Now, how to get top comments on youtube?

Hi guys.

Now that youtube changed it's comment system/ranking, how can we get top comments using Blackhat tatics?

I have a army of 50 youtube acc's that are working. I've use them in the past, successfully. But now, that tatic of commenting with one account and using the other 49 to like/thumbs up the comment, taking it to the top, is simply not working anymore. The comment simply dont go up, even though it has the likes/thumbs up.

How can we manage this disgrace?

I'm pretty sure the top comments now are threaded comments, that have a conversation going on.

So basically talk to yourself and see If It works

I could be wrong, but It doesn't hurt to try It out. I know I heard that from somewhere.

Short answer you can't. Read here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ube-comments-ranking-algorithm-explained.html

Nightly said:

I'm pretty sure the top comments now are threaded comments, that have a conversation going on.

So basically talk to yourself and see If It works

I could be wrong, but It doesn't hurt to try It out. I know I heard that from somewhere.

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This method worked between 15th and 16th November before it was quickly patched

There's no clear cut methods a the moment. Hopefully some new ones will emerge soon.

For future reference OP you might have more luck in the relevant YT section of the forum.

Alright, been looking around a bit.

Seems as If the top comments are In a lot of cases In fact threaded conversations, that also have a mixture of likes In them.

The most common one I have seen Is when a Youtube channel posts a video, they also share It on Google+. The first comment (and In most cases the top comment) Is the channels share on Google+. I would say comment/reply to the Google+ share comment from the channel owner.

Also seems some people have top comments strictly from 1 comment, no threaded conversation with likes. Damn this Is confusing lol.

Nowadays you need to make the comments look more legit by turning the comments into a brief
discussion and have the people who commented on your original comment also receiving thumbs ups.

Think of it as tier comment building