You can actually get monitization back without going to court. Just call their bluff and deal with the video being shut down for 2 weeks. It's a pain, but I've done it and won.
@@polocatfan Well UA-cam sides with UMG for all creators, dunno what to tell ya. Same surprisingly happens if you use RWJ's "Doin ya mum" clips for a meme. UA-cam won't let me pass my counter-notification no matter what. It's fucking bullshit.
Fact: I stopped doing YTPs in 2013 because one of my King of the Hill parodies was flagged a dozen times, and even caused my account to receive a copyright strike, which hindered my ability to upload newer videos at the time. Also, a friend of mine who's an indie horror filmmaker once uploaded a short film he made which had a 100% original soundtrack that was composed by another friend of ours. His video got automatically copyright claimed by some EDM artist in Japan, because one of the notes in my friend's soundtrack sounded similar to the same synthesizer used in the Japanese channel's song. Thus, they put ads on his video and gave all of the revenue to the EDM musician in Japan.
@@Legomicroman What I've been doing is using FL Studio to make chiptune remixes of preexisting songs - current music and classical - blended together with orchestra instruments. For example, my Nintendo Mosaic Deconstruction video has a long song that's a remix of classic NES songs mixed with classical instrument synthesizers.
@@baron_von_brunk How different are they in terms of composition? I've done chiptune covers that get claimed no matter how different the instruments sound, it just detects the song structure instead, I think.
@@Dv2YT It varies, honestly. I'd the say the majority of my chiptune songs are completely 8-bit with no additional synthesizers or instruments. Most of my chiptune covers never got claimed, but a few did: "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden, "Dogs" by Pink Floyd, and "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana all got claimed and my ad revenue was funneled to their record companies. I also got my chiptune cover of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" claimed by Disney, but I filed an appeal to prove that the song was actually a public domain classical music song, and not the specific song from Fantasia.
@@ecrivonlunyx And socialism will somehow fix this? I also blame us for continuing to deal with youtube's bullshit. We have alternatives. Bitchute is a really good website being supported by very big youtubers yet people still refuse to migrate.
@@ecrivonlunyx a capitalist system would entail there being zero regulation. Copyright - an invention of regulation - is the problem, so thus this has little to do with capitalism and a whole lot to do with crappy regulations. Ironically a completely capitalist system would look like youtube prior to the creation of the copy ID system.
It's because of the human element. A UA-camr has to make a concious decision to strike another UA-camr's video, whereas rights holders don't, because it's all automated for them.
I saw a UA-camr who posted every single Wolfenstein song. I even saw someone put all of Toy story 4, but I guess it was allowed since it had a giant border around the movie.
Gaijin, the developers of War Thunder, use to copyright system to remove videos about their game they don't like and are very open about it. Most recently, a guy did a video about rampant hacking in the community, the video was claimed and removed, and when called out, they said it was policy to remove any content that mentions hacks. They removed something from a platform they don't own for their own internal policy. Nobody should have that kind of power, but here we are.
+Don It's not libel if it's true. There is no legal recourse that allows for info to simply be dropped into the void because someone thought it was rude.
Well, he used parody of a transformed song or something like that... parodies are fair use but not if you are a UA-camr. I think it would be easier if we just started to use CC or some other fair use oriented licences.
@@principleshipcoleoid8095 No it's even more ridiculous than that. He had a friend compose his intro and outro, and the people that pulled a copyright claim on him based it on the fact that some of the samples used to make the song were copyrighted under them. Not even instruments are safe.
I personally like one of Jim Sterling's tactics, where he throws in as much assorted footage as possible and just lets the multiple different claimants duke it out.
“The slave of the past have food and shelter because their master have interest in a somewhat functional workforce, the today working class don’t have this” Karl Marx
@@sugaryhull9688 first have to rise up artists and labels which work ( music, , movies) are illegaly uploaded on UA-cam. Copyright was long long time before UA-cam so copyright was here first. You all just think you can do whatever you Want , steal others property. Its not communism or soviet state . Its civilised world where ones property is ones property, not everyones. So yeah rose up and go on strike that you cant use others property anymore😂😂😂 feel free.
Remember the time a guy uploaded hours worth of white noise, and got a copyright claim? Yeah... That pretty much sums it up. EDIT: My mistake. It was 5 claims.
UA-camr: _literally just has a blurry copyrighted poster in the background that appears for less than 2 nanoseconds_ UA-cam: *Your fool driven life has stopped at this point, we are **_not_** sorry*
I hope in part two you bring up Jim Sterling and how he created a "copyright deadlock" on his videos so basically none of the claiming companies get any revenue
@@lilaniloxi in short, he used copyrighted material from both companies which usually take the revenue and companies which prevent you from getting any revenue.
There's actually an exception to "Bootlegger". While it's true that a lot of full episode uploads aren't exactly legal, there are companies who have uploaded full episodes of their shows. In master quality too. Whether it be to thier own channels, or a sister channel for that show. It is hard to tell the difference at times, but it is legal since they DO own the rights. These channels include WildBrain (LazyTown, The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Johnny Test), TreehouseTV (Little Bear, Franklin, Max and Ruby, Rolie Polie Olie), and of course, channels like Sesame Street and Peppa Pig. If you ask me, I'd put that somewhere between "Mr. Clean" and "Cold Turkey". While they don't get taken down because of Content ID (they rarely get taken down at all), what usually happens is that the people running the channel block them in certain countries because the distribution rights holder for that country suddenly decided to change thier minds. And it isn't illegal at all because, once again, they own the rights.
you aren't talking about the company's host distributor in that country because it's stupid to even think that company's host going to have more control over rights then the parent company, Then doesn't the distribution rights holder also holds the rights of the show in their country?!!! And also if the owner(who wants to upload the show globally) has just the rights of their show in USA and not copyrighted the material in any other countries or top on that sold it's copyright to other country's distribution rights holder, like an idiot then it doesn't make the company guilty who sold their rights and now wanna have full control over that material....
those channels are doing god's work, especially when the landscape of youtube content for kids just feels like gazing into an abyss of mindless instant dopamine. just because some parents can't afford cable or streaming subscriptions, doesn't mean their kids should be deprived of high-quality media made by people who actually care about telling stories and nurturing childrens' developing minds.
Mine is when I get claimed by a company that doesn't exist, for a song that doesn't exist! Then they go on to remove my video without me even putting it for review
My favorite is for a song that was made like 200 years ago, its uploaded to youtube and it gets claimed by a non existent company. This happened quite a bit for songs that were featured in Assassin's Creed Black Flag. People uploaded the songs to just enjoy them and non existent companies put claims on them or got the audio for the video removed.
hey Emp, I’ve been a fan since the old YTP days and I just want to say your content has taken an amazing turn. I’m way more excited for new UA-cam geographics and rant stuff, it’s much more interesting. What’s important though is that you have fun making the stuff you’re making, not curving your videos to appeal to masses, and I really respect that from any kind of UA-camr nowadays. thank you, for extremely good content.
