What's with the crazy YT headlines from Christo Aivalis?

[Sibelius Fan]

He has interesting things to say, but his headlines for his videos are nuts. Seen today:

Steve Bannon Found Dead

Trump Hair Falls Out

Ivanka Trump Found Dead

Kevin MCarthy Removed As Speaker

Of course, none of the videos posted have any relationship to the crazy headlines.

Why?

[msfiddlestix]

1. Yt? Christo Aivalis? Content seems pretty Qanon to me. Seems like all we need to know to ignore.

[Enter stage left]

2. I refuse to click on anything he says...

here or u-tube.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

3. I don't know. I stopped following him when things got too weird

[SWBTATTReg]

4. He and his faked up stories are worthless and if you notice, he repeats them over a period of

time, e.g., every six months or so, you'll see the same stories get recycled again. I think he's a classic click baiter, trying to gen up clicks for his faked-up stories and generate money for himself.

Good suggestion on the part of those in this posting to caution DUers to not click on these stories. They are fake as his screaming out loud story headlines that are made up strictly to generate clicks on his video stories.

A lot of his stories too are taken from other stories on the Internet too (those that are believable that is), so you're not really missing anything. He doesn't deserve our support since he's pulling ours (and others' leg) with these 'gotcha' stories.

[lame54]

5. The Steve Bannon one is old news...

He's been rotting ever since

[blogslug]

6. You can block Youtube from suggesting that channel's videos

On mobile it's always visible but on desktop move your cursor over the suggested video caption to find the 3-dot icon. Tap or click the icon and you'll see the option to tell Youtube to stop suggesting that channel.

[Marcuse]

7. I stopped taking his bait months ago.

[brooklynite]

8. No idea who you're talking about and what you're referring to.