I consistently hear people on YouTube complain that the subscribe button doesn't do anything for viewers, now that channel notifications are controlled by the bell. But it does do something: it puts the videos from that channel in your subscription feed, which is readily accessible on all versions of YouTube. So why do people act like it doesn't exist? I think it's super convenient, especially if you're subscribed to a ton of channels and don't want your notifications feed flooded with new videos.

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[–] 2 points 3 years ago

I usually use the "I don't like this" button from the triple dot option panel of the recommendations and YT doesn't fuck around. IDK, try using that?

I mean, don't just try to sidestep unwanted content by not watching it, but actively tell YT you dont like it form the recommendations list.

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