I read the comments on both videos, and while some were indeed negative, or even racist, they are tame in comparison to what Tiff has received.-Why?-(1) Tiffany has less than 400 hundred views. The mere fact that she has any comments at all is astounding. Yes, a YouTube video with thousands of hits will attract trolls. But one with 350? Probably not.- (2) The commenters on Tiff’s video are insulting her on the basis of what must be either her appearance, or voice. In one of the video you linked, a negative comment revolved around how the speaker often ended their sentences with “yeah”. People comment on real grievances like this: delivery and presentation. Not their superficial judgments of some anonymous girl.
The thing is, this wouldn’t actually happen in real life. My sister watches handful’s of make-up videos, and I doubt anyone is mean enough to use that as leverage to type a nasty comment. If they didn’t like it, they’d just move on.
What would happen is that Tiff would have less than a hundred views, and probably no comments.
She doesn’t need to be “given away”.