How to Block Call Of Duty Videos on YouTube
Last updated: August 2026
Quick answer: Install the free Dehook extension and add Call of Duty as a blocked topic. The local AI recognizes Call of Duty videos even when the title only says things like new update or ranked grind, and filters them out of your feed. YouTube has no native way to block a game.
Every yearly release resets the hype cycle, so Call of Duty content never leaves a gamer’s feed on its own.
Why this beats channel blocking
You could block gaming channels one by one, but Call of Duty content comes from thousands of channels and new ones appear daily. Blocking the topic catches the subject itself, no matter who uploads it. That is something YouTube natively cannot do at all: it only blocks channels, never subjects.
Blocking one game without losing gaming
Add Call of Duty as the topic and the rest of your gaming feed stays untouched. The AI separates games surprisingly well, because titles carry strong signals like game names, characters, maps, and community slang. If an edge case slips through, add a keyword or block the channel and it is gone.
Block Call of Duty videos in 4 steps
- Install Dehook. Add the free Dehook extension to Chrome, Edge, Brave, or any Chromium browser.
- Open the Topics section. Click the Dehook icon in your toolbar and find the Topics box.
- Add "Call of Duty". Type Call of Duty and click Add. Dehook's local AI now recognizes Call of Duty videos even when the title never uses that word.
- Reload YouTube. Refresh your tab. Videos about Call of Duty are blurred out of your feed (or fully hidden if you prefer Hide mode).
Dehook↑ your blocked topic, filtered by AI
Adding "Call of Duty" as a blocked topic in the Dehook popup.
FAQ
Does this really catch Call of Duty videos that never mention it in the title?
Yes, that is the point of the AI filter. A plain keyword blocker only matches exact words, but Dehook runs a small language model in your browser that reads each title and decides what the video is actually about. It catches Call of Duty content that a keyword list would miss.
Does YouTube have a built-in way to do this?
No. YouTube only lets you block channels or click Not interested, and Mozilla research found Not interested only prevents about 11 percent of similar recommendations. There is no native topic filter, which is why an extension is needed.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Dehook’s AI runs entirely inside your browser. Titles are classified locally and nothing about your viewing leaves your computer.
I still play Call of Duty, I just do not want it recommended constantly. Does blocking make sense?
Yes. Blocking the topic cleans your feed and recommendations, but search still works when you actually want a Call of Duty video. Many people block a game precisely to keep enjoying it on their own schedule.