I had some videos blocked that were clearly fair use. When I appealed them, they told me that they didn't care about Fair Use and still were gonna block the videos. Now, as a small creator, I didn't want to go toe-to-toe legally with these people, so I just moved on. Reactor gave me some advice, which was to never use a clip for more than 10 seconds. Since taking that advice, none of my reviews have ever been flagged.
I really like your videos because you have so much nuance. You actually inform people on every stance of your topic. There is such a flood of "This is the BEST/WORST thing ever" that its fresh to just speak objectively and tell me both the good AND the bad.
Say what you will about Trump, it's a super fitting joke for the clip. What he said sounds like something the Joker would say. Trump may not be threatening but I feel like the Joker could say it in a threatening way. When I get rich I'm hiring Donald trump to act in a Batman parody. (if possible)
UMG does not believe that the Moon is the common treasure of mankind. It owns many, many pieces of music about it. As such, it holds the copyright of the Moon.
I know I am super late to this video, but as someone studying media production... yep, once attended a seminar on copyright for extra credit, was met with a discussion on claiming people using your content on UA-cam. From everyone in my class to you all, we are about as soulless as you think we are because the industry beats the desire to care out of you. In all seriousness, this is why I changed my mind away from working in film and tv, to radio.
@@erikhanseisenheber It's a reference to how the characters are given vastly different colors on their outfits for certain scenes in the anime as well as most promotional drawings and album covers for the manga.
You're half right. It's more that they're more concerned with stopping Trump in 2020. So much so that they WILL burn this platform to the ground. Remember their own words. By. Any. Means. NECESSARY.
: How can we stop spam bots impersonating other well established youtubers ? UA-cam: Lets remove all them verification check marks EDIT: UA-cam actually listened for once is now changing back to the old verified check mark. Well guys we did it. This is an epic gamer moment.
Coming back to this series after awhile; always impressed by the research and scripting you do Emp. Love your downward spirals, hope you feel it's worth it !
Waaaaay back in the day, like no more than a year into UA-cam's existence, I decided to upload my favorite clip from Late Night with Conan O'Brien. I didn't know anything about copyright laws and was under the impression anything was fair game. I ripped the clip from a file sharing website and very proudly uploaded it. 24 hours later I didn't just receive a copyright strike from UA-cam, I received a cease and desist type email from NBC Universal threatening me with legal action. It scared the crap out of a young me and I immediately deleted the video.
Copyright on UA-cam has gotten so awful the last couple of years, and all they care about is removing a check mark for a grey background, which only makes things worse
ua-cam.com/video/oYZrO_3XN50/v-deo.html here's something even crazier that UA-cam is pulling out of their arse and the link is someone's supposed hot take on it.
You raised such an interesting point that I hadn't even considered. So many people got into youtube, me included, so we could watch shows for free. It brought back so many memories of 'Naruto episode 10 - part 1/5' and there was always one of the parts always missing
@@plaguis1391 If you're a kid who doesn't have money and doesn't know much about the internet other than cool math games and UA-cam, how would you watch shows?
Just like most people, I'm not really one to spend the time to write a comment on a video--I consume the content I decide is worth my time and I get on with my life. But you've compelled me to comment here, if only in some vain attempt to reach a creator that has managed to leave a bigger impact on me in the meager handful of days I've been perusing your channel than most I've come to watch regularly on this site for the past several years of my life. While I haven't dug into every single video and every single story on this channel, its content (particularly the more contemporary commentary videos) has presented me with such a compelling and thoroughly internally consistent experience as a new viewer that I just have to follow it up myself somehow. The downward spiral has claimed another victim, and it's been a hell of ride so far. Especially dipping my toes into your old poops, since I'm a huge fan of YTPs (Captain Duckturd is my current favorite YTPer, can't wait for new stuff from him). I'm a bit saddened that you've essentially closed the book on your YTP antics, but that's pretty understandable given all the shit that went flying after a while when you did. What I really wanted to talk about, though, is the strange position you hold in the UA-cam landscape and the shockingly unique personality that you've become on this site. The first video to sneak me into this channel was, unsurprisingly, your newest one: this one. I watched it the day it came out, and the memes you invoked in it intrigued me to say the least. I knew there was more to the downward spiral, your editing style, and visual source material. It all comes together to create something capable of causing culture shock, honestly. That includes the stellar music choice for all of the videos I've watched so far. You've been effectively sitting out of this game called UA-cam for years now, and it's given you and, by extension, your viewers an incredibly interesting perspective on the events that came and went over these past years on UA-cam. You've had the opportunity to experience, spectate, and dissect the many baffling things that have gripped this site and its users. Seeing the events that I saw from afar as what's best described as a UA-cam lurker, I was totally disconnected and unable to really grasp their contexts and finer nuances. The semi-jaded, cynical lens that your channel expresses itself through is something entirely new to me. And that combined with your eagerness to interact with others and to operate constructively despite the coarse language you tend to employ was frankly enough to force my hand in hitting the un-unsubscribe button. I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos, and the continuation of the epic saga of the downward spiral.
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Are you at all surprised that a link with completely nonsensical basis is a Rickroll, Absolutely Not a Russian Dictator? SMH some people still not on the guard for Rolls.
In theory, yes. But you need to have solid fucking proof to back up such a claim. In a lot of cases the defender ( youtube ) will probly stall it out long enough untill you run out of money to pay the lawyer and then you pull out thus ending the case.
I'm really enjoying these more comprehensive videos of yours. also that We Are Happy Landfill sample around 13:27 made my day. I love that song. Anyway keep up the good work.
Copyright is the lifetime of the author plus 70 years. The Simpsons came out in the late 80s(far less than 70 years ago) and last I checked, most all of its creators were still around, so I severely doubt that claim
Man, that old school YT logo makes me so nostalgic. Back when you could watch entire cam rips of films that were STILL IN THEATRES just broken into a couple of separate parts. Goooood times.
I made a video once that was in the "Mr. Clean" category. It was an interview with a band in a restaurant. When I uploaded it, I got a copyright claim for the *music that was playing in the background in the restaurant.*
I have been saying the same opinion about copyright all over UA-cam (you probably have seen one of my comments) but i will repeated it for a 54th time, copyright isn't about protecting original authors anymore (or for the last 50 years) is about stealing money and ideas from other similar ideas, censure public opinions and to stably a legal monopoly
@@pharder1234 Copyright needs to be abolished and STAY abolished. It was never about artists rights in the first place anyway (it was always a sneaky censorship tool) and at best it only protected the shittiest of publishers who would fuck the artists (that the copyright was supposedly made for) over relentlessly with. This is also ignoring that copyright (and patents) lets someone who did something decades ago collect money on said work that they've often done no work on since.
You're one of few UA-camrs I can honestly say I can fully watch the videos of without getting bored within a few minutes. I don't even have to care much about the subject in manner because your videos are always highly enjoyable and I look forward to each upload.
