive and often predictable nature of the YouTube comment section. From the ubiquitous 'Nobody:' format to the classic 'Who is watching in [Year]?' and the humble-brag 'Edit: Thanks for the likes!', these memes poke fun at the unique culture of video engagement. They first gained traction on platforms like Reddit and Twitter as users began screenshotting and parodying the thirst for likes and common cliches found under popular music videos or gaming clips. Today, they serve as a relatable commentary on how internet users interact with content and each other within the Google ecosystem, often highlighting the irony of seeking validation from strangers.