For years I uploaded to YouTube almost every day: training, nutrition, prep vlogs, interviews, all of it on the Tigerfitness channel. On October 19, @YouTube terminated the channel. I appealed, and the appeal was denied the next day. I offered to remove any video they had a problem with and start clean. @TeamYouTube’s answer: no reinstatement, and no way to get a copy of my own videos. I’m not asking them to put the channel back up. I’m asking for my own work: thousands of videos showing my face, my voice, my training and my family over the years. So I’m taking action: • I’ve filed a formal request under the Tennessee Information Protection Act for a copy of my personal data, including every video I uploaded. • I’ve sent Google a formal notice to preserve the channel’s videos and records. • If they refuse, I’ll use every remedy available to me, including complaints to the state. Here’s how you can help: • Keep the pressure on. Reply to or tag @TeamYouTube and ask them to give Marc Lobliner a copy of his videos. Keep it respectful. Persistence works better than insults. • If you ever downloaded or saved one of my videos, reply or DM me. Every copy helps. I’ll keep you posted. I’m not stopping.