Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Ever wish you could actually show your concert shirts, ticket stubs, autographs, or rare vinyl to other fans watching the same videos you are? In this video, I walk you through a simple YouTube workaround that lets you do exactly that.
With over 2 million views last year, the Audiomover channel is packed with people who genuinely care about rock history and memorabilia. Whether it’s a tour shirt from the era of Lick It Up, a signed album, or a one-of-a-kind pressing, this is the best way to share your collection directly with the audience that will appreciate it most.
YouTube doesn’t allow images in comments — but using the Community tab, you can post your photos and link them right under the related video. I’ll show you exactly how to do it on both desktop and mobile, step by step.
⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – Why sharing memorabilia this way matters
0:25 – Example: matching memorabilia to a specific video
0:42 – Why YouTube comments don’t allow images
0:49 – The Community tab workaround explained
1:10 – Desktop walkthrough: uploading your image
1:35 – Copying the image link (desktop)
1:47 – Mobile walkthrough: posting your image
2:15 – The extra mobile step to get the link
2:38 – Posting your link under the video
2:45 – What kind of memorabilia to share
📦 What do you have?
Concert t-shirts
Ticket stubs
Autographs
Rare or unusual vinyl pressings
Tour memorabilia
Anything that connects to the video you’re watching
Ever wish you could actually show your concert shirts, ticket stubs, autographs, or rare vinyl to other fans watching the same videos you are? In this video, I walk you through a simple YouTube workaround that lets you do exactly that.
With over 2 million views last year, the Audiomover channel is packed with people who genuinely care about rock history and memorabilia. Whether it’s a tour shirt from the era of Lick It Up, a signed album, or a one-of-a-kind pressing, this is the best way to share your collection directly with the audience that will appreciate it most.
YouTube doesn’t allow images in comments — but using the Community tab, you can post your photos and link them right under the related video. I’ll show you exactly how to do it on both desktop and mobile, step by step.
⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – Why sharing memorabilia this way matters
0:25 – Example: matching memorabilia to a specific video
0:42 – Why YouTube comments don’t allow images
0:49 – The Community tab workaround explained
1:10 – Desktop walkthrough: uploading your image
1:35 – Copying the image link (desktop)
1:47 – Mobile walkthrough: posting your image
2:15 – The extra mobile step to get the link
2:38 – Posting your link under the video
2:45 – What kind of memorabilia to share
📦 What do you have?
Concert t-shirts
Ticket stubs
Autographs
Rare or unusual vinyl pressings
Tour memorabilia
Anything that connects to the video you’re watching
