So, YouTube 3DS has finally arrived. I don't rate it amazingly high, but at least it works. Video quality is only just passable, by which I mean you can see the "Warning: Pointless" text on asdfmovie's Pointless Button, at least when you have the HQ option enabled (which is thankfully the default), and when you haven't, It's horrible. Use it only for when you're listening to music and not watching videos. Seriously, keep the HQ option on. But who cares? Because now I can watch the Call Me Maybe VEVO music video when I can't use my netbook. On the toilet. Whilst doing a number-two. Which is awesome. Call Me Maybe on the toilet, that is. Not my netbook. You people over in the US (and the rest of the Americas) are out of luck, though it seems: from what I've read on the internet, you haven't got it quite yet. I feel sorry for you, really I do. In your face. Boosh. Anyway. Oh. It seems you have the YouTube app now. Anyway, if you want the app all you have to do is launch the eShop, scroll to the red YouTube icon (Scroll to the right, it's just to the right of the Link between Worlds logo), click the YouTube app icon (which looks the same, but smaller), tap Download Software, Download, your preferred method of download (I'd suggest choosing Download Now, it's only 144 blocks, took me about 2 mins on 20Mb/s cable broadband with Wi-Fi g), then once it's downloaded press the HOME button, tap the present icon, tap the YouTube icon aaaand you're in business. Tada!
Enjoy your new-but-average YouTube app.

==REVIEW THINGY==
OK, this bit was written after a while (about 90 minutes) of using the YouTube app.
It does have a tendency to crash a lot, which is very annoying. After rebooting the system after it crashed (which it does automatically after popping a little message up saying it crashed and the system will restart, etc. etc.), I started the YouTube app up again, searched for playlists with the search query "asdfmovie", tapped the first result, tapped asdfmovie2 (I'd watched the first asdfmovie going via TomSka's channel and this playlist) and guess what? IT CRASHED. So it's an ugly (that font is annoyingly blurry), unreliable (constantly crashing), slow piece of junk (junk used in place of expletive). But it works, at least most of the time, and it does what you'd expect it to do. Hey, it's free, so it's not going to hurt do download it.
It's on the eShop now.
~jsa/out.