“You don’t need to be a YouTube guru to learn how to watch a removed YouTube video—just read this guide.”
I know we’ve all been there. We see a YouTube video on a jaw-dropping topic, but because we’re so busy, we save it to watch later. And when we’ve finally cleared our to-do lists and returned to watch the video—it’s gone. Poof. Deleted.
Trust me; it can be pretty crushing. Especially when you know the video is not going to get reuploaded ever again.
And if you’re feeling frustrated that you missed out on a great YouTube video that was removed? Don’t worry; it’s not gone for good.
I’m going to show you a few handy tips and tricks that can help you easily watch deleted videos on YouTube and enjoy the juiciest content YouTube has to offer.
Let’s get into it.
Use the Wayback Machine
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Just in case you didn’t know, using the Wayback Machine will let you take a fascinating journey through time to see what websites used to look like in the past.
The Wayback Machine is the time machine of the internet. It’ll let you peek into the past and find old tweets, see what historic news sites used to look like, watch private YouTube videos, and of course, watch deleted YouTube videos without stress.
And speaking of deleted YouTube videos, the Wayback Machine continuously crawls the internet, indexes billions of web pages, and saves their archived versions.
This allows you to access older versions of websites like YouTube, explore changes over time, and even take snapshots for future reference. The only thing you need to use the Wayback Machine is the deleted YouTube video link.
And you can get the video’s link by checking your:
- YouTube History
- Liked videos
- Any playlist that contains the deleted YouTube video
Once you’ve got the link, follow these simple steps:
Step 1
Open https://archive.org/web.
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Step 2
Paste the deleted video’s URL in the search bar at the top of the page and click ‘‘Browse History.’’
The Wayback Machine will display a simple timeline that’ll help you spot every day the site was crawled and archived.
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Step 3
Select the year, and month, and click on the date when the video was still active. Once that’s done, you should be able to watch the deleted video.
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Use Youtube Video Finder
YouTube Video Finder is a reliable chrome extension that leverages The Wayback Machine and the three major search engines, Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo, to find any private or deleted video.
All you got to do is:
Step 1
Paste the link to the deleted YouTube video in the search bar.
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Step 2
Choose whether you want to use The Wayback Machine or any search engine listed on the site to find the deleted YouTube videos.
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Step 3
If you choose the Wayback Machine, the YouTube Video Finder will display the video’s archived timeline so you can select the specific year, month, date, and time when the video was active.
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Step 4
Go ahead and watch the deleted YouTube video.
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Find deleted YouTube videos via google search operators
Like the Wayback Machine, Google has practically crawled and indexed every corner of the internet to create a robust archive. And you can search this archive with Google Search Operators.
These Google Search Operators are special characters and commands you can use to narrow your search query. With Google’s Search Operators, you can specify certain words or phrases, exclude words or phrases, define specific search properties, and even set custom date ranges for relevant results. They can help you find more accurate results than using general keyword searches.
So, start with:
Step 1
Get the URL of the deleted YouTube video. (We’ll use a live video for this example because I couldn’t find a deleted YouTube video URL). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0n1Q0CV-3A.
Step 2
Copy the video ID from the link. ‘v=_0n1Q0CV-3A’ and do a Google search. If the video has been uploaded on another platform, you should be able to see it.
Note: Video IDs always begin with ‘v=.’
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Search for the embedded video
Another way to watch a removed YouTube video is to find an embedded version. To search for the embedded version of a deleted YouTube video, all you have to do is remove the ‘watch?’ from the YouTube video URL and replace it with ‘embed/.’
So, instead of having a link like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDcUHGiplQ4, you’ll end up with a new link like this: https://www.youtube.com/embed/FDcUHGiplQ4.
Using this trick will let you find the videos on any other platform where it’s been embedded. But this works best if the video isn’t newly uploaded.
Recover deleted videos with software
If you’re a YouTube content creator, and you’ve accidentally deleted a video from any of your storage devices, don’t worry because, with the right software, you can recover your lost YouTube video quickly and start growing your channel’s subscribers.
First, you’ll need to look for data recovery software specializing in recovering deleted videos from YouTube. This software will scan your computer and external drives for deleted YouTube video titles. Once your computer is scanned, you can preview the files and select which ones to restore.
Here’s a short list of excellent video recovery software you should check out.
Recoverit
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Recoverit is a powerful data recovery software designed to help you recover deleted, lost, or inaccessible files from your computer and connected devices. It can also recover deleted YouTube videos.
