This is the email notifying me of my channel being disabled. I know Toei has the power to do what they did but all I did was make Fan-Dubs & Edits. Other YouTubers do the same thing, still there. Hell, the entire Battle of Gods movie with the Faulconer Sountrack is on YouTube.
@TeamYouTube would rather Order 66 their loyal base than say their AI is a flawed program stacked on their already crappy appeal system.
They won’t do it & they’ll continue to shamelessly run the company to the ground.
I’d love to return to YouTube but they will never learn.
🚨 In the first 6 months of 2025, YouTube's AI system terminated 5,003,437 YouTube channels.
That means:
➡️ 27,643 terminated channels every single day.
➡️ 1,151 terminated channels every single hour.
➡️ 19 channels banned for life every single minute.
And since YouTube's automation system typically terminates even MORE channels in the second half of the year, you can likely double those numbers right now.
At this very moment, by the time you finish reading this tweet, YouTube's AI will terminate another 100 channels, give or take.
81.8% of those bans were for “Spam, deceptive practices & scams” - a category handled almost entirely by the AI termination system.
The appeal is also handled by the same AI-bot that terminated the channel, often rejecting it within minutes.
Here's the reality:
→AI-bot terminates you (we've seen in recent weeks how many of those terminations appeared to be mistakes!)
→ You appeal.
→ The same AI-bot reviews it.
→ AI-bot confirms its own decision almost instantly.
→ Your YouTube career ends for life.
No human decision. No context. No second opinion.
If the AI makes a mistake, a creator’s entire career can disappear without any human review at all.
Let's think about it for a moment - this isn't just "policy enforcement". It's real people losing their livelihoods, years of work, their audience, their identity - with absolutely zero human accountability.
When someone's career and livelihood is decided to be erased (deservedly or undeservedly), a human decision should be involved. Period.
Once the AI termination process of your channel is completed, getting some details, answers, or a fair evaluation of your case is almost impossible.
And if you decide to fight the termination, you might go the legal path like I did, which took me almost a year. But even after winning the legal case, getting YouTube to acknowledge the formal legal decision is another quest which I still can't solve, and my channel still remains terminated. But let's keep my story for another tweet.
If you (or someone you know) were affected by this AI termination wave, reply below and share your story so more creators can see it.
RT this tweet + tag @ TeamYouTube to demand a human review for life-changing decisions. Because for us creators, those decisions are life-changing indeed.
#YouTubeAIWrongedCreators
🚨 In the first 6 months of 2025, YouTube's AI system terminated 5,003,437 YouTube channels.
That means:
➡️ 27,643 terminated channels every single day.
➡️ 1,151 terminated channels every single hour.
➡️ 19 channels banned for life every single minute.
And since YouTube's automation system typically terminates even MORE channels in the second half of the year, you can likely double those numbers right now.
At this very moment, by the time you finish reading this tweet, YouTube's AI will terminate another 100 channels, give or take.
81.8% of those bans were for “Spam, deceptive practices & scams” - a category handled almost entirely by the AI termination system.
The appeal is also handled by the same AI-bot that terminated the channel, often rejecting it within minutes.
Here's the reality:
→AI-bot terminates you (we've seen in recent weeks how many of those terminations appeared to be mistakes!)
→ You appeal.
→ The same AI-bot reviews it.
→ AI-bot confirms its own decision almost instantly.
→ Your YouTube career ends for life.
No human decision. No context. No second opinion.
If the AI makes a mistake, a creator’s entire career can disappear without any human review at all.
Let's think about it for a moment - this isn't just "policy enforcement". It's real people losing their livelihoods, years of work, their audience, their identity - with absolutely zero human accountability.
When someone's career and livelihood is decided to be erased (deservedly or undeservedly), a human decision should be involved. Period.
Once the AI termination process of your channel is completed, getting some details, answers, or a fair evaluation of your case is almost impossible.
And if you decide to fight the termination, you might go the legal path like I did, which took me almost a year. But even after winning the legal case, getting YouTube to acknowledge the formal legal decision is another quest which I still can't solve, and my channel still remains terminated. But let's keep my story for another tweet.
If you (or someone you know) were affected by this AI termination wave, reply below and share your story so more creators can see it.
RT this tweet + tag @ TeamYouTube to demand a human review for life-changing decisions. Because for us creators, those decisions are life-changing indeed.
#YouTubeAIWrongedCreators
YouTube is letting AI serve as Judge, Jury, and Executioner.
This isn't speculation — millions of channels are being banned for life under the “ Spam / Deceptive Practices / Scams ” policy by bots that can’t understand context.
The scariest part? The appeals are automated too. If the machine makes a mistake, you lose your career. No human verification. No mercy.
My channel (Chase Car) is the proof:
➡️Demonetized by AI
➡️ Manually CLEARED by Human Reviewer and monetized again
➡️ Soon Terminated by AI for “Spam / Deceptive Practices / Scams”
➡️ Appeal rejected by AI instantly
➡️I WON a formal legal decision from a European Union certified settlement body ruling that the termination was not rightful
➡️Still banned while the legal decision remains unaddressed for 4 months
Community Guidelines are important, but creators deserve real human review.
If you’ve been falsely banned, reply with your story + tag @ TeamYouTube. Let’s show them the REAL scale of this failure!
#YouTubeAIWrongedCreators
‼️NEW CHARACTER ‼️
Name: Majin Duu
VA: Fukushi Ochiai
Bio: A Majin created by Dr. Arinsu and Great Witch Marba after Majin Kuu.
Debut: Episode 11
#DragonBallDaima
@OmarG771h @megangearsolid 1.) That’s Captain America 💀
2.) The OP was referring to tracing the exact same pose of Gorr in Love & Thunder, so yes, he was referring to stealing designs.
Black Norman Osbourne looks like he says,“My name is Yoshikage Kira. I'm 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, & I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home everyday by 8 PM…”
When I see a content creator say "well I dont wanna piss off Toei and Shueisha." I laugh and shake my head.
They don't like us. ANY of us. None. They're already xenophobic from the get-go, but they absolutely despise content creators. Trust me. Their weird ass culture stuck 40 years ago doesn't understand why creators are good for their IPs.
You can behave any way you want, you can edit in any way, you can do everything 'right' and not even use a second footage or images, and they will still abuse the fucking Youtube system, never even attempt communication or to build a bridge to work WITH us. They've done it to dozens of people throughout the years. They've never tried to make amends and until leadership changes; they never will. End of story. I absolutely will never cower down to an abusive company. Ever. Get fucked.
On a personal note: Shueisha has literally tried to BLACKMAIL me to completely delete manga reviews from 2021 (positive ones too) for absolutely no reason. Zero. They wouldn't even attempt to work with me or communicate a reason, so I kept them up. Then, they got mad and abused the copyright system in 2022 and gave me over 50 strikes and literally tried to ruin my life, and they've done it to others.
Yeah, no, don't be 'nice' to a predatory company. You ain't gotta do shit to them for them to hate you because they already do until new, young leadership takes over.