New episode in "Creepcast Sticks to the Story": the Left/Right Game, a fan favorite for you to re-experience, cut down so the hosts stick to the story. Only a few chuckles here, a couple of aha moments there, the rest is fun storytelling.
It's not a reupload. It plays the original @Creepcastactual video from Youtube, and every view counts toward it.
https://t.co/UalbjWuryf
Rough one to get copyright claim on first stream. For the video version, you could keep the openings out of your file entirely using https://t.co/FKKa6ceNs4. I did that with every Bankai in Bleach TYBW: my upload is just me, and the original plays from YouTube in sync. Check it out: https://t.co/Wznj4RTuZI
The creator/reactor, Phantom R, has been hit with a block by Amazon despite the content being freely available on Youtube on VivziePop's channel. Probably, a result of automatic screening.
https://t.co/FKKa6ceNs4 is however built with transformative content at heart. The episode plays from source, synced with the reaction. Nothing to detect or block.
Hi @IMPmurderpros
I am a YouTube creator who produces reaction content. I recently received a visual copyright block on my reaction video for Helluva Boss Season 1, Episode 1. The claim lists "HLVB 101 Screener" as the content and Amazon Content Services LLC as the claimant.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if the Creepcast hosts tried their best to stick to the story?
Presenting : Creepcast Sticks to the Story - Episode 1 - Jeff The Killer
And the best part; it is not a reupload. The PureReactions remix reads from and count towards the original Creepcast video.
https://t.co/kOTyqnuhEv
Why does every cut of a video have to be a new copy?
Every reupload splits the views, the count, and the credit.
“Remixes” on https://t.co/CIxCmWtVab play the original video with your skips. One video, one view count, one owner, however many cuts.
https://t.co/h1vi3XJV4e
Did you know TikTok says this in their terms?
You should only post original content on TikTok. If you intend to use content that belongs to somebody else, it is advisable to obtain their permission beforehand.
https://t.co/UEeGLrFice is however designed to let you do this freely
YouTube just said it’ll expand Watch With so you can tap “React live” on eligible long-form videos. Reactors keep the live revenue; the original gets attribution and view credit. But not everyone goes live to react. If you want to record and edit and publish your reaction, you can do it on https://t.co/FKKa6ceNs4
I know that Taylor Swift has a hardcore reaction watching fanbase. If you are one of them, have you ever felt sorry for reliving your favorite songs through these reactions but the views not going to Taylor? With my platform, the view goes to both: Check a demo I created with one of @theknoxhill's reactions https://t.co/4tOFNuUR6L
Not really. It is a fear of falling (being pushed, losing your balance, etc.). It is only accompanied by an intrusive thought of jumping, which is a natural defense mechanism that continually reminds you that this is dangerous. At no point is the thought irresistible or attractive in any way.
Can an instrumental album tell a story without a single lyric?
I listened to The Hidden Hand by If These Trees Could Talk in a quiet forest from start to finish, and filled a notebook with thoughts.
I didn't expect to get so much from an instrumental album
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The first time I saw this scene, my reaction was:
"It's not that deep, bro 😂"
Then I spent 20 minutes thinking about it... and I actually started appreciating it.
Great scene, even if the movie is very dramatic.
What's your take?
https://t.co/LAFHAvY01c