Clearly Some Youtube Software Is Working

[bobbylove321]

The following video has over 70,500 views, 208 ratings, 35 Honors, 188 comments, and it was uploaded on January 19, 2010!

The channel of the guy was created January 18, 2010 and he has over 600 subscribers!

Clearly, he has a software or else this would not be possible, since the song Tik Tok is a few months old now, and you'd think it wouldn't get that many views.

Anyone know how he is able to do this?

Also, how do you upload videos in HD? And how do you have videos auto play when you visit their channel?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_m3v3nKf4A

 

[c0ntenth|ef]

it could have been a popular song so lots of people searched for it or it was in the featured videos.

 

[RollenStewart]

Yeah there is something working. A Guy on E-Bay sells youtube views. $3 for 20,000 and goes all the way up too $300 for a Million Views. I bought the 20,000 views and it worked, took about 4 days to get. Says the Million views would take 30 to 60 days. I want whatever he has!

 

[moldytoaster]

"Also, how do you upload videos in HD?"

Just upload an HD video file and it will be on youtube in HD

"And how do you have videos auto play when you visit their channel?"

you have to be a youtube partner, or feature a video on your page that has ads on it.

 

[student32]

Its not software that works, its called you giving him your URL and he promotes it on a high traffic web site by using an IFRAME. Not rocket science.

 

[polymath]

It's a really popular song and there's a big probability that those views are largely composed of real viewers...

 

[bobbylove321]

I wish someone came up with a software that could solve the view problems again.

The good old easy days are gone...

 

[catardat]

@RollenStewart . Maybe you bought channel views. 3 bucks for 20k video views will be a dream come true

 

[thecg]

Yeah, i did the same a few months back. Uploaded a really new popular song and it got 250,000 views. It got removed after about 5 days, but i got a lot of traffic from it.

He wouldnt have used a program, although the guy on ebay most likely is.

 

[Salad170]

Yeah, i did the same a few months back. Uploaded a really new popular song and it got 250,000 views. It got removed after about 5 days, but i got a lot of traffic from it.

He wouldnt have used a program, although the guy on ebay most likely is.

Maybe he got a very popular site(s) and he puts iframes on it? Or maybe he uses infected computers to view the videos?

 

[tbootz]

Its not software that works, its called you giving him your URL and he promotes it on a high traffic web site by using an IFRAME. Not rocket science.

Huh, I didn't get any of that? What does the iframe have to do with high youtube views?