YouTube

YouTube is a video sharing platform mostly hated by the users of the site, and has been home to TME content until Matt began uploading to Vlare.TV as well.

The corporation has correctly received a lot of criticism due to its unsavory terms of service, and generally the lack of awareness from its staff. Neither of these things have ever been properly fixed in any way, shape or form. If anything, the staff seem to willingly go out of their way to make their corporation worse all the time, with the tip of the iceberg being their annual YouTube Rewind, which just happens to accurately show that the company is incredibly out of touch with those who use their services.

The company also don't have a sense of humour, unless you believe their April Fool's videos are funny.

YouTube don't know what they are doing
YouTube has, on many occasions, act against their users without actually realising this:
 * Article 13/17 - YouTube decide to copyright block a lot of videos in accordance with the terms of said article, whilst claiming to be "fighting for creators". If anything, they were acting as servants for Mr Voss, the internet's Public Enemy No. 1.
 * COPPA - The line of "For Kids" and "Not For Kids" content is not as well defined as it should be, and a lack of a "general audience" setting does not exist, showing that YouTube will do the very least to ensure the safety of their own skins, even if it means throwing their precious creators under the bus.
 * YouTube Rewind - A series of videos that range from well liked at the beginning of its run to downright despised in recent years (particularly 2018), for valid reasons. Whilst initially a celebration of the site's most successful videos/creators, it slowly developed into videos which sucked the balls of the creators they were promoting or generally advertising the trends people majorly despised (such as Fortnite). 2018's Rewind proved to be the most disliked video on the site, with the 2019 Rewind not doing much better (effectively being a Top 10 list, much in the style of the infamous WatchMojo).
 * Watch Time - this stupid method of making people watch more on the platform nearly killed one of YouTube's biggest genre subcultures - the animation community. Ironically, the animators they so nearly killed off became greatly heralded by the corporation on numerous occasions, particularly the aforementioned YouTube Rewind 2018. They promote the very thing they swore to destroy. Ironic.

The trending tab
Idiotic corporate decisions aren't the only hindrance, though. YouTube as a company tend to herald specific creators who just happen to be raking in views as quickly as a hoover sucks up dust in a truly atrocious part of their website known as The trending tab. Such people as the infamous Paul Brothers and anyone who just happens to make popular content get featured there.
 * Trending happens to end up featuring mostly negative content - such examples including Logan Paul's infamous covering of The Suicide Forest. This angered many people, including Matt, because the "logang" (Logan's subscribers) are mostly comprised of unaware prepubescent children. If they see their idol gloriously showing off a cadaver in a half-serious and half-piss take manner, they'll inevitably think it's perfectly reasonable to visit the place themselves. I can only imagine the side effects...
 * Annoyingly generic content end up on the tab; breakups, vloggers, the abundance of clips from the corporate media (usually Americans, because they think they control the planet... no offence), and politicians trying to be #relatable. Yuck. Utterly disgusting. But they get views, and that's all the fogeys in charge actually worry about.
 * PewDiePie, the most subscribed to individual on the platform, isn't allowed on the mainstream trending tab after SJW media, particularly The Wall Street Journal, exposed him for saying the N word on stream. He has since apologised, but he has been demoted to "Trending for Gaming." Truly disgusting.

Trending is rigged?
Ethan from H3H3 correctly pointed out, the trending tab is obviously biased. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do about it.