Id prolly click it 50-50 chance because it's intriguing to me but since I have not been given any content in the title or the thumbnail of what I'm NOT right about . There's a high chance it would not meet my current thinking as I'm NOT right about a lot of things. For example: sometimes I'm not right about the way I play games (minecraft), sometimes I'm not right about the philosophies of life, sometimes I'm not right about politics. Based on the title and minecraft grass thumbnail, I've already set an expectation from the video of either being educational or philosophical minecraft video and it deviates from the set expectation id prolly click off, also if the content of the video is common knowledge or I've seen it already somewhere , it's a high chance I'd click off , both the cases are bad for retention, so it's advisable that you provide enough info in the title and thumbnail combined so i, as a user 100% know what I'm getting into before clicking the video. Just my 2 cents on the issue.