Wrath

Roblox content creator

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

Studio just says my channel wont be put back on youtube as they've decided it violates the spam policy, this is the recent email response i've received and its basically repeating the same thing as a dozen previous support agents, only one agent (Nicole) was able to tell me anything beyond stating the vague policy title is "classified"and would be "detrimental" to their detection system, its some bullshit, you can see on my second x post @TeamYouTube respond by saying they've shared it with their team and they were looking in to it, more recent follow ups were just more vague holding messages in dms.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

Circle the fuck back already, its been over 11 weeks and i still don't have a clear answer to why my channel was taken from me.

@TeamYouTube

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

@sengshr @TeamYouTube Thats what they tell me on x, on support email however they've already concluded and don't tell me anything beyond the broad policy name itself.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

ALMOST 80 DAYS SINCE YOUTUBE TERMINATED MY CHANNEL.

760K+ subscribers. Over 205 Million views in the month before it was removed. More than two months spent trying to get an explanation from @TeamYouTube.

I made Roblox gameplay videos that I recorded and edited myself.

On July 2, the entire channel was terminated for “Spam, deceptive practices and scams.”

I contacted Creator Support. I followed up with TeamYouTube here on X.

YouTube says the decision has been reviewed and upheld, including through a management review. But after all of that, I still haven’t been told what specific content or behaviour on my channel caused the termination.

I have read the policy. Sending me the same policy link again does not explain what I supposedly did.

I still have my original recordings and editing files. I submitted evidence because I want it considered, but I haven’t received a clear answer about whether those files were actually examined.

Meanwhile, TeamYouTube has repeatedly told me to wait for updates. Email support has told me its reviews are concluded and that further replies may go unanswered.

It is exhausting watching the channel stay gone while every conversation ends without answering the questions I raised.

There was a real person behind those videos. I put my time and work into recording, editing and building that channel, and I’m still here trying to get it back.

@TeamYouTube, I’m asking for a fresh review that addresses the evidence I submitted and identifies the actual conduct behind this decision. I believe the termination was a mistake, and I want it restored.

My channel:
https://t.co/BhZfYm8UGX

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

On X, YouTube keeps telling me they're still working on my channel termination.

Over email, YouTube tells me further replies may go unanswered.

My channel @wrathdumps had around 760K subscribers when it was removed on July 2 for “Spam, deceptive practices and scams.” More than two months later, I still don't know what I actually did that violated that policy.

I posted Roblox gameplay I recorded and edited myself. I submitted source files showing how a sample of my content was made. YouTube says the termination was reviewed, but won't explain the specific behavior behind it or confirm whether those files were considered.

Meanwhile, @TeamYouTube has been telling me they're looking into it since July 7. I've asked whether there's a separate review, whether anyone is assigned to it, and whether the team received my source files. None of those questions has been answered.

I genuinely don't know what else I'm expected to do here. I've followed the support process for months and still can't get an explanation I can actually respond to.

Please get someone who can address these questions to look into my case.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

67 days. I genuinely don’t know what else I’m supposed to do at this point.

My 750K subscriber YouTube channel, Wrathdumps was terminated on July 2 for “Spam, deceptive practices and scams.” I had never received a Spam/Deceptive warning or strike before the termination.

On July 7, @TeamYouTube asked me to explain why I believed the termination was an error and said they would “look into this further.” I gave them the full context, my channel ID, appeal information, and everything I could think of that might help.

The problem is YouTube has never told me what specific content or behavior actually caused the termination, so I had no way of knowing what exactly I was supposed to defend. One of the only notable format changes before the termination was a small batch of “Top 3 moments” Shorts made from my own Roblox gameplay, so I later sent one representative Short together with the original gameplay clips used to make it. I was not claiming that Short caused the termination. I sent it simply so whoever was reviewing the channel had something concrete showing how that content was actually made.

Since then, I’ve spent over 2 months getting different versions of:

“we’re still working on this”
“we’re still looking into this”
“we’re still checking on this”
“we’ll circle back”

I stopped asking for generic updates and started asking direct questions: Does a separate internal review actually exist? Was it assigned to someone? Did the team receive the source files I sent? Is there a case/reference number?

