It is kind of interesting. Usually I find the girls do just ignore it and don't want to let it ruin their youtube fun. I can recall two girls making vids about not liking those comments and one who basically was saying she didn't like them either but she was much more casual about it, rolling her eyes saying things like "Really people? I mean come on!" (The last one was a girl responding to comments on her stretching tutorials.) So it's interesting to see the diverse reactions.

These are all home made videos so I can't link to them, nor would I want to draw too much attention to them.

I think only the first vid I mentioned is still up, but for some reason the other two girls I'm thinking of posted their video responses about the comments, then took those response vids down afterwards.

I wish people wouldn't make those comments. You could argue they're being more honest or something, but it's still not really necessary. Not only is it kind of rude, like whistling and hollering, but I just don't know what these guys think they are going to accomplish (same with whistling and hollering really) They're potentially going to make the girl feel uncomfortable or also make them take their vids down. Both the sexy ones and also their creative and funny ones too, which would really suck.

I won't deny it, I like sexy dances and notice all the nice parts of stretching videos, but I think there's a world of difference between noticing and commenting, especially because as I said there's not really any point in making those kinds of comments. It's just so immature. Yes we all see her sexy legs and panties. Just stay quiet and enjoy it.

The other thing is I'm kind of convinced that people making these comments aren't even MAPs, but people that just get a thrill out of saying the most obnoxious or controversial thing they can think of and they know they can get away with it because of the anonymity the net provides. Kind of like the modern day equivalent of writing obscenities on the walls of bathroom stalls or making pervy prank calls.