It’s got a user-friendly interface that’s pretty easy to use, even for beginners. The platform supports over a thousand file formats and can recover deleted YouTube videos from external storage devices, USB drives, digital cameras, and other digital media.
And yes, it has a deep scan option that’ll let you recover files from completely formatted or crashed drives.
EaseUS Data Recovery
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EaseUS Data Recovery is one of the best data recovery software for recovering deleted content. It’s specifically designed to help you recover data from damaged, formatted, or deleted storage devices.
The software supports many file types and can access deleted YouTube videos from external hard drives, memory cards, USB drives, and recycle bins. Not to mention that it can also help you repair corrupted videos.
Other ways you can watch a removed YouTube video
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Contact YouTube Support
This method is only available to you if you’re a YouTube partner and the video you are looking for was posted on your YouTube channel. This can provide you with a link to the video or be able to help you locate a cached version of the same video.
As a YouTube partner, you can access the ‘Get Creator Support’ option and submit your issue via email. Remember to provide as much relevant information about the video when contacting YouTube Support.
Check other platforms
Visiting platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or Facebook can help you find a cached version of the video you want.
Also, don’t forget to check the content creator’s website. Most creators upload their content on their website, making it a great spot for finding deleted videos uploaded on YouTube.
And if all else fails, posting a request for the video title and URL on social media platforms like Reddit’s r/tipofmytongue may prompt other users to provide you with the video’s link.
Conclusion
So far, it’s pretty clear that watching a deleted YouTube video isn’t as impossible as it may sound. You can use the Wayback Machine, YouTube Video Finder, or Google Search Operators to find the archived version of the deleted video.
Besides recovering deleted videos with specialized software, YouTube creators can contact YouTube Support for assistance.
Also, you can check other platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or Facebook to search for find the deleted video link or cached version. With these methods, you can find and watch deleted YouTube videos.
The best part about this is that you don’t have to be a tech guru to know how to watch a deleted YouTube video.
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Ever found yourself wanting to listen to something on YouTube without having to keep the video playing? Or maybe you’ve been looking for simple steps on how to take audio from a YouTube video and convert it into catchy background music you can use for your projects.
This is literally me whenever I’m doing chores, taking a walk, or playing around with Audacity. And as you must’ve guessed, curiosity took hold of me for a couple of hours, and I’m happy to tell you that I just emerged from the cave of learning with some juicy tips.
Today, I’ll show you how to easily convert YouTube videos into any format so you can enjoy your favorite songs, podcasts, and background music without keeping the video playing.
We’ll go a little further and explore the best ways to get YouTube audio so you can use them any way you like, even if you’ve never done anything like this before.
So, get ready to unlock the brilliance of YouTube videos and take advantage of the hidden gems they offer.
Let’s dive in.
Downloading audio for casual listeners
Downloading music using YouTube Premium
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Using YouTube Premium remains the most convenient way to enjoy just the audio file of a YouTube video. Yes, YouTube premium offers ad-free access to YouTube content. Still, one thing I—a lover of JRE and Valutainment—love about YouTube Premium is that it allows users to listen to videos in the background or download and watch videos offline.
What’s more, YouTube Premium offers a selection of audio-only downloads. This means you can click download and save just the audio file of a video without hitting the download button and getting the entire video file.
And when you add how a YouTube Premium subscription comes with access to YouTube Music, it’s easy to see why it’s an excellent choice for casual music or podcast fans.
Downloading music using NewPipe
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NewPipe is the perfect solution for anyone looking to enjoy YouTube to the fullest without getting a YouTube Music Premium account.
And just in case you don’t know, NewPipe is an open-source media streaming application for your Android device that’d allow you to access and watch videos on YouTube and other streaming services.
NewPipe has a sleek interface that makes finding any video or audio file smooth. With NewPipe, you can search for your favorite royalty-free music tracks, select the audio file’s quality, extract audio from videos, and watch it offline. Pretty cool.
Also, NewPipe constantly gets many feature updates and bug fixes, making it one of the safest and most reliable media players available.
Downloading audio for committed listeners
Use free online websites
Lots of folks use an online converter like convert.io to download YouTube audio.
And that’s because, besides the fact that converting from YouTube to MP3 audio with websites only needs a YouTube URL, not everyone needs a lossless audio format or wants to go through the hassle of downloading music videos.
That said, here’s a simple list of free websites that’d make extracting audio from YouTube a breeze.
OnlineVideoConverter.com
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OnlineVideoConverter is a completely free site that makes converting videos from various websites, like YouTube, into different audio formats super easy.