>emplemon uploads >my day is instantly better Edit: I love how my low effort comment gets 59 likes but my historical analysis mini essay on the state of UA-cam gets 1, but im not complaining, thanks mates
Are you talking about another comment you left or a video essay? Bc in my experience people usually don't read long comments, long comments will sometimes be top comment, but they're just one essay out of hundreds. If you make that into a video or podcast, you're way more likely to get a response
Ecrivon Lunyx it was a comment, and you’re not wrong, I noticed that trend to, that was kinda my point by saying that, I just find it funny I guess. (Also I don’t have means of making it a podcast or video or anything)
do keep in mind that i say half because the other half of whats going on is in fact illegal 8 SECONDS OF BLACK SILENCE TITLED READ DESCRIPTION GETTING COPYSTRIKED LEGIT HOW
Something I've slowly been realizing is that the internet has, ironically, made it more likely than ever that noteworthy media vanishes forever. Original UA-cam content is remarkably ephemeral, between copyright claims of varying bogusness and the occasional creator breakdown followed by mass deletion of videos. Streaming services for TV and movies are constantly swapping who owns the rights to what, while driving down the demand for physical releases, meaning something could very easily vanish off the net and not have a physical version anywhere. And the general attitudes of digital media companies does not leave me with any faith that if, say, that book I just bought on Kindle were to get wiped from their servers in a freak accident, that Amazon would do anything to get it back or compensate me. I've started to become a media hoarder. Do I wanna watch a TV show? I'll buy the DVD or Blu-Ray, and if I can't I'll pirate it and keep it on a hard drive, safe and sound where no one can go "Netflix has the rights. No wait, Hulu has the rights. No wait, Amazon has the rights." I don't use Spotify, I purchase Mp3s from Google Play and iTunes, and keep them on SD cards, because I no longer have faith that the music I like will be there tomorrow. I'm seriously worried that one day, 30 years from now, I won't be able to enjoy the media I like now, even though it's no problem for me to go out and buy a copy of basically anything major from 30 years ago now.
You too huh? I fear the day when we will no longer be able to own music. Instead just permission to play it. Scary eh? I've been saving up mp3 and cds too. Need to get a hard drive soon.
@@nelzelpher2088 I mean, Mp3 files are a fairly safe bet. You can just copy them onto spare hard drives, SD cards, flash drives, etc. A 64gb flash drive will run like $15 USD, and can hold enough music that you could play music nonstop for a week and never repeat a song. You can make a spare copy, keep it in a storage locker or at a family member's house or something, and have a backup. And since it's standardized computer file with a non-proprietary format, it should still work on any computer made after the early 2000s. Assuming you'll live a full life and die sometime in the 2090s, you'll still be able to either play Mp3s on whatever sort of computer we use then, or be able to get a second or third year computer science student to program an Mp3 player in exchange for a case of beer. If you're a part of the very small crowd who can, in fact, tell the difference between an Mp3 and high quality vinyl records, there are other computer formats. Look into lossless audio compression. Downside is that lossless formats require a lot more space. After that, well, it gets tricky. CDs are easy to burn with a computer with a CD drive, but are easy to scratch up. Cassette tapes are bulky and wear out with enough use. Not to mention, tape decks aren't mass-produced like they used to be, and have a lot of moving parts that will eventually break. Vinyl records are even bulkier than cassettes, can get scratched, and require specialized equipment to copy.
We gotta find a way so that youtubers can safely copyright claim their own videos and take all ad revenue from their own video. Thats the real metagame
Remember when the recommended videos on the right would actually show more videos related to the video you just watched? Instead of showing you your entire Recommended section from the front page like it does now. Those were good times. Times when I could actually find new videos.
I found a new reviewer, her name is "justanotherreviewer". ua-cam.com/channels/Ors2LLIsh4bWllQldByVNw.htmlvideos she's small enough right now that even one comment and like on every video would help immensely. She also did an actually good review of Yooka Laylee, so I quite like her. This is the only real way to find new channels now, by getting them from other randos online. Or by stumbling onto their comment like I did.
I cannot wait for part 2!!! Personally, I think that the spectrum you introduced, should be something used as a classification method for UA-cam videos.
I poured hundreds of hours into making a 3 part documentary about Pride Fighting Championships, only to have Part 2 get blocked 4 months and 100k views AFTER it had been uploaded. The appeal system is ridiculous. If the UFC took my video down, how in the hell is appealing to them to reinstate it going to work? No one was watching an hour long documentary as a way to circumvent paying the UFC money to watch an 8 minute long fight, the video was 100% in the category of fair use and transformative, but as long as the copyright holders are the people who decide whether or not a video stays up, creators who use copyrighted works stand ZERO chance of getting their stuff unblocked
How do you know that isn't in the works? I mean, it would be one hell of a long play (especially if it were unabridged), but they are scummy enough to try that.
I think you missed an important point about copyright and poops; Posting a full film on UA-cam is for people who haven’t seen it yet and taking away a potential audience member. Poops use the film that a viewer has already seen to poke fun at something. The poop assumes you’ve already seen it, isn’t replacing the film and is being used for something the potential audience member isn’t going to find in the original.
Thank you mentioning how royally screwed YTPers were back in the dark days of '08-'09. So many YTP channels were destroyed or forced to retire thanks to UA-cam's scorched earth policy back then, to the point where they basically killed off the format. My old account's Favorites playlist is a veritable graveyard of deleted videos from that era.
i hope everyone being demonitized makes a split happen. those who are passionate will keep making videos, maybe allow fans to donate directly. those who just want money will perish or leave for a shitty paid platform
I remember when full movies were set at like 1.25 speed to trick the bot and the person in the description told you to set the video to play at 0.75 speed
I remember it as late as 2016 because that's how our high school english class watched "a streetcar named desire" movie. the 1.25 speed youtube rip was higher quality than the teacher's official DVD
You can actually get monitization back without going to court. Just call their bluff and deal with the video being shut down for 2 weeks. It's a pain, but I've done it and won.
Doesn't work with UMG though, always gets rejected no matter what.
@@polocatfan just cuz they cant doesnt mean they don't
@@polocatfan joe mama
@@nerdy_bumblebee No u
@@polocatfan Well UA-cam sides with UMG for all creators, dunno what to tell ya.
Same surprisingly happens if you use RWJ's "Doin ya mum" clips for a meme. UA-cam won't let me pass my counter-notification no matter what.
It's fucking bullshit.
Fact: I stopped doing YTPs in 2013 because one of my King of the Hill parodies was flagged a dozen times, and even caused my account to receive a copyright strike, which hindered my ability to upload newer videos at the time. Also, a friend of mine who's an indie horror filmmaker once uploaded a short film he made which had a 100% original soundtrack that was composed by another friend of ours. His video got automatically copyright claimed by some EDM artist in Japan, because one of the notes in my friend's soundtrack sounded similar to the same synthesizer used in the Japanese channel's song. Thus, they put ads on his video and gave all of the revenue to the EDM musician in Japan.
