At long last, those of us who have spent far too much of our time watching YouTube videos can quantify our accumulated knowledge. The world’s top video site has launched a game called Deja:View that tests how quickly and accurately players can recall facts about viral videos, popular channels, and hit web series.
Deja:View pits two opponents against one another across a series of ten multiple-choice questions. The faster you can remember Casey Neistat’s motto, the specifics of individual Carpool Karaoke episodes, and the basic twist of this BBC video
, the more points you will receive.Beyond serving as a fun diversion for a few minutes of your hump day, Deja:View is also a reminder of the wide breadth of content available on YouTube. Once you complete a round, you’re invited to challenge your friends, so make sure to establish yourself as the YouTube king of your social circle before you go through Deja:View’s entire question pool.
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