YouTube interface glasses

The YouTube interface glasses are a pair of shades that Mr. PIC Ardia obtained through special conditions that no one really knows about, except that it had to do something with his death and brief resurrection.
They give the user the ability to access a iteration of YouTube's UI in which everything interactable is repurposed for physical interaction, i.e the "stats for nerds" option gives a detailed description of the target's stats. the pause button will stop just about anything in its' tracks, and anything paused will show up in a playlist on the side, good for remembering and managing various objects. Objects and data can also be physically stored in a playlist using the "save" button. 
One can chat with other people even if they don't have a pair of these glasses - as long as they have other means of receiving messages, that is - and speak through the live chat function. Users can be registered for later contact with the subscribe feature. If communication is challenged due to language difference, one can activate the subtitles features to intercept foreign language and communicate in it as well. 
Communication is not limited to text only, however. Thanks to the share button and "copy" features, one can send images/gifs, videos, files, etc. by these means. Given there is a copy function, it can store data as well as the playlist function can, but the clipboard is read as just another playlist.
Annotations are spawnable via the interface, and they are useful as platforms and improvised weapons among other things - and disposal of them is done via the UI as well.
The report function alerts allies of the report target's location.
The fast-forward and rewind functions move time forward and backward respectively.
Repeat/Loop, when used on an object or being, causes the most recent event that happened to the target to repeat until turned off.
Video speed can slow (or accelerate) the flow of time from a minimum of 0.25x (1 second takes ~4 seconds) to a maximum of 2x (1 second takes ~0.5 second). It can also manipulate the speed of objects.
Video quality manipulates the quality of a target's appearance, i.e. 144p would make the target look blurry and pixelated whereas 4k would make it appear very clear. If used on a transparent object, all seen through that object has similar appearance changes.
It is currently unknown what other buttons and menus do, such as shuffle, next/previous, troubleshoot, etc.
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