And besides downloading, the site offers a variety of features, like the ability to trim and crop videos, add subtitles and watermarks, and adjust the video resolution.
Also, it’ll let you download your YouTube audio files directly to your computers and phones or save them to your cloud storage.
ToMP3.cc
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ToMP3 was specifically created for YouTube audio conversions, YouTube conversions, and YouTube video downloads.
Although ToMP3 is fast, allows for free unlimited downloads, and doesn’t require an account, one thing that makes ToMP3 genuinely unique is that it gives you other great suggestions for similar YouTube videos related to the links you input.
YTMP3.cafe
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Like ToMP3, YTMP3 specializes in converting YouTube Videos but can only download YouTube audio files in MP3 format.
Don’t have the video’s URL? No worries because YTMP3 allows you to search for any video of your choice with its keywords or lyrics—if you’re downloading an uncopyrighted music video.
The best thing about using online converters is that you don’t need to download YouTube videos locally to use them.
Extract audio from YouTube using desktop software
Using desktop software is perfect for anyone looking to extract audio from YouTube into unsupported audio formats like FLAC, APE, and DSF.
Various software can help you extract audio from YouTube videos, from Audacity to Freemake Audio Converter and VLC. Each software offers unique features, so it’s essential to research which is perfect for your needs.
Here’s a simple list to help you find the best desktop software.
MiniTool uTube Downloader
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MiniTool YouTube Downloader is one of the best free desktop software for downloading and converting YouTube videos. It supports video formats like MP4, AVI, WebM, and other audio formats like MP3 and WAV.
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MiniTool has a built-in player so you can instantly paste the YouTube video URL of your favorite music and preview it. Another cool thing, besides taking audio from YouTube videos, is that MiniTool makes batch downloading easy so that you can download multiple YouTube audio files simultaneously.
SnapDownloader
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SnapDownloader has many unique features that make its audio extraction process one of the best. With Snapdownloader, you won’t just be able to extract audio from YouTube but from over 900 other websites.
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But it doesn’t end there because SnapDownloader lets you extract audio from your favorite playlists or channels, perform batch downloads, and support scheduled downloads. However, unlike MiniTool, SnapDownloader isn’t free. It’ll cost you $19.99 to get lifetime access to this video converter.
YTD Downloader
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YTD Downloader is a reliable tool for anyone looking to get the most out of YouTube. This powerful desktop software supports popular video formats and allows you to extract audio, convert videos, and even download multiple videos simultaneously.
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With YTD’s intuitive interface and built-in proxy and remote control support, you can watch blocked videos from anywhere in the world.
So far, using desktop software is an absolute breeze, especially when customizing the conversion settings. You can choose the bitrate, encoder, and sample rate to ensure you get the best sound quality out of your YouTube audio file.
Other notable software
- Flixier
- 4k download MP3
- Converto.io
- Vidmate
- Audacity
Is it legal to download audio from YouTube
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Yes. But it depends on two things.
First, if you’ve got a YouTube premium account, you can legally download any audio file you want.
Second, you must ensure the audio you’re downloading is in the public domain and isn’t copyrighted. Unless it’s your own personal YouTube videos, you could get into serious legal trouble extracting audio files from YouTube without the owner’s consent.
If you want to stay clear, it’s best to check with the copyright holder. After all, they are the ones who dictate who can and can’t use their content.
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Ah, Twitch; the ultimate destination for pro gamers and streamers to share their content and connect with the online gaming community. Twitch is great, but every Twitch streamer wanting to grow their influence needs to understand how to upload video from Twitch to YouTube.
Why? Even though Twitch is an excellent platform for content creators to reach a broad audience, engage with viewers, and grow their streaming communities, YouTube remains the biggest content powerhouse.
With 2.6 billion monthly active users and 122 million daily users, YouTube remains the leading platform for Twitch streamers who want to reach a wider audience.
Add that to YouTube’s monetization options, better search and discovery capabilities, and reliable video hosting options, and it becomes pretty clear why many Twitch streamers upload Twitch streams to YouTube.
So, whether you’re a pro esports player or an everyday twitch streamer, today, I’ll show you the easy way to upload Twitch streams to YouTube, make them stand out, and win more YouTube Subscribers.
It doesn’t matter if you’ve never done anything like this before.
Let’s dive in.
What is Twitch VOD?
Twitch VODs, or Video on Demand, are recordings of livestreams viewers can watch at any time. These recordings give viewers a fantastic opportunity to relive their favorite Twitch streamer’s best moments and even watch streams they may have missed.
