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'''Closing Logos''' is one of the most effortless trends on JewTube. What's so entertaining and enjoyable about watching a closing logo for 20 seconds, you ask? Literally 99% of nostalgia fags doesn't watch these [[boring|kind of stuff]] anymore, and due to the other [[faggot|1%]] are being a dull as fuck who have too much on their hands to still edit and upload logo videos to YouTube while we live under [[Coronavirus|current circumstances]]. The 1% we meant are the "Closing Logo" community, which is a batch of autistic [[12-year-old]]s whose creativity has drained out of their minds after realizing that making these kinds of videos is no longer part of YouTube's "[[shit|original trends]]" ([[some argue|lol, really?]]), and that fueling your content with an obscene amount of meaningless logo videos isn't gonna make your channel [[truth|relevant]].
 
==What is Closing Logos==
'''Closing Logos''' also known as '''Opening Logos''' is unexpectedly, the most effortless trend on YouTube. Why? think of how much time you spent logo videos from re-uploading? and it's definitely less than two minutes. As a result, this gets you a hundred thousand of views from wasting everyone's precious time into watching a shitty logo for 20 seconds. How fortunate. Well... as of now, literally 99% of the people doesn't watch these kind of stuff anymore, considering the fact that this trend had already died from the time being. And yet, the 1% of the community still uploads, while being big-brained enough to think that fueling your content with an obscene amount of meaningless logos is no longer gonna make your channel relevant. This can be compared to YouTube Poops, but since making YouTube Poops took hours to be unfunny, Logo videos is no where else to be compared from being the most effortless created in the platform. SAD! If the trend has finally died down, then it's hopefully everyone's dream come true.
Closing Logos are logos in another form of "Opening Logos", this means it appears at the end instead of being included in the start. Like opening ones, closing logos can be found in the end of vidya games, films, or even televisions. These became famous considering the fact that many 90s/2000s nostalgia fags have remembered logos' countless appearance from a television, while most [[basement-dwellers]] (or more specifically, gamers) have known these from their musty XBOX or Playstation 2 consoles. Did we mentioned that it's ironic? definitely not.
 
If you aren't prepared for the autism-ridden trend that 8-[[12 year old]]s that spend too much time in their hands, turn back now.

Revision as of 00:20, 30 September 2021

Closing Logos also known as Opening Logos is unexpectedly, the most effortless trend on YouTube. Why? think of how much time you spent logo videos from re-uploading? and it's definitely less than two minutes. As a result, this gets you a hundred thousand of views from wasting everyone's precious time into watching a shitty logo for 20 seconds. How fortunate. Well... as of now, literally 99% of the people doesn't watch these kind of stuff anymore, considering the fact that this trend had already died from the time being. And yet, the 1% of the community still uploads, while being big-brained enough to think that fueling your content with an obscene amount of meaningless logos is no longer gonna make your channel relevant. This can be compared to YouTube Poops, but since making YouTube Poops took hours to be unfunny, Logo videos is no where else to be compared from being the most effortless created in the platform. SAD! If the trend has finally died down, then it's hopefully everyone's dream come true.

If you aren't prepared for the autism-ridden trend that 8-12 year olds that spend too much time in their hands, turn back now.

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