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Why GTA5 Hides Its Best Details

Any Austin

1.3M views73k/hr1k comments read22:27

This video features a man with a microphone standing in front of various scenes from the game Grand Theft Auto 5. He explores several locations in the game, including a graveyard, a residential neighborhood, and a coastal town. He drives around the map and visits these places to point out details that are often overlooked during gameplay. The video concludes with him standing in a neighborhood while describing his experience with the non-player characters he encountered there.

Everyone is fixated on the fact that the editor inexplicably bleeped out the name Walgreens while leaving all the cursing intact.

GTA detailsbad censorshipgaming nostalgia

The mood

34% positive61% neutral6% negative

😂 30😭 9🤣 8🎉 7❤ 6

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When people showed up

1k comments, busiest 4 hours after upload

Underrated here

“16:36 what did the "wall" in "wallgreens" do?? Didn't even censor "fuckin"😭😭🤣🤣”
@LucasFelts-u8v1 like5 days agoSee it on YouTube

The editor bleeped the word Walgreens but let the swear words through.

Also overlooked

“16:35 I LOVE that the editor bleeped out "walgreens" instead of "fuckin" hahahahah”
@spencercorpuz0 likes5 days agoSee it on YouTube
“16:35 bro censored Walgreens.💀”
@andrezjuarez60420 likes5 days agoSee it on YouTube

Most liked

“They delayed GTA VI so austin could finish this series”
@Change246.2k likes5 days agoSee it on YouTube
“This almost feels like a sunset video for GTA5.”
@ScorpioPluto112.4k likes5 days agoSee it on YouTube
“Austin is the only YouTuber who can walk into a fictional bathroom in GTA and give a 5 minute critique on the tiling”
@MemeocalypseTola2.4k likes5 days agoSee it on YouTube

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