With Twitch VODs, your viewers can see your reactions, hear your commentary, and even rewatch your gameplay to pick helpful tips to help them in their gameplay.
Twitch VODs are a great way to get more views and exposure because they’re available even after the live stream has ended. Sadly, VODs only have a short lifespan of 7 days for regular broadcasters, 14 days for affiliates, and 60 days for Twitch Partners, Turbo, and Prime users.
But unlike past Twitch streams, every video on YouTube is evergreen and will constantly generate views and attract fans decades after it’s published. That said, there are three moves every Twitch streamer must make to get the most out of YouTube.
- First move: Set up Twitch VODs
- Second move: Link your Twitch account to YouTube
- Third move: Upload your videos from Twitch to YouTube
Let me show you how.
Setting up VODs
Setting up VODs on Twitch is a simple process that takes less than five minutes. So, be sure to follow these four simple steps.
Step 1: First, you’ll need to open the Twitch website, sign in, and click on your profile icon.
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Step 2: Once you’ve logged into your Twitch channel, click ‘Creator Dashboard’ on the drop-down menu, and you’ll be taken to a new page
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Step 3: Go to ‘Settings,’ click on the drop-down menu, and select ‘Stream.’
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Step 4: Find the ‘VOD Settings’ section and click on the slider for ‘Store past broadcasts.’ This will set your account to store past broadcasts automatically. From here, you can adjust the settings for your VODs. You can also toggle the slider ‘ON’ to choose if you want your VODs to be published automatically or manually.
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Now that you’ve set up your channel’s VOD features, the next move you need to make is to link your own Twitch stream to YouTube.
How to link your Twitch account to YouTube
It may sound complicated, but linking your Twitch account to YouTube is super easy and takes only a few steps.
Step 1: Open your Twitch account. Once you’re in, click your profile icon and select ‘Settings.’ Once you’re in the settings tab, click on ‘Connections.’
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Step 2: From here, you can link your Twitch account with YouTube. Next, click the ‘Connect’ button, enter your YouTube account credentials, and click ‘Allow.’
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Voila! You’ve connected your Twitch account to your YouTube account and made it possible for your video content to reach a whole new audience. All you need to do now is make the third move.
The Simple Guide on How to Upload Video from Twitch to YouTube
Uploading your videos to your YouTube account directly from Twitch remains the fastest way to get your VODs on YouTube. So, let’s have a quick walkthrough of what the process involves.
Step 1: Log into Twitch
Assuming you’re still logged into your Twitch account, click on your profile icon. In the drop-down menu, select ‘Video producer.’
Next, it’ll show you all your recent Twitch video content. Select the VOD you want to upload, click on the video’s three-dotted icon and click ‘Export.’
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Step 2: Adjust Settings
Once you’ve clicked on ‘Export,’ a pop-up menu will prompt you to input the title, descriptions, and tags of your Twitch VOD. It’ll also let you choose whether you want the video to be public or private.
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Step 3: Start Export
The final step is to click ‘Start Export.’ This will start the upload process, and once complete, your Twitch videos will be live on your YouTube channel.
But getting your video on YouTube is only one side of the success coin. You must ensure every video you upload to your YouTube account has everything your audience is looking for.
Seven tips on how to make your videos stand out
The key to making your Twitch streams on YouTube perform well is to ensure it’s optimized and YouTube-friendly.
Here’s a simple breakdown of seven tips to help your videos perform better and win more YouTube subscribers.
Edit your videos professionally
Getting the best results from your Twitch video requires proper editing. Don’t just upload your entire stream; embrace your inner video editor; edit your Twitch videos down, trim the fat, and only keep the most relevant and exciting segments that enhance the story your video is telling.
Investing in reliable video editing software—preferably with Twitch integration—can help you take your video to the next level while establishing yourself as an amazing video editor and content creator.
With the right video editing tools and techniques, you can make your YouTube content look professional, captivating, and truly eye-catching.
So, cut down your VODs, polish them up, and get ready to wow your viewers with incredible and amazing content.
Optimize your metadata
Adding relevant metadata to your YouTube video is a secret weapon for success. Metadata enhances your video’s search performance so your channel stands out from the competition and gets your videos in front of the right audience.
So, don’t forget to research and add keywords to your video’s title, description, and tags to ensure your videos get the attention they deserve.