@@Legomicroman What I've been doing is using FL Studio to make chiptune remixes of preexisting songs - current music and classical - blended together with orchestra instruments. For example, my Nintendo Mosaic Deconstruction video has a long song that's a remix of classic NES songs mixed with classical instrument synthesizers.
@@baron_von_brunk How different are they in terms of composition? I've done chiptune covers that get claimed no matter how different the instruments sound, it just detects the song structure instead, I think.
@@Dv2YT It varies, honestly. I'd the say the majority of my chiptune songs are completely 8-bit with no additional synthesizers or instruments. Most of my chiptune covers never got claimed, but a few did: "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden, "Dogs" by Pink Floyd, and "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana all got claimed and my ad revenue was funneled to their record companies. I also got my chiptune cover of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" claimed by Disney, but I filed an appeal to prove that the song was actually a public domain classical music song, and not the specific song from Fantasia.
What a fucking joke this place is at least they are monetizing everything they can even though they are making a ton of money
MOVE TO BITCHUTE
We migrated to UA-cam to escape from the overreaching TV corporations
Yet they *still* found a way back
That's capitalism for ya
*BITCHUTE WILL BE OUR NEW HOMELAND*
@@ecrivonlunyx
And socialism will somehow fix this? I also blame us for continuing to deal with youtube's bullshit. We have alternatives. Bitchute is a really good website being supported by very big youtubers yet people still refuse to migrate.
@Gary Oak there is no little guy anymore
@@ecrivonlunyx a capitalist system would entail there being zero regulation. Copyright - an invention of regulation - is the problem, so thus this has little to do with capitalism and a whole lot to do with crappy regulations. Ironically a completely capitalist system would look like youtube prior to the creation of the copy ID system.
Fun Fact: The UA-cam Copyright Metagame (Part 2) was already uploaded, but it got copyright striked and blocked in all countries.
Disappointed, but not surprised.
Really?
This has to be a joke...right?
I wouldn't be surprised.
*posted one week ago
nah
The irony is that "reaction channels" who systematically steal other youtubers entire material are fine with youtube. But there are no alternative
It's because of the human element. A UA-camr has to make a concious decision to strike another UA-camr's video, whereas rights holders don't, because it's all automated for them.
I saw a UA-camr who posted every single Wolfenstein song. I even saw someone put all of Toy story 4, but I guess it was allowed since it had a giant border around the movie.
@@nana7225 that's not how it's works.
People actually watch those?
@@miepmaster25 You mean reaction videos? Might not be as strong as before (dunno) but many of them had millions of views and made lots of money.
Talking about Copyright and using Nintendo music.
Bold.
Please don't tell me that's Melone ahegao.
Who the hell's Melone?
@@yourneighborhoodmemelord2451 jojo shit
@@yourneighborhoodmemelord2451 Minor Jojos' Bizzare Adventure spoilers ahead.
That's a minor antagonist from Part 5, Golden Wind.
Rip Jojo Fandom.
You should just copyright claim your own videos before the corporations do then you'll get the revenue
epic
Owning yourself to own the corporations
Mmmmmmm yes this is big brain time
Now, I truly want to know what would happen if you did this.
@@nolankanski9116 Maybe emp will explain this in part 2, lol.
I'm sorry your video includes the word "the", which is copyrighted by UMG
fuck UMG
U:nknown
M:eme
G:riefer
At least it's not OSU.
At least he didn't used the words "downward spiral" which belongs to EmperorLemon
ThomasTurner69 the u in umg music should stand for unfunctional not universal
Person: breathes
UA-cam: did you just breathe the air that those trees made?
That's exactly what they'd do too
You breathed the air that came from the trees that grew in the soil that we were planning to dig up to pave paradise and put up a parking lot.
trees: You're getting PAID?
NO BREATHING IN MY LOBBY
WHY ARE THESE FOOLS STILL BREATHING MY AIR?
Gaijin, the developers of War Thunder, use to copyright system to remove videos about their game they don't like and are very open about it.
Most recently, a guy did a video about rampant hacking in the community, the video was claimed and removed, and when called out, they said it was policy to remove any content that mentions hacks.
They removed something from a platform they don't own for their own internal policy. Nobody should have that kind of power, but here we are.
but isnt it their right to defend themselves against libel as well?
Corparations are legally people too
That has nothing to do with a system that's sole purpose is to stop content theft.
+Don
It's not libel if it's true. There is no legal recourse that allows for info to simply be dropped into the void because someone thought it was rude.
Look no further. Nintendo did the same with switch modding, blocked worldwide. The cause? 1st party game.
See modern vintage gamer for info.
I have like 1400 hours I've never seen any blatant hacking
You know it's bad when the Minecraft Redstone tuber gets demonetized
Pixelcraftian poor mumbo
Well, he used parody of a transformed song or something like that... parodies are fair use but not if you are a UA-camr. I think it would be easier if we just started to use CC or some other fair use oriented licences.
@@principleshipcoleoid8095 No it's even more ridiculous than that. He had a friend compose his intro and outro, and the people that pulled a copyright claim on him based it on the fact that some of the samples used to make the song were copyrighted under them. Not even instruments are safe.
@@mewnani thanks. I forgot story a little bit.
UA-cam: Broadcast yourself!
Also UA-cam: Broadcast yourself and have a big company steal your money or keep the video but take the money!
This Is Why SimpleMoments Exists
You explaining in great detail exactly how the Copyright system is terrible is the most gratifying thing in the universe. Love ya EmpLemon.
HEAVENS LOST PROPERTY PART 10 WHEN?!
I personally like one of Jim Sterling's tactics, where he throws in as much assorted footage as possible and just lets the multiple different claimants duke it out.
Sterling made their own Hunger Games
The Corpo Games!
XD
(I love every Sterling Character!)
“The cold turkey is very similar to Mr. Clean”
Out of context, this quote is unintentionally hilarious.
UA-cam is basically a feudal system, except at least in feudal societies the peasants usually received military protection for their work.
“The slave of the past have food and shelter because their master have interest in a somewhat functional workforce, the today working class don’t have this” Karl Marx
@@diablorojo3887 UA-camrs rise up!
@@sugaryhull9688 first have to rise up artists and labels which work ( music, , movies) are illegaly uploaded on UA-cam. Copyright was long long time before UA-cam so copyright was here first. You all just think you can do whatever you Want , steal others property. Its not communism or soviet state . Its civilised world where ones property is ones property, not everyones. So yeah rose up and go on strike that you cant use others property anymore😂😂😂 feel free.
Remember the time a guy uploaded hours worth of white noise, and got a copyright claim?
Yeah...
That pretty much sums it up.
EDIT: My mistake. It was 5 claims.
It got copyrighted by me since I invented silence
You Serious?
obviously hotpies invented it
@indeepj
Yeah... I'm serious.
It was actually covered on the news, too.
