YouTube restricts teenager access to fitness videos.

[@Mister.Unknown]

KZbin displays ads with full-fledged pornography and sex in them, but God help us if an overweight kid wants to take care of his body.

[@redlionesv]

Oh the horror 😂

[@IstandonFaith]

They work for the virus 🌈

[@V.E.R.O.]

I've never seen those. I usually see ads related to videos I have watched or stuff I searched for online. So if you're seeing those ads it's because that's what you've been looking at.

[@jonthomas9708]

Really!? Have never seen those but I almost always skip on ASAP :)

[@hashtagalong]

The owners of KZbin don't give a toss about your health.

[@eyesodd]

The Gov't doesn't give a toss about any of us , hence Gyms were shut during lockdown, but fast-food outlets weren't...

[@harrykyne8692]

Since when has KZbin ever been concerned with anything other than making as much money as possible?

[@HamhocksUnlimited]

A very long time they don't care about that at all anymore none of the big companies do, that's an outdated paradigm, they care about control and harvesting data and behavior modification and social engineering now they don't need to sell products or get more money from customers anymore and they're only going to allow certain people with high enough social credit scores to even be customers soon

[@xronald619x]

Kids just walk 3.67 miles a day. So far I've lost 24 lbs.

[@Sumi_S]

They want everyone to be fat Classic American company

[@adriancioroianu1704]

It's not about that, it's about the psychological strain, read some books. Teenagers stay online non-stop and because they are fragile psychologically and they are exposed to all sorts of radical stuff, they become instantly depressed and develop all sorts of complexes that accompany them all their life. Internet can be way more punishing than a regular school bullying.

[@Sumi_S]

@@adriancioroianu1704 internet will never be anywhere near as bad as bullying You’re weak and a lot of people are

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

@@adriancioroianu1704 All those are excuses to restrict what people can and cannot watch. All because people like you have a faint of heart and therefore support regulations against free speech and free expression.

[@adriancioroianu1704]

@@Alainmontpellier1000 People like me? I was just explaining why. I am personally very libertarian when it comes to free speech, but you still need to stop somewbere, you can't just say anything anywhere. The question is where? And btw those "faint of heart" people are still human, not their fault they're born like this or like that, sry not a nazi either.

[@adriancioroianu1704]

@@Alainmontpellier1000 People like me? I was just explaining why. I'm pretty libertarian when it comes to freedom of expression. But you still need to stop somewhere, you can just say everything everywhere, just like you can't have easy access to everything as a 9yo.

[@HonestTom1892]

“Negative Beliefs”

[@Luis-GZ]

They will display tons of junk food ads that will make you fat for real not just beliefs

[@horaciokanashiro-hv2zn]

If this site sanitize, labels, rates and keeps all of us safe from " dangerous ideas" then the only video remining will be one showing a door in backyard.

[@foxrestive8285]

Videos showing you how to be healthy give you "negative beliefs" 😂

[@rizvee3977]

Reality will be restricted in society one day

[@kushprince8001]

Mate you know that’s not was said. Like at all.

[@kushprince8001]

@@rizvee3977crazy leap.

[@ashd.6989]

​@kushprince8001 lol we can't even see the dislikes on this site without extensions the censorship is so bad. He's right if we keep allowing this

[@kushprince8001]

@@ashd.6989 that’s not censorship… Secondly how to be health isn’t what was said.

[@KhadaKuraki]

Only people who consider their excess fat and collection of self diagnosed mental conditions as virtues could make this decision.

[@KC_Eden]

I bit like all the KZbin Tarot reader videos having Therapy Ads. It's super relevant to their creepy titles and content too. Yikes!

[@exposethenwo6491]

When I was younger, had Jane Fonda, Richard Simmons and fitness shows on ESPN😊

[@deadlyd5865]

The most negative belief you can have is that you have control over your own body and deserve to be healthy.

[@joermnyc]

And now how many kids properly log-in to youtube as "under 18." 😂

[@quinnlanmcgrath1052]

As a teenager myself, it seems stupid, there's already a fitness issue across young people and the majority of people I know who are into fitness have learnt it through watching videos on fitness and how to properly exercise, if KZbin doesn't encourage this, it poses risks to how people exercise with potential injuries if we're not taught about it

[@luisshorts.]

