This is an interesting form of an online advertisement where Wario shakes up the YouTube interface.
Question: is this wrong? Does this violate the values that are instilled in user-generated content?
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At first I didn't realize what was going on. My focus was on the actual video game clip but then as I began to look and notice that it was being "shook up" I found it interesting rather than offensive or violating. The buttons still functioned properly to a degree- I just felt that it correlated to the message Wii Wario was trying to relate.
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