New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Do you have a YouTube channel that gets around > 100 comments per video

Ask HN: Do you have a YouTube channel that gets around > 100 comments per video
2 by obayesshelton | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Do you have a YouTube channel that gets around > 100 comments per video? I'm looking to do some beta testing on a little platform I have built that does analysis on YouTube comments. Totally free, happy for Feedback and will share the analysis on here, directly or via email. Thanks in advance for anyone happy to spare a minute.

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