-Everybody uses YouTube.
YouTube's a great way to watch videos,
share your own videos.
It also brings people together,
helps form some pretty unique online communities.
Gamers, filmmakers, musicians, all have communities on YouTube.
Also, though, several of these communities,
they're a little more niche,
and we thought we'd take a look at some of these
smaller communities in a segment we call
"YouTube Subcommunities."
[ Cheers and applause ]
All right, first up, if you use YouTube,
you've probably seen these tech-review videos,
where people review new phones or computers.
Well, there's actually a community of 7-year-olds
on YouTube who review sticks.
[ Laughter ]
Check out one of these stick reviews.
♪♪
-Welcome back to "Jake Says."
I'm back with a brand-new video.
And today, I'm going to be reviewing a stick that I found
in Mr. Sorenson's yard this afternoon.
Let's take a look.
This is a beautiful stick.
It's perfectly firm without being too rigid.
And it has a nice elongated look.
Okay. So, I like the way the stick looks.
But do I like the way it operates?
There's only one way to find out.
It's time for the thwack test.
♪♪
[ Laughter ]
Wow! Those were some tremendous thwacks.
I give this stick a 4 1/2 pine cones.
Thanks for watching "Jake Says."
Please remember to like and subscribe.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-The stick test.
Up next, you are probably familiar with TED Talks,
some of the most popular videos online.
[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah.
Some of them on YouTube have as many as 30 million view.
Well, there is a much less, much less popular series
on YouTube called "Ted 2 Talks."
These are TED Talks entirely about the movie "Ted 2."
[ Laughter ]
Take a look.
-June 26, 2015.
The day America's favorite teddy bear
returned to theaters everywhere.
Ted.
Reunited again with Mark Wahlberg.
Man and beast, separated by so much, right?
Wide chasm, right? Right? Right?
But what if -- what if, folks -- what if we did this?
That's right. Despite their differences,
this cotton-stuffed children's toy
and this human man are still...friends.
Regardless, it doesn't matter if Ted and Mark are getting high
and watching "Law and Order" on the couch,
if they're smoking marijuana with Amanda Seyfried,
or if they're breaking into Tom Brady's home
and trying to steal his sperm, his ejaculate.
No matter what they're going through,
no matter what happens,
these two are and always will be...
friends.
Thank you.
[ Applause ] Thank you, thank you!
[ Laughs ] Thank you so much.
-Ted 2 Talks.
Moving on, you may have seen videos of hecklers
who interrupt local-news stories.
These are all over the Internet.
The local-news reporter will be doing a field piece,
someone will run up, yell something, run away.
Well, there's a smaller subset of videos
that feature these hecklers, but they are the ones
who lose their nerve before they can interrupt.
Let's take a look.
-Good afternoon. Today, the mayoral subcommittee
on education is voting on what has the potential
to be the largest cuts to school funding in recent history.
If the cuts are approved,
local experts are anticipating protests...
-Um... -...as many are dubbing the cuts
anti-teacher. If protests do occur,
they're expected outside this building
as early as Thursday morning.
-Baba-booey.
-Back to you, Chuck. -Back to you, Chuck.
-Finally, this last one is a little different.
This video is actually a spinoff
to the reality show "The Bachelor."
It was deemed too upsetting for TV
and then put straight onto YouTube.
It's called "The Cabbage Patchelor."
In this version of the show, 10 lucky ladies
are invited to an island to compete for the love
of one eligible bachelor, except the bachelor in question
is a person who has received a massive amount
of plastic surgery to make themselves look
like a Cabbage Patch kid.
[ Laughter, audience groans ]
Check out these clips from the season finale
of the never seen "The Cabbage Patchelor."
-10 single women, one single man...
who looks like a Cabbage Patch kid.
But who will win his heart?
This is "The Cabbage Patchelor."
-I've dated a lot of guys,
but I guess you could say I'm looking for my Prince Charming.
[ Laughter ]
-So, Landon, where are you from?
-I was born in Babyland General Hospital
inside a giant cabbage leaf
just after little magic bees sprinkled their pollen
over mother cabbage's Earth crystals.
-Mm, that is so amazing.
I love cabbage so much. It's basically my favorite food.
-[ Chuckles ]
Every time you eat a cabbage,
you're also eating the insect that grows inside.
[ Giggles ]
-Yummy. [ Laughter ]
Landon is so [bleep] hot.
-Aah! [ Laughing ]
-How's that?
-I want to go higher!
Ooh! Whee!
-I really loved getting to know Landon.
I don't get along with guys my own age,
and Landon says he's gonna be 6 years old forever.
That has very troubling implications,
but whatever, you know? [ Laughing ]
I'm in love.
♪♪
-And now, with only three women remaining,
the time has come for Landon to pick his patchelorette.
Landon, take your rose.
♪♪
-This is the hardest decision I've ever had to make.
I wish I could give a rose to all of you.
But this rose goes to...
♪♪
-No, no, no, no! No, buddy.
Unh-unh. Take it out.
There we go.
-This rose goes to Michelle!
-Aah! [ Laughs ]
Landon! I love you!
-I love you!
[ Both laugh ] Yay!
-Being with Landon has been incredible!
It's totally changed my life in so many ways.
And eventually, I decided
I wanted to get even closer to him.
So I also got 14 hours of surgery
to become a Cabbage Patch kid!
[ Laughter, audience groans ]
My name is Cherry Chauncey,
and I'm a real-life Cabbage Patch kid!
-And she's my wife!
And we're gonna be together forever!
[ Both laugh ]
Yahoo!
[ Laughter ]
[ Applause ]
-That was "YouTube Subcommunities."