Videos tagged with YouTube Strikes

This video addresses a potential discontinuation of all Glock models, fueled by new regulations and channel strikes. The creator emphasizes the importance of community support and directs viewers to their website (not linked) and Rumble channel for uncensored content. The description also includes affiliate links for a wireless mic and lighting, and a link to Howitzer Clothing. A strong disclaimer highlights that all demonstrations are performed by certified instructors and law enforcement professionals on a private range with medical personnel present, and firearms not in use have had their firing pins removed.

This video's title indicates a creator is making adjustments to their content due to receiving "strikes" and potentially being "shadow banned" on YouTube, particularly concerning live chats. The creator is promoting their merchandise and a secondary YouTube channel, and seeking viewer support through Patreon and SubscribeStar. The content itself is not directly demonstrated in the provided information, but the context implies it is firearms-related, with the creator likely discussing or showcasing firearms and potentially related topics that are leading to YouTube's content moderation issues.

This YouTube video, titled 'I Have 2 Channel Strikes - WHY? What Am I Doing About It?', addresses a significant issue faced by the creator, RTT: Guns & Gear. While the title and description don't detail the specific firearms or gear being discussed, they strongly indicate a focus on content related to firearms, gear reviews, and potentially channel management within the YouTube platform. The creator provides links to their website, Instagram, YouTube channel, and Rumble, as well as affiliate links for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, suggesting a content creator business model. Business inquiries are directed via email. The video emphasizes that its purpose is for education only, with reviews based on personal experience and all firearm handling conducted safely by trained professionals. The presence of channel strikes suggests potential content moderation issues on the platform.

This video discusses YouTube's community guideline strikes, specifically mentioning a 90-day strike for demonstrating threading a silencer onto a gun. The creator expresses frustration with YouTube's evolving policies and announces plans to migrate content to Utreon and Rumble. The video also promotes the creator's website for merchandise and support.

This YouTube video addresses the complex issue of content monetization for 'GunTubers' on the platform. The creator explains the challenges faced by firearm-related channels, including receiving warnings, strikes, and demonetization. The video aims to clarify the current situation regarding YouTube's policies and how they impact creators in the firearms niche. It also promotes various products and platforms like Instagram, custom gun walls, hearing protection, apparel, and Patreon.

This unannounced live stream features Hank Strange and guest Baby Face P discussing the issue of YouTube strikes and video removals. They also promote their Utreon channel, Blackout Coffee with a discount code, and encourage viewers to subscribe, donate on Patreon, and use their Amazon affiliate link. The description also includes links to Hank Strange's main YouTube channel and a separate Van Life channel.