TOPIC: Wow, 23 subs and already getting copyright claims

A copyright ID claim, is basically the same thing as a copyright strike, but less severe.

3 copyright strikes, and you're out, but a copyright claim doesn't give you any kind of strike, but it still disables your monetisation.

So I have 23 subs, just over 1,000 views, which is tiny by YouTube standards, but hey, at least I'm almost as popular as Luis Marrero, who is one of the most popular capitalist YouTubers.



The video you see I highlighted, has 25 views.

A company actually made a copyright claim on it.



Literally, what the actual fuck.

By the way, I am fully fucking aware that it says: "On behalf of: "Waterflame", but no, there are many similar videos of the same gameplay I uploaded, and it has enabled monetisation. My video is fair use, it's just gameplay, it isn't literally stealing anything.

Because: "Yeah! Let's just take money away from anyone we can!"

This is why I hate capitalists tbh, I'm so happy I didn't get a copyright strike.

But I still gotta deal with disputing the shitty claim.

Get over it, if you don't plan to monetize the video anyway it means nothing.

Exrobite wrote:
The thing is that everyone realises the amount of views I get and the amount of subs I have equate to literally no money. I am not complaining over this like I lost so much potential money, I am complaining over someone being so greedy / stupid to claim a video off a 23 sub channel.

KV-Twoerminator wrote:
It's an automated system.

Exrobite wrote:
Well it's a pretty stupid automated system, ain't it.

KV-Twoerminator wrote:
Not in the case where the majority of your video contains a copyrighted song no

Exrobite wrote:
The problem is that the automated system can't know if the video is fair use, why are there so many similar videos to mine that have monetisation? Can't the automated system learn from it's errors, and not copyright any video that is basically the same thing to another video that is under monetisation?

Besides, my video is still fair use. My video is just a gameplay video, and the game creator himself stated that anyone can upload gameplay videos of his game on YouTube.

You can appeal the claim at any time.

Dang, I love capitalists

Bob Raheem wrote:
Oh how I love them as well!

The company is not always the leading cause to the copyright claim

Thats how it works, Stop complaining.

You use copyrighted music -> You get an automated claim

The gameplay dosen't matter

Right, blame capitalism when someone's just exercising their rights, especially when the copyright holder was graceful enough to not strike you.

And before you start shouting "Fair Use!", you might want to familiarize yourself with what that actually means, because if you use that as a reason in your dispute, it's not going to get far. Fair Use is typically referring to the usage of content of purposes such as reporting, reviewing, demonstrating, educating, etc, and the content is usually presented in a montage fashion.

Jochs wrote:
Look, I am in the wrong for not realising that this is all automated, holy shit, stop murdering me, I hope I'll pass in my sleep.

Capitalists still like to get strikes on other peoples' channels, tho, let's not forget about that lel

Anyways, can't we at least agree that the automated system is pretty tumorous?

Waterflame lets people repitch his songs and use them.

Try that.

this video is from i hate everything who got a claim from merlin cdltd a company claiming(they dont) to represent some singer at a random point in the video with no music in it at all the reason i say this is because i see people saying this was scorpions fault its not its the fault of a fucked up system scorp challenge it but as you are a small channel nothing will happen most likely ill leave you with this rap Dan Bull made when this bullshit all started

TIL Waterflame did the music for Geometry dash

First of all let me explain to you what this claim means:

It means that you can't make money off of it, but if the creator claims it he can.
Now sometimes the system thinks something in the lines of "Hey, this ain't from him so he can't use it". So you will make no money with it. IF the creator didn't license the video and told everyone to use it you can file a dispute.

Grab your popcorn sit back and relax lol xD

You're allowed to do anything that promotes there game. You can make reviews, short clips and such. But it's still something they have put effort into making that game. It's rude as you barley have any views but you should have asked them for copyright first.