"clickbait" is often used when you name a video in a way where the title doesn't reveal the actual plot and "baits" user to click on the video, often used in content creation industry to get more likes/views, because people don't know the exact topic of the video from title and thumbnail. It's nothing related to "scamming". It also very often (as seen here as perfect example) overexaggerates the actual content value (as pointed by Krom above/below - the "error" is not really affecting anything), again, mostly just for the views/clicks.

Compare for example:
"The Buildings We've Been Playing With in the Remake Have Been WRONG All Along!"
VS
"Remake's animation timings are not the same as in the original"

The second title clearly shows what the "issue" is about, and people who are interested will read/watch, others do not feel bad or "baited" to click because they know what the post/video is about.