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YouTube Rewind 2020 Cancelled

George Kamau by George Kamau
November 13, 2020
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A lot of things have been cancelled thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. The latest one is YouTube Rewind for 2020.

Since 2010, YouTube has always released a Rewind video, an annual recap of that year’s viral trends and major internet culture moments.

In a statement posted on Twitter, the company cited how the year had been different and that they’re taking a break from Rewind this year.

This announcement brought mixed feelings with some creators agreeing and others on the contrary.

Yeah, this sounds like the right call.

— Hank Green (@hankgreen) November 12, 2020

You guys support us in so many ways!! We all totally understand!!

— Lele Pons (@lelepons) November 12, 2020

This is not how this works. 2020 was YouTube's chance to do something very good with Rewind, offer something positive in a year where we all need it.

Maybe they're skipping it just because the last few have been almost universally hated https://t.co/g8UaEQ5EBg

— Ben Schoon (@NexusBen) November 12, 2020

Woah. I disagree. 2020 has been different. But you SHOULD still have a rewind. Come on. There are plenty of things to be positive about

— JerryRigEverything (@ZacksJerryRig) November 12, 2020

as tough as this year has been (and of course tragic for too many), we have seen a tremendous outpouring of creativity, particularly on @YouTube . Thanks to all the @YouTubeCreators for all the distraction, education, information, study music and overall entertainment! #2020

— Saylor Academy (@saylordotorg) November 12, 2020

Other users were disappointed too.

Rewind 2019 used a different approach and was a montage of original video segments instead of the usual mashup format.

Rewind 2018 was the most disliked video on YouTube.

It was so bad that even Susan Wojcicki’s kids told her that it was cringey.

“One record we definitely didn’t set out to break was the most-disliked video on the internet. Even at home, my kids told me our 2018 Rewind was ‘cringey’, ” the YouTube CEO wrote on a blog post.

MKBHD’s argument was that YouTube was trying to be more friendly to advertisers as well as trying to include as many creators as possible and combining these aspects made it a jumbled mess. 

However, we expect that Rewind-themed video compilations will be made by other creators on the patform to hopefully fill this void such as this one from 2019.

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