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A kid(about 10 or 13idk i don't give a fuck) who LITERALLY just stands behind a greenscreen while in a another persons video, and that video gets more views then the original video. Well, I say FUCK THEM KIDS (not literally) So Youtube shorts can atleast be kind of good.
Person1: Man, i hope my video goes viral
*Scrolls down*
Person1: IS THAT A GREEN SRCREEN KID IN MY VIEDO?!?!
Person1: Whatever, how many views does this have?
Person1: 14 MILLION VIEWS?!!
Person1: I hate green screen kids man.
some kid under the age of 13 who hides their face in the corner of a youtube short and gets millions of views and likes
Green screen kid- kid who hides his face in the corner of a youtube short to get millions pf views and likes
Me- ughhh its a green screen kid again and they have- WHAT THE- 10 MILLION VIEWS?!
a retarded content stealing piece of shit that is the result of unprotected incest.
Tom: THAT LITTLE SHIT STOLE THE YOUTUBE SHORT I MADE!!
Bob: that green screen kid deserves to be crucified!
A kid on YouTube shorts who duets videos with a green screen while hiding their face in the corner and not contributing to the video at all, to steal content and farm views.
(kid using green screen effect on YouTube shorts)
Commenter: get off the app green screen kid
Little kids who steal other people’s videos by putting themselves up in the corner without giving any credit, and somehow ALWAYS SOMEHOW END UP GETTING MORE VIEWS THAN THE ORIGINAL CREATORS.
This green screen kid stole my video!!
a kid who, most of the time on youtube shorts, uses the remix feature to put a small green screen version of themselves on a usually viral video, most of the time in the bottom left corner, hidden under the caption.
they do this because it tends to get a LOT of views.
In late 2023, I saw a green screen kid on my shorts feed. Now, they're all I see.
A little kid who repost's a video with them hiding in the corner, and then the video proceeds to get more popular than the original video
"Oh god my fyp is full of green screen kids"