I still haven’t gotten an answer to any of those questions.

My appeals were denied with basically the same generic response, and to this day I still have not been shown a single specific video, link, comment, title, or action that supposedly justified terminating the entire channel for Spam.

I’m not asking for another “we’re still working on it” reply. Please get my actual channel and the source files I provided in front of someone in Trust & Safety who can properly re-review this termination.

If the termination is genuinely correct, then at the very least tell me what specific content or behavior crossed the line. After 67 days, I don’t think that is an unreasonable thing to ask.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

@sengshr i don't think they can do that, saw this reply on some guy's post about review being stuck for 4 months

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

2 months ago YouTube deleted the channel I spent nearly 2 years building to 760K+ subscribers for “spam.”

this is literally the kind of content I posted.

after all this time, i've gotten the same “shared with the team / still looking into it” response, with no specific violation identified.

@TeamYouTube Please provide something concrete: the escalation/reference ID, date of escalation, or confirmation of what evidence the reviewing team actually received.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

genuinely what is youtube support doing?

july 7: "escalated to our internal team for review"

11 days later: same agent sends me back to the appeal form i'd already used.

55 days since @wrathdumps was terminated. 750k+ subs.

@TeamYouTube what am i meant to do?

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

well played @TeamYouTube

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

Thanks for confirming it was shared with the team. Since it has now been 38 days since you first contacted me about this, could you please clarify when it was actually sent to them, whether this is a separate review from the appeal decisions I already received, and whether the source-file evidence I provided was included?

I’m just trying to understand what has actually been happening with the case during this time and what I’m currently waiting on.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

@TeamYouTube It’s been over 5 weeks since you first DM’d me about Wrath, and I still have no clear idea what is actually happening with my case.

Since July 7, I’ve repeatedly been told that you’re “checking,” “looking into,” or “working on” it and that I’ll be updated when there’s more information. I’ve waited every time, but I’m still getting essentially the same response weeks later.

Wrath was an ~800K subscriber channel built around original Roblox gameplay that I recorded and edited myself. After the termination, I also provided a Drive folder containing source-file evidence, including original gameplay clips alongside a representative edited Short, because I wanted whoever was reviewing the case to be able to see how the content was actually made.

What I still cannot get confirmed is whether that evidence ever reached anyone beyond this DM conversation.

I’ve directly asked whether a separate internal escalation was created, whether the source-file evidence reached the reviewing team, and what exactly is still being checked. Those questions have repeatedly gone unanswered while I continue receiving holding messages.

At this point I’m only asking for something concrete:

Was Wrath actually escalated by TeamYouTube to an internal team, and did that team receive the source-file evidence I provided?

If there is genuinely a review still happening, I’ll wait for its outcome. I just need confirmation that there is actually a review behind these repeated updates and that the evidence I sent reached the people handling it.

Channel: Wrath
Channel ID: UCNrMEIMv6YwPUwx_7F4l0mA

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

@TeamYouTube @TeamYouTube It’s been 30 days since you contacted me about Wrath. I’ve received only holding replies despite providing appeal references and source-file evidence. Please confirm whether a substantive review was opened and whether the evidence reached the reviewing team.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

(3/3) Only major recent change: ~12 "Top 3 moments" Shorts in June using my own older clips, re-edited with captions, numbering, pacing, and structure. If that triggered this, please review the actual source/edited clips. Denial gave no specific video/behavior or warning.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

(2/3) My content was original Roblox "Fling Things and People" gameplay recorded/edited by me and uploaded manually about once/day. No AI, automation, bought engagement, scam links, misleading external links, mass uploads, reused content from others, or stolen content.

[Wrath @Wrathdumps]

@TeamYouTube My YT channel (~800k subs) was terminated today for spam/deceptive practices. I already appealed. I only post original Roblox Shorts, never had a warning/strike, and believe this is a mistake. Please review. Channel: https://t.co/zmaYczfBq6