*Give Me Evidence Of It, Please, I Want To See Evidence*
I remember a video called "10 minutes of silence" it had like 4mil views and it got deleted.
Jesus XD
Fact: You Cant Even Have Silence Without Being Fucked Over
Ever heard of The Ballad Of Richard Nixon by John Denver?
It's just 10 seconds of silence.
@@happyarch5365 yep.
COPYRIGHTED FOR HAVING THE COLOUR WHITE ON YOUR WALLS
Emplemon: "you don't have to respect the bootlegers."
Me: "ALL HAIL THE BOOTLEGGERS!!!"
*Intense Trumpet Solo*
UA-camr: _literally just has a blurry copyrighted poster in the background that appears for less than 2 nanoseconds_
UA-cam: *Your fool driven life has stopped at this point, we are **_not_** sorry*
as a content creator, legit can't wait to see part 2.
NCHProductions ok :3
Didn't expect to see u here
It’s banbaro time
:o its NCH
hehe the 4chan city guy, nice
Friendship ended with WWE
Now AEW is my new best friend
I understood that referrence
Agree to you, once I see AEW Double or Nothing, I'm all in !
Let's go all out for AEW!
@@nismogo869 Hell Yeah !
WWE killed emps goat
When life gives you Lemons, I watch it.
Now that is epikku.
why do you watch my lemons :( watch your own
when life gives you a lemon party..
@@imaginaryfanboy you make lemon aids
Is it ogre though?
I hope in part two you bring up Jim Sterling and how he created a "copyright deadlock" on his videos so basically none of the claiming companies get any revenue
Yeah, that's a clear metagame response to the situation.
he may be a little onobxious on his show, but DAAAMN that leftie really did awesome with his ad-cock-block agaisnt nitendo
How did he do that?
@@lilaniloxi in short, he used copyrighted material from both companies which usually take the revenue and companies which prevent you from getting any revenue.
There's actually an exception to "Bootlegger".
While it's true that a lot of full episode uploads aren't exactly legal, there are companies who have uploaded full episodes of their shows. In master quality too. Whether it be to thier own channels, or a sister channel for that show. It is hard to tell the difference at times, but it is legal since they DO own the rights.
These channels include WildBrain (LazyTown, The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Johnny Test), TreehouseTV (Little Bear, Franklin, Max and Ruby, Rolie Polie Olie), and of course, channels like Sesame Street and Peppa Pig.
If you ask me, I'd put that somewhere between "Mr. Clean" and "Cold Turkey". While they don't get taken down because of Content ID (they rarely get taken down at all), what usually happens is that the people running the channel block them in certain countries because the distribution rights holder for that country suddenly decided to change thier minds. And it isn't illegal at all because, once again, they own the rights.
you aren't talking about the company's host distributor in that country because it's stupid to even think that company's host going to have more control over rights then the parent company, Then doesn't the distribution rights holder also holds the rights of the show in their country?!!! And also if the owner(who wants to upload the show globally) has just the rights of their show in USA and not copyrighted the material in any other countries or top on that sold it's copyright to other country's distribution rights holder, like an idiot then it doesn't make the company guilty who sold their rights and now wanna have full control over that material....
Shit. Had no idea I could re-watch max and ruby for free.
I'm gonna be right back.
That was mentioned in the video.
That's not Bootlegging by default. That is the property they created. It's Mr Clean.
those channels are doing god's work, especially when the landscape of youtube content for kids just feels like gazing into an abyss of mindless instant dopamine. just because some parents can't afford cable or streaming subscriptions, doesn't mean their kids should be deprived of high-quality media made by people who actually care about telling stories and nurturing childrens' developing minds.
UA-cam has betrayed what made it the most successful site in the world. It's users.
UA-cam barely breaks even for Google. It has to scrape as much money from the bottom of the barrel as it can.
@@danielbojkovski723 well maybe not in the sense of monetary success, but the concept of it becoming such a popular platform.
"You"Tube
My personal favorite is when a video is claimed by 30+ different companies.
Mine is when I get claimed by a company that doesn't exist, for a song that doesn't exist! Then they go on to remove my video without me even putting it for review
My favorite is for a song that was made like 200 years ago, its uploaded to youtube and it gets claimed by a non existent company. This happened quite a bit for songs that were featured in Assassin's Creed Black Flag. People uploaded the songs to just enjoy them and non existent companies put claims on them or got the audio for the video removed.
@@FilmsNerf2 those songs may have been written & composed 200 years ago, by the audio in which used and recorded was much more recent.
@@CPorter True but then why didn't the people who composed the modern version of the music flag the video instead of a fake non existent one?
Crazee Lazee tbh it's better that way, they have to share the revenue 30 ways. The less money for these corporate scumbags the better.
Good insight however I do not appreciate your venomous slandering of the ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE that is 009 Sound System - Dreamscape
This post was made by 009 Sound System gang
I didn't expect seeing Triple-Q around here
Ayy didn’t think you’d be here Q
KfaD intensifies
fuck Dreamscape Let the Bodies hit the floor was the god tune
-UA-cam Audio
-2009
-Evanescence
Damn what a time to be alive
hey Emp, I’ve been a fan since the old YTP days and I just want to say your content has taken an amazing turn. I’m way more excited for new UA-cam geographics and rant stuff, it’s much more interesting. What’s important though is that you have fun making the stuff you’re making, not curving your videos to appeal to masses, and I really respect that from any kind of UA-camr nowadays.
thank you, for extremely good content.
The story arc has finally come to its resolution.
NOW we know why the Simpsons are green
The true EmpLemon OGs knew it all along
but he already explained why they are green
@@cargo1522 guessing it's to fool copyright claimers
@@cargo1522 that's literally it lol
@@cargo1522 I'm not joking
Who's more aggressive?
1.UMG
2.WMG
3.SME
Answer:
They're all abusive, let's face it.
That brazilian group,.even has videogame music ID claimed.
UWSMMMGGE
kfc
ATF
MiR3K lets abuse them back
*takes of belt*
I had some videos blocked that were clearly fair use. When I appealed them, they told me that they didn't care about Fair Use and still were gonna block the videos. Now, as a small creator, I didn't want to go toe-to-toe legally with these people, so I just moved on. Reactor gave me some advice, which was to never use a clip for more than 10 seconds. Since taking that advice, none of my reviews have ever been flagged.
I really like your videos because you have so much nuance. You actually inform people on every stance of your topic. There is such a flood of "This is the BEST/WORST thing ever" that its fresh to just speak objectively and tell me both the good AND the bad.
Your usage of "Good Lord, what is happening in the there?" at the beginning is probably one of the best edits I've ever seen.
13:05 I could've gone my entire life without seeing that.
yeah wtf
18:06
@An Easy-Bake Oven I'm scared of what the future generation of kids will be like on the internet
I remember seeing that in a random Minecraft channel. Why people would use this -let alone make this- is beyond me.
Amen.
