YouTube updated its monetization policy to target low-effort, inauthentic content, but confirmed that reaction videos and ...

YouTube music-reaction videos have sprung up in an environment where voyeuristic unboxing videos have long been one of the service’s most popular formats, TikTok reactions to up-and-coming pop ...

YouTube has revealed how its new guidelines will target ‘inauthentic’ content including certain AI and reaction videos.

YouTube has clarified its rules about repetitious content and your favorite reaction video channel won't be impacted. Earlier this month, the platform said it would be changing its rules for ...

After more than a year of battling in court, Ethan and Hila Klein, the YouTubers behind the H3H3 Productions channel, won a lawsuit filed against them by another YouTuber. Matt "Hoss" Hosseinzadeh ...

As an idea, reaction videos have been in existence for years now. Some research reveals that the first-ever reaction video dates back to 2006 when a child was caught on videotape looking horrified ...

Taking to X.com, the YouTuber wrote that his video, which was doing good numbers until Asmongold decided to react to it on his YouTube channel, stopped pulling the same rate of viewers.

Reaction videos first started gaining popularity on YouTube in 2007 when everyone started recording themselves reacting to one of the internet’s first gross-out videos: 2 Girls 1 Cup.

Reaction videos won some protection from a case in 2017—in which, curiously, the same Mr Klein featured as a defendant. Matt Hosseinzadeh, another YouTuber, ...