Youtube already purposefully broke their algorithm, where if you search for something specific, all you get is "curated content," meaning, officially produced videos on a subject from the 6 big media company all owned by the same group of people.
They already hid certain search results where they would not show up until the second or third page of results, so that you could instead be fed propaganda.
They already broke "suggested videos" which used to actually introduce you to new videos in a similar vein to what you were currently watching, and helped you find new interesting people to follow. Ironically, this feature introduced a lot of people to alt-right adjacent ideas and red pilled perhaps millions of people.
They ruined the user experience with ads (I finally found a Mac program Wipr that got rid of them, but no good solution for Windows). They sometimes run 20 minute long ads from scammy get rich quick schemes, interrupting pleasant background listening of music or interesting talks.
They banned any kind of alternate thought, which is the whole point of going online and hearing from small independent voices. Their policy states you can't do anything that encourages dislike of a person or group of people.... we are all supposed to just love everyone? Pretty sure there are people even THEY *want* you to hate.
They temporarily introduced very profitable payments to video creators, spurring interest in the platform, and supply of videos, and then gradually cut payments back to almost nothing. Only videos that parroted the message they approved could receive a gold coin.
They became a place where people were afraid to speak the truth, or express themselves, so really this is a good thing, because who wants to be part of a paranoid echo chamber of fear?
They banned political messages of nationalism and certain military content from a very misunderstood period of world history.
And never forget our dear fallen Iranian Vegan Kung Fu Sister, who Youtube struck down and stole from us last year. To YouTube, I say Good Riddance. There is no more reason to use this spyware product, and it has become nothing more than corporate TV delivered through an internet wire instead of a tv antenna.
FYI: I listen to Roosh's YouTube content in the Kingmaker Podcast. I think most of the videos are uploaded as a podcast a few days after airing.