Youtube usernames, "Chuck Norris", "Robbert Bowling"...

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Have you ever wanted a name like 'Megan Fox', 'Chuck Norris'

Well, it is possible to have space in username!
Point is to create G+ acc and then connect it with YT. Your G+ name will be your channel name.

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"Robert bowling's" channel:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAXhPxfIlzhvCwR0gLH99iw

His comment:
http://www.youtube.com/all_comments?v=FZICUEVM6ps
 
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Oh I can do it too. Just regged "Megan Fox"
 
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^ How is that possible? Can we just sign up regularly? I'll try it as well later
 
It is possible to have space in username! I have it.
Point is to create G+ acc and then connect it with YT. Your G+ name will be your channel name.
 
Thanks updated the post! :)

Credits to you!
 
Thanks for posting but they'll probably change it soon :P
 
This is not a glitch and they won't fix it. It's also the default action now when you create a new youtube account. In fact, if you want the old style usernames, you have to specifically select an option to do use old usernames.
 
This is not a glitch and they won't fix it. It's also the default action now when you create a new youtube account. In fact, if you want the old style usernames, you have to specifically select an option to do use old usernames.

You are right. I explained this the other day in another thread and someone claimed it had been like this for a while which was pure BS.

This is a new move to really make Google profiles integrate fully into Youtube, I guess to push the whole Google social thing. Seems they have not given up and are serious about it.
 
I've tried making these urls but they don't work. I mean just to visit them.

Is there an underscore or something?

Code:
www.youtube.com/user/Brad Pitt

resolves to nothing.
 
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