Ralph (who now has a grimmer outlook on the Internet's culture) angrily declares that Vanellope's opinion is all that matters, referring to her cookie medal. She comforts the bad-guy by advising him to simply ignore the comments. Yesss arrives and realizes what Ralph has uncovered. Unfortunately, he eventually comes across more negative and hateful comments, diminishing his self-esteem. At first, he is pleased by the positive reception that his videos have garnered. Ralph goes downward to work on the problem and uncovers the comment section. Unfortunately, the video is failing to go through, leaving Ralph without his final batch of hearts.
Meanwhile, Yesss and Ralph focus on uploading the final video. Still protective, Ralph chooses a fan site for Vanellope to visit he settles on location represented by a castle, which redirects Vanellope to Oh My Disney. Ralph is reluctant to separate from Vanellope, but Yesss equips them with phones so they can video chat even while apart. Vanellope asks to be a pop-up, to which Yesss agrees. To quicken the process, Yesss sends out her pop-up netizens to other websites to promote Ralph. Before long, Ralph becomes a global sensation, attracting numerous net users and earning hearts. The two then work together to create new videos. She also offers Ralph as many hearts as possible. Vanellope then tells Yesss that Shank had made the video, and Ralph introduces himself, and Yesss tells him he is trending. Now excited, Yesss warmly greets the duo and has Maybe make a drink for Ralph. However, Maybe then shows the video of Ralph that Shank made, and he notes that it has 100 million views. Irritated and vexed at first, Yesss lectures them over her occupation and sees their predicament as trivial to hers. The algorithms were then met by the appearance of the video game characters Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz looking for Yesss' help.
Yesss first appears talking to Maybe about what was trending, the former being in a dour mood on account of the lack of diverse content their site collects. Throughout the film, she gives both subtle and straightforward advice to Ralph and Vanellope on such topics as self-esteem, perseverance, and friendship. Yesss's intelligence is not limited to memes and pop culture. She is described as something of a mother or aunt figure to those close to her, affectionately referring to them as her "babies". Though she was initially only interested in Wreck-It Ralph for his brief stardom, she eventually came to admire the bad-guy and even empathize with his selfless mission to save Sugar Rush. Underneath all of this, however, Yesss is wise and motherly. The overwhelming success of her site has also given Yesss something of an inflated ego. This can make her seem standoffish towards others. Her job keeps her busy around the clock, giving her very little time for social interaction.
When first introduced, Yesss comes off as rather cold, shallow and aloof. However, Yesss has a healthy work ethic that has proven to be effective. As the leader of a corporation, she is stern and commanding towards her subordinates.
Yesss' role (and therefore her mannerisms) are akin to that of a businesswoman. Yesss also commands an army of pop-up advertisers, who are tasked with traveling to different sites to promote BuzzzTube's most popular content. Maybe is far less picky with content selection, however, which mildly annoys the more selective Yesss. Yesss works closely with her assistant Maybe, who helps her keep track of the latest trends. By human standards, she is extremely well off, as her site generates countless hearts per day, which can be converted into real money. Her office is decorated with numerous awards honoring BuzzzTube's accomplishments. As a fashionista, she has the ability to constantly shift the look of her hair and clothing to reflect whatever's in style on the web at the time. As her job is to capitalize on all things popular in the human world, Yesss is always up to date with the latest trends. As the head algorithm of BuzzzTube, Yesss controls all facets of the site this ranges to everything from its content to its web design and to even its marketing.
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