First, you have to get the Framework installer which you can find in the Xposed Module Repository site below.


http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer;
, Before you can install the Framework, you have to make sure that “Unknown Sources” is checked in Settings>Security>Device Administration.


This enables installing third party application not found in the Google Play Store. Then, you can directly install it if you downloaded it on your device.
If you got it from your PC or Mac, you’ll have to transfer it somewhere on your phone, then install it. It should look like the typical Android application installation procedure.
 Locate the app icon and press it. Once it has loaded, go to “Framework.” Here, you can install or update the framework in case yours is outdated somehow.
 There is a “Soft Reboot” button below, which will reboot that device more quickly.


Done. Now that the Framework is installed, you can begin downloading the desired module.
,, Read the description and other info if you wish, and tap “Download.”

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, This is the one we will be using.
,,, Untick the ones you want to leave in.


Done! You shouldn't see any of the ad elements in your native YouTube app.
Download the Installer.
Install the .apk file.
Install/Update the Framework itself.
Reboot your device.
Go to “Download.” In the main app screen in Xposed, go to Download.

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Scroll down and tap the “YouTube Adaway” module.

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Download.
Install.

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Tap “Modules.” In the main app screen, tap "Modules.",
Tick the box of the YouTube Adaway module.
Go to Framework in the main app menu.

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Press “Soft Reboot.”

,Tap the module app in your App Drawer

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Make sure all of the check boxes are ticked.
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