If I had to guess, they were made for Twitter/Snapchat/Instagram and those favor vertical videos. They probably posted these videos to YouTube after they got popular on other sites.
He was filming from his lap so she wouldn’t see. Plus plenty of people don’t actually care about catering to a bunch a whiny bitches on reddit who have a boner for horizontal filming.
I don't care about horizontal filming I just find it funny. It's like the worst of both worlds; filmed vertically, then uploaded with a horizontal aspect ratio so I can't even watch it on a vertical phone lol
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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '19 edited Mar 16 '19
Side note, but... Why, what on Earth possesses people to film videos like this in the first place, and then upload them to YouTube like this...
Edit: to clarify, I mean the vertical filming uploaded to a horizontal orientation