Hi! I’m MrTie, and here we create original country-themed animations in anime style.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2026
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MrTie retweeted
Hello,
@TeamYouTube
It has been exactly three months since my channel was removed from the platform for something I didn't do.
I still haven't received any response, and the channel remains deleted. I would appreciate any information...
My channel is MrTie and had 970k subs.
Hello,
@TeamYouTube
It has been exactly three months since my channel was removed from the platform for something I didn't do.
I still haven't received any response, and the channel remains deleted. I would appreciate any information...
My channel is MrTie and had 970k subs.
MrTie retweeted
It’s been two months since my channel, with an audience of 760k subscribers, was unjustly deleted by the YouTube team @TeamYouTube . I haven’t received any clear answers from them - just boilerplate responses like “you violated the rules” or “there was an error.” But how could a channel featuring Roblox videos be deleted?
I know there was a massive wave of demonetizations and channel bans, and I wasn’t the only one affected thousands of creators with high-quality original content that never contained such violations were also hit. I’m asking the YouTube team to reconsider their decision and review my channel, Bloomation, again. I’m tired of being left in the lurch because of your mistake, which you haven’t been able to fix for two months.
P.S. From the creator of the Bloomation channel to the YouTube team @TeamYouTube
MrTie retweeted
Hello, @TeamYouTube My only gaming channel was removed on April 8, and I still haven’t received any resolution regarding my case.
The reason given was “spam, fraud, and deception policies,” even though my channel did not violate any of those policies. My content consists of reviews and comparisons of mods for a popular music game.
What makes the situation even stranger is that after my first contacts with support, the channel was actually restored. However, just 5 days later, YouTube’s AI system removed it again for the exact same reason.
Support has still been unable to help resolve this issue, despite the fact that it has been almost 2 months since my first contact.
How is that even possible? I kindly ask you to look into this situation. Thank you for at least not ignoring my requests.
Hi @TeamYouTube, @YouTube
While my terminated channel is still under review, YouTube has now removed monetization from another channel of mine solely because it is allegedly "related" to the terminated channel.
The issue is that I still have never received any specific explanation regarding what exact action triggered the original enforcement.
So now I am facing a situation where:
- Channel A was terminated without a specific explanation.
- My appeal was denied without identifying any violating content.
- Creator Support refuses to provide details.
- Channel B has now lost monetization because it is "related" to Channel A.
This creates a chain reaction where one unexplained enforcement action is now affecting multiple channels and revenue sources.
How can creators address or correct an issue when YouTube refuses to identify what behavior actually caused it?
I respectfully ask for a proper review and a clear explanation of the original enforcement decision.
Thank you.
MrTie retweeted
Hello @TeamYouTube. UPDATE: My gaming channel was removed almost 2 months ago, and now I’m being told it won’t be restored?
I waited almost 2 months for my channel review. During all this time, I was told that my case was being reviewed. But during that same period, my channel was actually RESTORED, stayed active FOR 5 DAYS, and then got REMOVED again.
Now I’m receiving a response about "Spam, deceptive practices & scams" even though my channel does not contain spam, misleading content, scams, artificial engagement, external redirects, or mass reuploads. My videos are gameplay recordings and mod reviews for the popular music game.
And I have a question: if I hadn’t made my previous post, would I have received any response at all?
Hi @TeamYouTube @YouTube,
I genuinely do not understand what is happening with my case anymore.
On Twitter/X, I continue receiving messages saying:
“We’re still checking on this for you.”
But through email support, I’m repeatedly told:
“Your channel violated spam/deceptive practices policies,”
while refusing to explain what exact action, video, or behavior triggered the enforcement.
No timestamps.
No examples.
No violating content identified.
No actual explanation.
Just:
“You violated the policy.”
How is a creator supposed to understand, correct, or defend anything in this situation?
At this point, I’m not even asking for special treatment.
I’m asking for basic transparency and a real explanation.
I have attached screenshots of both responses below.
Thank you.
Hi @TeamYouTube @YouTube,
After weeks of support conversations, appeals, and escalations, I still have not been told what exact action caused the termination of my channels for "Spam, Scams, or Deceptive Practices".
Support repeatedly refused to provide specifics, while multiple linked channels were removed together.
I can accept enforcement.
I can’t accept no explanation.
Creators deserve transparency.
#YouTube
MrTie retweeted
YouTube deleted my animation channel Bloomation.
@TeamYouTube @YouTubeCreators @YouTube
My channel had 760,000 subscribers.
It was removed for “spam, fraud, and deception policies.”
But here’s the problem: I never violated these rules.
Bloomation was an animation channel. My videos were Roblox animations, made as original content — characters, editing, scenes, animation work. No spam. No scams. No fraud. Nothing deceptive.
And yet my channel is gone.
I’ve been without my channel for a month now.
YouTube reviewed the case again and rejected my appeal, but I truly believe this review was not handled correctly. How can an original animation channel with manually created videos be treated like spam or fraud?
That’s the part I can’t understand.