The only kind of point I could see is that there are a concerning amount of toxic people within the fitness community on KZbin, but I feel like they are still on the kind of fringes, so I think people are fine

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

@@luisshorts. Regardless, there shouldn't be regulations.

[@magdam1508]

It's not fitness that is the problem, it's creators that show negative values. So maybe just... ban liars and those who encourage disorders?

[@Fridgyfridge]

Why don't they just do something about the racist and offensive bots in the comments

[@ilyaalister8193]

Good idea, the online fitness community has slowly become more toxic and dangerous over time. Kids cannot properly understand long term consequences of dangerous fitness practices.

[@user-cvbnm]

As a teenager, I agree 100%

[@user-ly4el7qf7t]

what? the ACTUAL fitness community on youtube is SO friendly. the only toxicity is from pretentious tiktokers, but youtube? no lol. anyone thats ever been to a gym or watched a fitness creator will know this is false

[@bogdanbogdan3462]

riiight, that's the problems with teens today. They are way too fit and healthy

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

Disregard comments like Ilyaa's. He's probably just spiteful and grudgeful, and he supports restricting content which helps benefits teens.

[@user-ly4el7qf7t]

@@Alainmontpellier1000 for sure. fitness content on youtube has changed my life for the better

[@Taegreth]

Do you think they'll continue to promote videos about fat acceptance?

[@user-ly4el7qf7t]

i literally only use youtube to watch fitness content

[@worwor1721]

What about the compounded stress of having to suffer through constant adverts every few videos, unless you pay a fortune to get rid of them.

[@Jack_Redview]

They want yall to be on that ozempic when you grow up 🤣 god what an awful world

[@DonaldBermudez-k6u]

SOME people make "fitness" videos that are softcore porn basically or the are very sensual. So I think that's good reason to steer children away

[@JSJSpeaks]

Separate your curls bruv.

[@redlionesv]

Really ? So fitness has become a negative belief? Twilight zone

[@foxrestive8285]

Fat executives at KZbin who think they're psychologists on young people

[@holokyttaja5476]

Unrealistic body images and expectations that 90% of the internet is? Not rocket science is it.

[@redlionesv]

@@holokyttaja5476gotta strive for something Also your patients should be showing you the difference between natural bodies and augmentation. Nah it’s not rocket science.

[@davecooper3238]

@@redlionesvSince when did teenagers start listening to parents ?

[@redlionesv]

@@davecooper3238 they do

[@nerdstudent8852]

This is sad, some teens get trainings to vent their energy into positive vibes, guess I'm wrong it was "negative beliefs" all along 🤔

[@1369-d1c]

This obviously cuz of the naked yoga shit

[@magickittenz]

Health!! No!!

[@patryk2338]

They should just not show it because it just destroy there person they will start not eating and all that it's really bad

[@IstandonFaith]

Bro why does the world want us to bow to infection🌈🌈🌈 and take away our fitness motivation. Why are people on social media so degrading now.

[@ЮрійДемяненко-о2б]

Вражаюче 😮

[@user-ly4el7qf7t]

what? it wont recommend fitness content but will push half naked girls?

[@claire6568]

Thank god! ❤👏

[@grimekid666]

let people watch what they want and make their own decisions. no one asked for or wants your help youtube

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

Private businesses get to make their own choices

[@holokyttaja5476]

Google can do whatever they want with their platform. Their company, not yours.

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

@@holokyttaja5476 Ok drone.

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

@@CantHandleThisCanYa It's a platform for everyone even if it's a "private business" belonging to a company which encroaches on everyone's lives and works closely with governments, but nice try.

[@cbaxtianful]

What this is targeting is unhealthy expectations for fitness goals, like those vegan girls who ate three bananas for lunch, they truly made their viewers anorexic, also super jacked muscle men who claim losing weight when they are just slimming the bulk, is a fake idea that a man or a woman can become super jacked in a matter of months with pure weightlifting, is bad for both men and women who are skinny or overweight, and most of this content is made by people who has been practicing for YEARS, while kids are still developing, some people don't stop growing until the reach their 20s, I've seen kids who are like 11 and trying to do 100 push ups daily, this is unhealthy because is unsupervised, yet is super hyped and people believe in things that are on the internet as if they are real. So the measure is fair.

[@Alainmontpellier1000]

Nope, not a good excuse to restrict things people see on the internet. Have parents regulate what their teens can watch. Also, most teens are bright enough not to follow the trend of those vegan girls you mentioned even if they want to try badly.