
I'd suggest properly capitalizing the titles, even though on YouTube you'll see them this way.

Thank you very much for your suggestion! Though I also think in this particular situation, having the titles quoted in all capitals is a good means to not only be accurate in demonstrating the way some of the videos are titled on YouTube and the web are written but also to easily communicate the meaning of "clickbait" through context. Clickbait is usually of a "sensational or provocative" nature. It's usually "cheap", "eye-catching", and seeks to "generate revenue/views at the expense of quality or accuracy". A title in all caps is a hallmark sign of clickbait. If the way those titles were written captured your eye and stirred you up at all on the inside, then I would think that this sentence did a very good job of communicating at a glance the intended meaning of the still very relevant internet-age term "clickbait".
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