What makes this even worse is that I’m not the only one. Many animators are facing the same thing right now: original channels getting demonetized, removed, or punished by YouTube’s support and automated AI system.
These are not scam channels.
These are creators.
Artists.
Animators.
People who spent years building their work.
A channel can disappear in one moment, and then the only answer we get is basically: “the decision is final.”
Is this really how YouTube treats creators now?
@TeamYouTube, please take another look at Bloomation. I believe my channel was removed by mistake, and I’m asking for a real human review — not an automated decision that destroys years of work.
Please help bring attention to this. A lot of animation creators are being affected, and YouTube needs to notice what is happening.
Affected creators:
@CCountryz18217
@FairyLabYT
@stategirlsyou
@BoomLab172561
@SOKALUPEC
@ifCurse
@ULTRA_GAMERS_
@nick_film76462
@KeidBoi
@SacredBricks
@LevelLabs2gvb
@spectrlabs1011
@EternalMystYT
@PBACONMAN3
@mansterzs
@TheShadowWork
@RottenAges
@DeadNetStudios
@RayDocsProd
I’m the creator of the MrTie channel. It had 930,000 subscribers, and then it was banned for the same reason as Bloomation @CCountryz18217
: “spam and fraud.” But honestly, where did this reason even come from?
I never posted anything with links. I never spammed anyone either. My channel was about original animations with countries my own content, my own work, my own ideas.
When YouTube deleted my channel, they took away my hard-earned $7,000. That is not a small amount. It was money I earned through time, effort, and months of work.
YouTube’s AI system, the one they recently launched, is working terribly. What’s notable is that after this, cases like mine started happening a lot more often. Channels are being deleted and demonetized every day, and at first glance, it really feels like nobody is properly checking what was actually on them.
My friend Bloomation, who made Roblox animation videos, also had his channel removed. It has already been a month, and they still haven’t restored it. They keep saying he supposedly violated the rules, although we know this is a mistake.
And the worst part? They provide no evidence. They just say, “you violated the rules.” That’s all. How are creators supposed to fight that?
This feels like @TeamYouTube @Youtube complete lawlessness. We need attention. Let’s boost Bloomation’s post about his situation and hope that all of us can be pulled out of this terrible mistake.
Hi @TeamYouTube @YouTube,
I created the MrTie project over a year ago and spent the last 5 months building it into a strong channel with a loyal audience that genuinely enjoyed the content. I invested time, effort, and creativity into making unique, high-quality videos and always tried to follow YouTube’s rules.
During these months, YouTube repeatedly put obstacles in front of the project. Monetization was removed, then restored, revenue was withheld, monetization issues affected other channels, and now the main MrTie channel has been terminated for “Spam, Scams, or Deceptive Practices.”
This accusation is extremely serious and unfair. The channel did not scam anyone, deceive anyone, or abuse the platform. The content was original, creative, and built for viewers.
What makes this even worse is that not only was MrTie removed, but every other channel connected to the same account was also silently terminated. MrTie at least showed a notification, but the others were simply wiped out with no warning, and I no longer have access to them.
I contacted support multiple times and repeatedly asked what specific video, action, or behavior caused the removal. Instead of any concrete explanation, I was told they “cannot provide specifics,” and then that the decision was final.
How can creators defend themselves or correct mistakes if they are never told what exactly triggered the enforcement?
I strongly believe this may be an automated enforcement mistake rather than a real policy violation. I am asking for one thing only: please let a real human reviewer fully examine this case and restore the channels if this was an error.
This project meant a lot to me and to the audience that supported it.
Thank you.
Hi @TeamYouTube,
It has been days since my case was escalated, and I still have no clear explanation why my channel was terminated for spam/deceptive practices.
No specific video or action has been identified to me.
I respectfully ask for transparency and a proper human review
Hi @TeamYouTube,
How can creators defend themselves when channels are terminated, appeals are denied quickly, and no clear reason is provided?
My channels were removed for spam/deceptive practices, yet no violating content or behavior has been shown to me.
Hi @TeamYouTube,
My channel was terminated for spam/scams by mistake. I submitted an appeal, but it was denied within about an hour.
I believe this may be a false positive and respectfully request a proper manual review of the termination.
youtube.com/@MrTieAnimation
Thank you.
MrTie retweeted
Hey, @TeamYouTube What’s happening right now can no longer be ignored. Creators are being mass demonetized without clear explanations, without transparency, and without real support. You contact support and get a template reply. You write again and get the same exact template. You try to understand what’s going on and you’re simply not heard. At some point it feels like support doesn’t exist at all.
I spent 2 years of my life building this channel. I invested money, time, and effort. I built an audience, a community, and a team. This is not just a channel, it’s a part of my life that I built from scratch. And in one moment everything just gets wiped. Monetization is removed without any clear explanation.
The problem is that this is not only happening to me. At the same time, thousands of creators are getting demonetized. The reasons are different, but the result is always the same. You lose your income and you don’t even understand why. At first we thought it was a mistake, because we’ve already been through this. Last year my channel was demonetized for supposedly “reused content”, and it turned out to be an error. We got monetization back after a video appeal, back when that option was still available.
