Does the wording in an AI music prompt actually change who YouTube shows it to?

Been running a faceless deep-work-music channel and noticed something I didn't expect: the language in the Suno prompt (not just the genre) seems to route tracks into different YouTube co-viewing clusters. Tracks described with more "hypnotic and methodical" language versus "isolating and sparse" language appear to convert differently on the same audience, even at similar BPM. Still mid-test, but it's a weirder algorithmic dependency than I expected from what's ultimately just a text field feeding a music model.

Today's session is one of the test tracks if anyone wants to hear what "hypnotic and methodical" actually sounds like at 87 BPM: https://youtu.be/my7Yh6Gb_Pw