That Donald Trump joker video never fails to make me laugh
Say what you will about Trump, it's a super fitting joke for the clip. What he said sounds like something the Joker would say. Trump may not be threatening but I feel like the Joker could say it in a threatening way.
When I get rich I'm hiring Donald trump to act in a Batman parody. (if possible)
@@ninjamonkey2251 you will never be rich
@@1917girl I'm glad you have faith in me.
@@ninjamonkey2251 If you make the movie. Could you please reply me with a link so I can buy it.
Its funny because its true.
"this video is blocked in 248 countries"
Well jokes on you I live on the moon take that UMG!
well screw myself too, I also live far away from the moon, mars
*HA*
I Live In Another Galaxy *And* A Different Dimension!
Jokes on you, i live in another dimension
UMG does not believe that the Moon is the common treasure of mankind. It owns many, many pieces of music about it. As such, it holds the copyright of the Moon.
The Moon is an American State.
I know I am super late to this video, but as someone studying media production... yep, once attended a seminar on copyright for extra credit, was met with a discussion on claiming people using your content on UA-cam. From everyone in my class to you all, we are about as soulless as you think we are because the industry beats the desire to care out of you.
In all seriousness, this is why I changed my mind away from working in film and tv, to radio.
I’d like to appreciate the early YTP creators, you’re the key factor of why memes exist and why I like memes at all.
How to avoid youtube copyright : _Colorize your videos like _*_JoJo's Bizzare Adventure_*
Yellow skin : Demonetized
Green skin : _Monetized_
Turn `em green to keep your green.
What does that have to do with JoJo? Am I missing something from parts 6-8?
@@erikhanseisenheber It's a reference to how the characters are given vastly different colors on their outfits for certain scenes in the anime as well as most promotional drawings and album covers for the manga.
@@dimwiddy9808 Ohhhh of course. I can't believe I forgot that was a thing.
@@erikhanseisenheber No sweat! It's done when the mood is appropriate so it doesn't stick out too much in your mind.
At this point, UA-cam is TRYING to make everyone hate the website.
That's the icon for R/cringetopia
King James bond It is
I'll start watching Vimeo instead
You're half right. It's more that they're more concerned with stopping Trump in 2020. So much so that they WILL burn this platform to the ground. Remember their own words. By. Any. Means. NECESSARY.
what are you talking about hes been doing this since his "UA-cam's been on a downward spiral" video
: How can we stop spam bots impersonating other well established youtubers ?
UA-cam: Lets remove all them verification check marks
EDIT: UA-cam actually listened for once is now changing back to the old verified check mark. Well guys we did it. This is an epic gamer moment.
They just kicked the can down the road. They'll probably wait a month and de verify everyone without a notification.
Coming back to this series after awhile; always impressed by the research and scripting you do Emp. Love your downward spirals, hope you feel it's worth it !
Waaaaay back in the day, like no more than a year into UA-cam's existence, I decided to upload my favorite clip from Late Night with Conan O'Brien. I didn't know anything about copyright laws and was under the impression anything was fair game. I ripped the clip from a file sharing website and very proudly uploaded it. 24 hours later I didn't just receive a copyright strike from UA-cam, I received a cease and desist type email from NBC Universal threatening me with legal action. It scared the crap out of a young me and I immediately deleted the video.
Sir you took several breaths which has been copyrighted by Nature and trees
I am the Lorax I speak for the trees. Now give me your revenue if you please!
Cut the Sjw Trees down!
Copyright on UA-cam has gotten so awful the last couple of years, and all they care about is removing a check mark for a grey background, which only makes things worse
Hey its this guy hes everywhere
UA-cam is off its rocker, the copyright nonsense Never ends. It’s never ogre
Lightning Cayo Rolling rock! roll and rocker!
Till it’s ogre
@Lightning Cayo m8 ur gonna get copystriked
ua-cam.com/video/oYZrO_3XN50/v-deo.html here's something even crazier that UA-cam is pulling out of their arse and the link is someone's supposed hot take on it.
You raised such an interesting point that I hadn't even considered. So many people got into youtube, me included, so we could watch shows for free. It brought back so many memories of 'Naruto episode 10 - part 1/5' and there was always one of the parts always missing
...why would anyone do that? Sounds terrible. There's always been far better ways.
@@plaguis1391
If you're a kid who doesn't have money and doesn't know much about the internet other than cool math games and UA-cam, how would you watch shows?
Just like most people, I'm not really one to spend the time to write a comment on a video--I consume the content I decide is worth my time and I get on with my life.
But you've compelled me to comment here, if only in some vain attempt to reach a creator that has managed to leave a bigger impact on me in the meager handful of days I've been perusing your channel than most I've come to watch regularly on this site for the past several years of my life.
While I haven't dug into every single video and every single story on this channel, its content (particularly the more contemporary commentary videos) has presented me with such a compelling and thoroughly internally consistent experience as a new viewer that I just have to follow it up myself somehow. The downward spiral has claimed another victim, and it's been a hell of ride so far. Especially dipping my toes into your old poops, since I'm a huge fan of YTPs (Captain Duckturd is my current favorite YTPer, can't wait for new stuff from him). I'm a bit saddened that you've essentially closed the book on your YTP antics, but that's pretty understandable given all the shit that went flying after a while when you did.
What I really wanted to talk about, though, is the strange position you hold in the UA-cam landscape and the shockingly unique personality that you've become on this site.
The first video to sneak me into this channel was, unsurprisingly, your newest one: this one. I watched it the day it came out, and the memes you invoked in it intrigued me to say the least. I knew there was more to the downward spiral, your editing style, and visual source material. It all comes together to create something capable of causing culture shock, honestly. That includes the stellar music choice for all of the videos I've watched so far.
You've been effectively sitting out of this game called UA-cam for years now, and it's given you and, by extension, your viewers an incredibly interesting perspective on the events that came and went over these past years on UA-cam. You've had the opportunity to experience, spectate, and dissect the many baffling things that have gripped this site and its users. Seeing the events that I saw from afar as what's best described as a UA-cam lurker, I was totally disconnected and unable to really grasp their contexts and finer nuances. The semi-jaded, cynical lens that your channel expresses itself through is something entirely new to me. And that combined with your eagerness to interact with others and to operate constructively despite the coarse language you tend to employ was frankly enough to force my hand in hitting the un-unsubscribe button.
I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos, and the continuation of the epic saga of the downward spiral.
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Are you at all surprised that a link with completely nonsensical basis is a Rickroll, Absolutely Not a Russian Dictator?
SMH some people still not on the guard for Rolls.
0:32
I guess you could say...
*Their copy right system is all Mumbo Jumbo*
Wumbo
Nice pun
HAAAAAAAAAAA, funny
EEKUM BOKUM
*cries in redstone*
Can I copyright claim UA-cam in its entirety and then give it back to the people?
In theory, yes. But you need to have solid fucking proof to back up such a claim.
