This could be seen with videos containing trans-related jokes, those containing some kind of blackface, those containing slurs and so on. A lot of material that could be seen as especially controversial in their current, more politically correct standards is likely to now be privated.
In addition, even video uploads on the CollegeHumor YouTube channel have been subject to being quietly taken down over time. This alters the video from how it's intended to be presented and perceived and unfortunately serves as the only available copy of at least one video with a post-card gag ( Hardly Working "Credit Card"), creating reasonable doubt as to how that video is supposed to play out. In addition, Dropout's versions of legacy videos would be edited in two ways: they would plaster over the old CollegeHumor website screen bug as it serves no purpose anymore, and likewise, they would remove the iconic CollegeHumor end card that originally featured the "HUH!" sound effect and would punctuate the ending punchline of a video, sometimes allowing for a post-end card gag that is now merely merged into the rest of the video. This was slightly rectified with the inclusion of legacy content through the successor Dropout service, but it still omits a large amount of CollegeHumor's missing catalogue. This naturally left an array of content that was exclusive to the website, having never been uploaded to the official YouTube channel, to be left to the wayside (assuming it hadn't been removed prior like "Fatal Decision 2: The Decision Is You"). The site notoriously came to an untimely close in January 2020, with its parent company deciding to no longer fund its operation after diminishing returns.
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It is perhaps best known for its wide range of CollegeHumor Originals content, creating many hit sketches and series like Jake and Amir and Hardly Working.
CollegeHumor was a popular internet comedy website of the 2000s and 2010s featuring videos, images and articles to appeal particularly to college students.
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