Compare videos with enough comments
Videos with fewer than three scored comments stay out of the table.
Use case
Two close-together uploads can leave very different comment sections.
Video sentiment
See how comments under each video lean, from supportive to hostile.
Sentiment is paused while we ask YouTube for permission to offer it. Nothing already scored is deleted.
Each row brings together the comment scores under one video. A video appears after three comments have scores, and the page shows up to 12 videos, warmest first. Hostile, neutral, or supportive describes how those commenters stood toward you and your community. It does not say whether viewers liked the video or explain how the video performed.
SentimentExample
The room overall
The temperature in the room(last 30 days)
supportive
30 days agotoday
The line rises when the comments are warmer within your channel.Dotted is the 30 days before, for comparison.
How each video landed
supportive
Warmest first. A video needs a few read comments before it shows up.
Two Ways To Cut A Tenon
supportive
40 comments
The Bench I Would Build Again
neutral
20 comments
Outcomes
What this gives you
See what sits behind the word
Read hostile, neutral, or supportive beside the number of comments that contributed.
Keep performance separate
The view says nothing about views, watch time, cause, or whether people liked the video itself.
The path
From the situation to the answer
Let the AI read the comments
A read comment can receive a score from -1 hostile, through 0 neutral, to +1 supportive, for how its writer stands toward you and your community.
Reach three scored comments
A video stays out until at least three comments have a score.
Open Sentiment
How each video landed lists up to 12 qualifying videos warmest first. It uses every scored comment under each video, not a 30-day slice.
Follow the video link if useful
Use the result as context for the comments, not as a performance dashboard.