People snort coke and drop X for fun. If everyone jumped off bridges would you assume it's "fun" because everyone's doing it? How about thinking for yourself for a change, and keeping the personal insults out of the dialog.
Look, I'm not going to argue over whether Youtube is a great site, people have various tastes (or lack thereof) than others.
My point was that of all the features Apple could have put on the iPhone (and apparently on the TV), why YouTube? Cause it's "fun"? Why would Apple risk it's reputation on "fun"?
More over,
everyone seems to have glossed over my point about iChat video conferencing (maybe cause it's a valid point?) and instead nitpicked my little comment about YouTube. IChat would have been perfect with video conferencing on the iPhone, as it would have also been a tie in for businesses to use the iPhone, allowing employee purchase of said device for practical purposes such as video conferencing via the iPhone on business travels, thereby bypassing the possible need for a laptop and equipment just for conferencing. Also, non-Apple users would be introduced to a program through the iPhone that would rival MSN Messenger and other online messenger utilities, possibly showing them how a chat program is done right and enticing them more over to the Apple side, just as iTunes did with the iPod. Think about it before you slam me, I have a point. With WiFi (and AT&T's future deployment of faster HSDPA networking) the bandwidth for video conferencing is there.
PS A lot of people voted for Bush, does that make them right? American Idol is talentless eye candy for the mindless masses and so is YouTube.