In a lot of cases the defender ( youtube ) will probly stall it out long enough untill you run out of money to pay the lawyer and then you pull out thus ending the case.
Calm down there, Bane.
To use! The people!
VIVA LA REVOLUTION!
So you're basically going to be the Robin hood of youtube?
your editing is incredible, can't wait for part 2
yeah!
I'm really enjoying these more comprehensive videos of yours. also that We Are Happy Landfill sample around 13:27 made my day. I love that song. Anyway keep up the good work.
UMG, SME, WMG and VIACOM are the 4 horses of the adpocalypse
@@hankmart nono just the horses
Is Studio Ghibli their rider?
Good thing Simpsons are nearly old enough the be public domain.
They have like 35 years still dont they?
@@tritone2276 yep.
@Woll Waide The mouse is the big cheese here
@Woll Waide A long as the mauuss (c) has that show on life support
Copyright is the lifetime of the author plus 70 years. The Simpsons came out in the late 80s(far less than 70 years ago) and last I checked, most all of its creators were still around, so I severely doubt that claim
UA-camr: *breathes*
VIACOM: hippity hoppity, I shall destroy your hopes and dreams
?
As Expected
But that doesn’t even rhym-
Viacom: ** 👋 *REBUTTALS ARE COPYRIGHTED TOO*
Man, that old school YT logo makes me so nostalgic. Back when you could watch entire cam rips of films that were STILL IN THEATRES just broken into a couple of separate parts. Goooood times.
I made a video once that was in the "Mr. Clean" category. It was an interview with a band in a restaurant. When I uploaded it, I got a copyright claim for the *music that was playing in the background in the restaurant.*
I have been saying the same opinion about copyright all over UA-cam (you probably have seen one of my comments) but i will repeated it for a 54th time, copyright isn't about protecting original authors anymore (or for the last 50 years) is about stealing money and ideas from other similar ideas, censure public opinions and to stably a legal monopoly
UA-camr: *Breathes*
UMG: Stay out of my territory.
Oh well, the copyright system was, is, and always will be broken, no matter what will happen.
indeed we really need to abolish all of copyright law, and rewrite totally new and more open ways to use artwork
Asking when UA-cam's copyright system will be fixed is like asking when Brexit will actually happen.
@@pharder1234
Copyright needs to be abolished and STAY abolished.
It was never about artists rights in the first place anyway (it was always a sneaky censorship tool) and at best it only protected the shittiest of publishers who would fuck the artists (that the copyright was supposedly made for) over relentlessly with.
This is also ignoring that copyright (and patents) lets someone who did something decades ago collect money on said work that they've often done no work on since.
Copyright will never be fixed.
It only changes to various degrees of broken.
@@fixedfunshow Exactly! This dude being telling facts right now.
I have rewatched this series of videos more times than i would like to count. This trilogy of videos is just fucking amazing.
"The UA-cam COPPA Metagame," coming in 2020
Nah.
You're one of few UA-camrs I can honestly say I can fully watch the videos of without getting bored within a few minutes. I don't even have to care much about the subject in manner because your videos are always highly enjoyable and I look forward to each upload.
Emplemon: incorporates prog rock into backgroud music
*turns to camera*
Like a boss!
>emplemon uploads
>my day is instantly better
Edit: I love how my low effort comment gets 59 likes but my historical analysis mini essay on the state of UA-cam gets 1, but im not complaining, thanks mates
And your pleasure is measurable?
Donutgames00 fair
Are you talking about another comment you left or a video essay? Bc in my experience people usually don't read long comments, long comments will sometimes be top comment, but they're just one essay out of hundreds. If you make that into a video or podcast, you're way more likely to get a response
Ecrivon Lunyx it was a comment, and you’re not wrong, I noticed that trend to, that was kinda my point by saying that, I just find it funny I guess.
(Also I don’t have means of making it a podcast or video or anything)
shoutouts to tom scott for showing that half of what companies are doing is legal despite the fact that the situation is still stupid either way
do keep in mind that i say half because the other half of whats going on is in fact illegal
8 SECONDS OF BLACK SILENCE TITLED READ DESCRIPTION GETTING COPYSTRIKED LEGIT HOW
I guess you can say that the copyright system is going on a
*DOWNWARD SPIRAL*
Ah..ahm..yeah
So is the rest of the legal system.
Can we just boycott youtube? Their pseudo-monopoly is disturbing.
Jeff Bezos better get to expanding twitch to be a direct competitor to youtube
@@danielbojkovski723 twitch sucks too has some dumbass rules like feet and shit
The more creators move to LBRY, the more pressure we can put on UA-cam.
We blew our chance years ago.
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter It's time for a network that respects free speech. BitChute is the best alternative to UA-cam.
You’re doing great work, man. Keep it up. Glad we’re stuck with you.
Is one of the secret forbidden copyright techniques turning the simpsons green?
yes.
yES.
No that just means that they have entered combat with an enemy stand
I legit love all of your sponsored segments; they're always fun!
Can’t wait to see EmpLemon make a vid about UA-cams new ad system.
Something I've slowly been realizing is that the internet has, ironically, made it more likely than ever that noteworthy media vanishes forever.
Original UA-cam content is remarkably ephemeral, between copyright claims of varying bogusness and the occasional creator breakdown followed by mass deletion of videos.
Streaming services for TV and movies are constantly swapping who owns the rights to what, while driving down the demand for physical releases, meaning something could very easily vanish off the net and not have a physical version anywhere.
And the general attitudes of digital media companies does not leave me with any faith that if, say, that book I just bought on Kindle were to get wiped from their servers in a freak accident, that Amazon would do anything to get it back or compensate me.
I've started to become a media hoarder. Do I wanna watch a TV show? I'll buy the DVD or Blu-Ray, and if I can't I'll pirate it and keep it on a hard drive, safe and sound where no one can go "Netflix has the rights. No wait, Hulu has the rights. No wait, Amazon has the rights." I don't use Spotify, I purchase Mp3s from Google Play and iTunes, and keep them on SD cards, because I no longer have faith that the music I like will be there tomorrow.
I'm seriously worried that one day, 30 years from now, I won't be able to enjoy the media I like now, even though it's no problem for me to go out and buy a copy of basically anything major from 30 years ago now.
Exactly why I'm worried about this new digital era we seem to be slowly ushering into.
You too huh? I fear the day when we will no longer be able to own music. Instead just permission to play it. Scary eh? I've been saving up mp3 and cds too. Need to get a hard drive soon.
Avex blocked Initial d stuff after 12 yrs afaik. It exists since 2006.
I need advice how to start saving physical music copies and devices to play them. I was born in '99 and am unfamiliar with this technology.