But now the reason is “Harmful content involving minors”. Even though my content is based on a game with fully fictional characters, with no real people involved at all. Appeals are rejected, support keeps replying with copy-paste messages, and there is not a single clear explanation.
And then it gets even more absurd. After weeks of trying to get any real answer, instead of acknowledging a possible mistake, the reason for demonetization is simply changed from “Harmful content involving minors” to “Misleading family content”. So even within the system there is no clear understanding of why the channel was punished. How is this even possible?
And when you keep trying to get answers, you get threatened with a 30-day chat ban. Instead of helping creators разобраться in their situation, they are being silenced.
This is not an isolated case. This is happening to many creators: animators, gaming channels, people who spent years creating quality content and bringing new audiences to the platform. It’s getting to the point where people are losing their income, their teams, and their motivation, while not even being given a basic explanation.
We spend years creating content, building audiences, investing money and effort, and all of it can disappear in a moment without explanation and without any real chance to defend ourselves.
If you’re a creator, you already understand how serious this is. This is not something distant, it can happen to anyone at any moment. Maybe it already has, if you’re reading this.
If you’re going through the same situation, don’t stay silent. Support this post, repost it, share your story. The more people speak up, the harder it becomes to ignore.
I love YouTube. I love what I do. But this situation is starting to destroy that.
@YouTube @TeamYouTube @YouTubeCreators
Start listening to creators. We don’t need templates, we need real answers and proper reviews.
Creators affected include:
@AgicusA31290 @ciconimation @danbayron6 @SLHanimation @Sangsang_Cmrce @SonicFunnyhog @StTyler68303 @rafayta @doritosreaction @HammersMar27351 @Dummyworld_Real @maxedystuff @MOYAM174204 @GazillLod @Z1MA777 @YTMickeysPlay @NpcUniverse @yuan_chong49275 @PlayShinyLamp @TricksteriousYT @ZeljkoRosic3 @ani_real1 @DeyserMe @lucky14377cff @stategirlsyou @CCountryz18217 @CubeDims @MaksimNatu @farmer12rice @garnoldoyt @MessYourself @Panzerpicture @MENTLE_xd @NYKentertain @yt_Axolotl_san @CheGokuZ @PBACONMAN3 @circogg @ColePlaysThisYT
#YouTubeCreators #ReinstateAllChannels #TeamYouTube #YouTube #Monetization #CreatorRights #CreatorSupport
MrTie retweeted
Hey @TeamYouTube Too many creators are facing the exact same situation: opaque decisions, removed monetization, no proper explanations, and support that only makes things worse instead of actually helping.
We do not need endless templates and AI - generated replies that do not listen to creators or review cases properly. This kind of “support” has already pushed too many people to the limit. It does not help - it alienates, devalues, and discriminates against creators who are simply trying to get a fair review.
How many more creators have to go through this before YouTube finally admits there is a serious problem?
We create the content. We bring the audience. We spend years building this platform with our work. In return, we deserve not faceless copy-paste responses, but clear explanations, a genuine manual review, and proper support.
This is happening far too often now to pretend everything is fine.
Creators and viewers, please support this post, repost it, and speak out. We all need transparent rules, real explanations, and human treatment.
@YouTube @TeamYouTube stop ignoring creators. Give us explanations. Give us real support. Give us a fair process.
Creators affected include:
@AgicusA31290
@ciconimation
@danbayron6
@SLHanimation
@Sangsang_Cmrce
@SonicFunnyhog
@StTyler68303
@rafayta
@doritosreaction
@HammersMar27351
@yuan_chong49275
@Dummyworld_Real
@maxedystuff
@MOYAM174204
@GazillLod
@Z1MA777
@YTMickeysPlay
@NpcUniverse
@yuan_chong49275
@PlayShinyLamp
@TricksteriousYT
@ZeljkoRosic3
#YouTubeCreators #ReinstateAllChannels
#TeamYouTube #YouTube #Monetization #CreatorRights #CreatorSupport
MrTie retweeted
Hello @TeamYouTube .
I’m asking for a manual review of my channel’s demonetization decision.
My channel was demonetized because it was allegedly linked to another channel that had monetization removed before. I respect YouTube’s policies and understand the importance of enforcing YPP rules, but I believe my channel may have been incorrectly associated with that channel.
My channel is managed independently, and I have always tried to follow YouTube’s rules and build it in good faith. I did not create or use this channel to bypass restrictions or evade previous enforcement actions.
I already submitted an appeal, but it was rejected. Even so, I sincerely ask for one more careful manual review, because I believe this decision may have been based on an incorrect connection rather than the actual nature of my channel.
I am ready to provide any additional information if needed. This channel is important to me, and I would be very grateful if you could take another look at my case.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Hi @TeamYouTube,
Our channel was demonetized after AI mistakenly classified animated content as featuring real children. The videos are anime-style (Countryhumans), no real minors involved. We submitted a video appeal. Please request a manual human review.