Record your Twitch videos with the right equipment
Using the right equipment is essential for creating great Twitch streams and YouTube-friendly videos. But don’t worry; you don’t need to break the bank to get the perfect streaming setup. These three critical pieces of equipment will make your YouTube video look and sound amazing:
- A good microphone: Get a high-quality microphone to ensure your audio is crystal clear with zero background noise. This is one of the essential pieces of equipment you need to get, as poor audio quality can make your videos hard to watch.
- A decent camera: Investing in a good-quality camera and screen recorder is the best way to capture the action and ensure everything about your stream looks excellent. Remember, you don’t need an expensive camera or screen recording software.
- Good lighting: Setting up good lighting in your recording room can take your videos to a new level. Poor lighting can shift your viewer’s mood, so invest in the right equipment to light your space.
Beware of your video’s length
To make your videos stand out, ensure they’re longer than 10 minutes. YouTube loves long-form videos, so feel free to devote extra time to making your videos shine.
This doesn’t mean you should make your videos longer than they have to. Check out other creators before deciding the perfect time frame for you.
This way, you can be confident you’ve got the right balance of length and quality that viewers will love.
Use unique thumbnails
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Great thumbnails are like the cover of a bestselling book. Your thumbnails are the first thing viewers will see when deciding whether or not to watch your video. So, you must create a unique and attention-grabbing thumbnail.
Your thumbnail should be eye-catching and creative while also conveying the message of your video. If you’re feeling creative, you can use your artwork or graphics to make your thumbnail stand out.
Once you’ve sorted your thumbnail, it’s time to make the most of YouTube’s features. Playlists, end screens, and annotations are great ways to help viewers discover your content.
These features are also great for cross-promoting your Twitch channel, so don’t forget to include links to your stream in the video descriptions.
Use powerful CTA
Make your call to action stand out and be heard. Use words like ‘Subscribe Now,’ ‘Share this with your friends,’ and ‘Don’t miss out’ to ensure that your CTA has a strong impact on viewers.
You can also add an element of fun by including witty comments in your CTA. No matter what you do, make sure your CTA is visible and easy to find. Place it at the end of your video, so viewers are more likely to take action.
With a strong, fun, and engaging Call to Action, you’ll be able to get your viewers to take the next step and interact with your channel.
Promote your video
Although your goal of uploading your Twitch video on YouTube is to reach more people, this shouldn’t stop you from getting creative with your promotion.
Sure, YouTube is an excellent platform for viewers to watch your content, but why not take it one step further? Promote your video on social media platforms like TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to get more exposure. After all, the more online exposure your video can gain, the more viewers you can reach.
Start Today!
Now that you know everything about uploading videos from Twitch to your YouTube account, it’s time you get started, put your VODs post twitch streams out there, and watch them go viral.
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I recently scrolled through the list of YouTube channels I’m subscribed to, and the result surprised me. First, I’d subbed to more than a hundred channels. And second, they were dozens of channels I barely watched anymore, and some others that their creators seemed to have abandoned.
Maybe—just like me—you’re wondering, “When did I subscribe to a YouTube channel”? Or perhaps you want to know which YouTube channels you first gave your hard-earned money to?
Perhaps you’ve had a few channels that you subscribed to at different points in your life, and you want to know when you subscribed to each one. Or maybe you’re just curious about what your YouTube subscription history looks like.
In any case, if you want an in-depth study of your YouTube subscription history, this guide will show you how.
We’ll explore where to find information about when you subscribed to your favorite YouTube channels and the minor details of your YouTube subscription history.
So if you’ve ever asked yourself, when you subscribed to a YouTube channel ID, the answer is right around the corner!
But before we get into it, here’s a simple rundown of what we’d discuss.
Can you really check how long you’ve been subscribed to a channel on YouTube?
The simple answer is yes; you can easily check how long you’ve been subscribed to a particular channel ID on YouTube.
Every YouTube user can look back and view their entire YouTube subscription history, walk down memory lane, and revisit some old classic YouTube videos they’d forgotten about.
That said, here are two reliable ways you can check when you subscribed to someone on YouTube.
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Use Google ‘My Activity.’
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Looking back and seeing when you first subscribed to that particular YouTube channel you’ve been following for years is like a trip down memory lane!
I recently did this with one of my favorite YouTubers, Mrwhosetheboss. And trust me, it was pretty exciting looking back three years and reflecting on all the great memories I’d experienced watching his videos, especially the video on ‘How THIS wallpaper kills your phone,’ released way back in 2020.