@@nelzelpher2088 I mean, Mp3 files are a fairly safe bet. You can just copy them onto spare hard drives, SD cards, flash drives, etc. A 64gb flash drive will run like $15 USD, and can hold enough music that you could play music nonstop for a week and never repeat a song. You can make a spare copy, keep it in a storage locker or at a family member's house or something, and have a backup. And since it's standardized computer file with a non-proprietary format, it should still work on any computer made after the early 2000s. Assuming you'll live a full life and die sometime in the 2090s, you'll still be able to either play Mp3s on whatever sort of computer we use then, or be able to get a second or third year computer science student to program an Mp3 player in exchange for a case of beer.
If you're a part of the very small crowd who can, in fact, tell the difference between an Mp3 and high quality vinyl records, there are other computer formats. Look into lossless audio compression. Downside is that lossless formats require a lot more space.
After that, well, it gets tricky. CDs are easy to burn with a computer with a CD drive, but are easy to scratch up. Cassette tapes are bulky and wear out with enough use. Not to mention, tape decks aren't mass-produced like they used to be, and have a lot of moving parts that will eventually break. Vinyl records are even bulkier than cassettes, can get scratched, and require specialized equipment to copy.
the copyright system has been on a downward spiral and now it's lost it completely
It was never good though.
Then again, this copyright system is what stops UA-cam from becoming another CDA PL; an unpopular site with tons of piracy.
How 2 win:
Create Smurf company
Upload each video you're about to upload to content id
Upload video
Claim it
Get revenue even if your not monetized
This actually has me thinking, I think someone should do a video on this.
If that actually happens, UA-cam WILL SHART ITSELF SILLY!
XD
That sounds fucking amazing.
A youtuber: *breathes*
UMG: *copyright strikes*
Your Copyright Metagame videos ar my favorite, I rewatched them several times, and this is my 8th time rewatching this
We gotta find a way so that youtubers can safely copyright claim their own videos and take all ad revenue from their own video. Thats the real metagame
Remember when the recommended videos on the right would actually show more videos related to the video you just watched? Instead of showing you your entire Recommended section from the front page like it does now. Those were good times. Times when I could actually find new videos.
I found a new reviewer, her name is "justanotherreviewer". ua-cam.com/channels/Ors2LLIsh4bWllQldByVNw.htmlvideos she's small enough right now that even one comment and like on every video would help immensely. She also did an actually good review of Yooka Laylee, so I quite like her. This is the only real way to find new channels now, by getting them from other randos online. Or by stumbling onto their comment like I did.
Yeah bruh TheFatRat is like my favourite artist I have no idea how somebody copyright claimed his own song
If rusty cage can be told he's not rusty cage by twitter because he took the piss out of a cheese company, anything can happen.
I cannot wait for part 2!!!
Personally, I think that the spectrum you introduced, should be something used as a classification method for UA-cam videos.
Jared K I think of myself as a sort of “fair user” since I make content that uses material, but not solely the material.
I poured hundreds of hours into making a 3 part documentary about Pride Fighting Championships, only to have Part 2 get blocked 4 months and 100k views AFTER it had been uploaded. The appeal system is ridiculous. If the UFC took my video down, how in the hell is appealing to them to reinstate it going to work? No one was watching an hour long documentary as a way to circumvent paying the UFC money to watch an 8 minute long fight, the video was 100% in the category of fair use and transformative, but as long as the copyright holders are the people who decide whether or not a video stays up, creators who use copyrighted works stand ZERO chance of getting their stuff unblocked
How long until these companies make a song where the singer is just reading a dictionary aloud so they can claim all the videos in English?
How do you know that isn't in the works? I mean, it would be one hell of a long play (especially if it were unabridged), but they are scummy enough to try that.
Italian it is then.
Next languages they'll claim as music in like a month: German, Icelandic, Danish, Czech, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Finnish, Swedish, Slovak, Dutch, Afrikaans, Slovene, Sinhala, Hindi, Telugu, Japanese, Tamil, Irish, Assamese, Polish, Serbian, Hausa, French, Norwegian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Romanian, every single Native American language, Portuguese, Catalan, Basque, Zulu, Zaza, Welsh, every single version of Chinese, Hebrew, Arabic, Faroese, Urdu, Greenlandic, Klingon, Xhosa, every single sign language, Alis-I-Ron, Isan, Turkish, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Thai, Korean, Kannada, Latvian, Hungarian, Malay, Tagalog, Romani, Sami, Indonesian, Estonian, Dari, Persian, Luxembourgish, Kyrgyz, Uyghur, Bengali, Sindhi, Malagasy, Swazi, Galician, Pashto, Maori, Gilaki, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Greek, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Scots, Maltese, Talysh, Haitian Creole, Nepali, Greenlandic, Aari, every single sign language, Abkhaz, Kazakh, Hmong, Lao, Khanty, Udmurt, Komi, Armenian, Georgian, Adyghe, Agatu, Bhutanese, Chechen, Bantawa, Adele, Acchami, Gadsup, Kambera, Dargwa, Lithuanian, Maltese, Inonhan
/joke
I think you missed an important point about copyright and poops;
Posting a full film on UA-cam is for people who haven’t seen it yet and taking away a potential audience member.
Poops use the film that a viewer has already seen to poke fun at something. The poop assumes you’ve already seen it, isn’t replacing the film and is being used for something the potential audience member isn’t going to find in the original.
Yeah ikr
Like with these meme song mashups, you'd have to of heard both songs originally otherwise you wouldn't really get anything from the mashup.
And if it gets popular enough, people will watch the original material just to understand the content .
*This comment is no longer available due to a copyright claim from WMG.*
white house meme vid got deleted lol
Bless your soul mate, I wish I had the audience and energy to go through the effort of making videos like these
I find it interesting that the safest option isn’t even guaranteed safety.
may not be about the videos topic but damn Karn Evil 9 playing in the background made me so happy
Oversimplified and Emplemon upload in the same day!? It’s a Saturday miracle!!
Hi five brother
UA-cam: Everything is fine.
Creators: The copyright system is bro-
UA-cam: *_EVERYTHING IS FINE!_*
dude i love your channel. Whether it is ytp or complaining or ranting its always the best content
Thank you, Emp, for all your hard work
Thank you mentioning how royally screwed YTPers were back in the dark days of '08-'09. So many YTP channels were destroyed or forced to retire thanks to UA-cam's scorched earth policy back then, to the point where they basically killed off the format. My old account's Favorites playlist is a veritable graveyard of deleted videos from that era.
It's still happening to this day sadly...
This is the more accurate to reality take I've seen. Awesome research and editing!
Imagine having your career and livelihood depend on UA-cam
i hope everyone being demonitized makes a split happen. those who are passionate will keep making videos, maybe allow fans to donate directly. those who just want money will perish or leave for a shitty paid platform
I remember when full movies were set at like 1.25 speed to trick the bot and the person in the description told you to set the video to play at 0.75 speed
Yeah it was like back in 2009-2010 i remember there was a lot of them.
I remember it as late as 2016 because that's how our high school english class watched "a streetcar named desire" movie. the 1.25 speed youtube rip was higher quality than the teacher's official DVD
@@AlfieEdwards i remember it was like some DreamWorks animation or something...