That said, with Google’s ‘My Activity,’ you can view your YouTube channel subscriptions, explore the timeline of your favorite channels, and even rewatch and relive the videos and moments you experienced along the journey.
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All you have to do is open Google’s ‘My Activity,’ click on ‘Interactions,’ select ‘Channel Subscriptions,’ and Voila! You’ll get a complete summary of the exact date and time you subscribed to a Channel.
One of the best part of using Google’s ‘My Activity,’ is that you don’t need to make your subscriptions public.
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Use xxluke.de
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The second step is using xxluke.de. This site performs external websites scan that lets you dive deeply into the fascinating world of YouTube channel subscriptions and view your personal YouTube subscription history.
With xxluke.de, you can quickly scan your YouTube channel and get valuable insight into your YouTube subscription history, find out when you subscribed to your favorite YouTube channel, and how long you’ve been subscribed to each of them.
Is xxluke.de safe to use?
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Yes, xxluke.de is a safe website for exploring your YouTube subscription history. You see, xxluke.de uses state-of-the-art security measures to protect your data and information.
The platform requires you to log in with your Google account, then it performs an external website scan and accesses your personal YouTube subscription history, so your data is always kept secure.
Besides having an active SSL certificate, xxluke.de also has a strict privacy policy ensuring your data is never shared with third-party companies.
Some people get worried when they see xxluke.de’s domain. And that’s mainly because the site has a weird domain name and doesn’t use a ‘.com’ extension. But take it from me; with xxluke.de, you can be sure that your YouTube subscription history is safe and secure.
So, how do you use xxluke.de?
Step 1: Make Your YouTube Subscription History Public
To get the most out of xxluke.de, you need to ensure your YouTube Subscriptions are public. Your subscription history is private by default, so it’s essential you make it public to use the website and get the most accurate view of your YouTube subscription history.
Once your subscription history is public, xxluke.de can offer valuable insight into your YouTube subscription timeline.
One pressing question we often get from folks is, “how do I make my YouTube subscription public?”
Well, to make your YouTube subscription public on your computer, you’ll need to first go to your YouTube settings.
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Once you’re there, click on the “Privacy” tab. You’ll then see an option to make your YouTube subscription public.
Click the toggle button to the right of “Make my subscriptions public,” and then click “Save Changes” at the bottom of the page.
Once you’ve made your subscriptions public, go ahead and start using xxluke.de to view your subscription history.
Stage 2: Copy Your YouTube Channel Link
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You can get your YouTube channel link by going to your account settings.
Once you’re there, click on the “Overview” tab and scroll down to the end of the page.
You’ll see a field called “Channel URL,” which contains the link to your YouTube channel. Go ahead and copy the link.
Step 3: Paste the Link into xxluke.de
Finally, launch your browser, go to the address bar and search for xxluke.de/subscriptions history.
Paste your URL into the area under ‘Your channel,’ then press Enter or select the CONTINUE button.
Once you’ve done this, xxluke will display all your subscribed channels and the specific date you joined them.
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Yes, xxluke remains one of the best ways to check how long you’ve been subscribed to someone on YouTube. That said, don’t forget to make your subscriptions private once you’re done with the tool.
What if you’re on the YouTube App?
If you’re on the YouTube App, and wondering “how can I view all my subscriptions,” know that you can still check if you’re subscribed to a channel.
Simply click the three dots to the left to copy the link of your own channel. And just like on a computer, you can go online and paste your channel’s link into xxluke.de and get your subscription list. Just remember to make your subscriptions public.
That said, here are other ways you can check when you subbed to a YouTube channel.
Scroll back to the channel’s first videos.
This method isn’t very reliable, but you can open your subscriptions tab, click on the channel’s icon, and scroll back to the earlier videos of that specific channel to decide when you subscribed to it.
The YouTube app lets you explore the channel’s complete video history, making it simple to scroll to the very beginning of the video history timeline and see when the channel began. This way, you can estimate when you subscribed to the channel.
Get started today!
Following the methods in this article is like unlocking a time capsule! The only thing it takes is a few clicks, and you can take a trip down memory lane and explore your entire YouTube subscription history.
From my experience, scrolling through your subscription history is like indulging in all the fantastic moments you experienced while subscribed to your favorite YouTubers and getting an in-depth insight into all the channels you’ve subscribed to and supported over the years.
Remember, you can always view your entire YouTube subscription timeline easily. It doesn’t matter whether you choose to use Google’s ‘My Activity,’ xxluke.de, or rely on your memory by scrolling back to the channel’s first video.
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