Tyler

It’s so dumb that this is such a massive deal on the internet right now.

I don’t think we talk enough about how bizarre it is that we’re all just walking around on a giant rock with no idea why there’s something instead of nothing.

Being able to disappear into the woods and build a little cabin is becoming an increasingly reasonable life plan.

YouTube has decided I should lose my income because of someone else’s channel. Read that again. A friend logged into his account on my laptop, his channel later got demonetized, and somehow my completely separate channel is now being punished for it. I’ve done nothing to deserve this. I’ve provided evidence. YouTube doesn’t seem interested in facts. Since when did someone else’s account become your responsibility? @TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeCreators this is unacceptable. How many creators are being treated this way?

Looking within is how you solve most problems in your life. A lot of your issues began and end with YOU.

Does anything humble you more than being sick? Basically natures way of telling you that it can all change, and fast. Great perspective reset towards gratitude for your overall health.

People need to really stop blaming weed for their laziness. Weed isn’t the problem big bro. Stop being a lazy fuck.

This internet shit can be fun, but it's important to have that balnace.

How ironic is this. These are the same police who would have no problem surveilling you. Often times illegally. They hate the taste of their own medicine.

Imagine being the first person to eat an oyster. At what point did you look at that thing and decide it was food?

We went from people making fun of conspiracy theorists to watching billionaires openly discuss things that sound like conspiracy theories.

TWICE. In less than a year, YouTube has put me through two completely separate enforcement nightmares, and I’m honestly running out of words for how ridiculous this has become. In 2025, I was one of the first channels caught in YouTube’s mass spam termination wave. It took SIX MONTHS of fighting to finally get my channel back. Now, YouTube is coming after my monetization. A friend logged into his YouTube account on my laptop. His channel was later demonetized, and YouTube has somehow decided that I must have been operating his channel, using that assumption to strip monetization from my completely separate personal channel. I never uploaded his videos, edited his content, managed his channel, or financially benefited from it in any way. I’ve provided evidence to support all of this, and YouTube still refuses to reverse its decision. I fought for SIX MONTHS to get my channel back after their last enforcement disaster, and now I’m right back here fighting another decision that I shouldn’t have to be fighting in the first place. At what point does YouTube start taking responsibility for the damage these decisions cause to actual creators? If you can please tag @TeamYouTube below. @TeamYouTube ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

YouTube has decided that because a friend once logged into his account on my laptop, I should be held responsible for what happened to his channel. His channel was later demonetized, and now they’re using that as justification to demonetize my completely separate personal channel. Yes, I helped him make thumbnails in the past. That ended almost a year ago. I never ran his channel, uploaded videos, edited his content, or made money from it. I’ve provided YouTube with evidence showing exactly that, and they still refuse to reconsider. Apparently, having someone else’s account logged in on your computer is enough to put your own livelihood at risk. How is that remotely reasonable? @TeamYouTube this needs to be addressed.

YouTube demonetized my channel because a friend of mine logged into his account on my laptop and his channel was later demonetized so they are claiming I operated his channel and therefore my separate personal channel that has nothing to do with his is now not eligible for monetization. I did help him make thumbnails for his channel in the past but that stopped almost a year ago. But I never posted for him, edited his content or benefited from or operated his channel in any way. I had proof of this and provided it to them and yet they are still standing on their decision. In what world should I be punished for someone else’s channel being demonetized? @TeamYouTube get it together.

Imagine losing monetization.. the very thing that pays your bills because someone else’s channel got demonetized, simply because they had logged into their account on your laptop. That’s what happened to me. I helped this friend with thumbnails almost a year ago, but I never operated his channel. My channel is my own, and I’ve provided YouTube with evidence to support that. They still won’t reverse the decision. Apparently, having your own channel and your own content isn’t enough when YouTube decides you’re guilty by association. @TeamYouTube

THANK YOU ALL for the support on this post so far. We haven’t gotten their attention yet so to anyone new seeing this please tag @TeamYouTube on the post I’m quote tweeting. Enough is enough! YouTube needs to answer to their actions and fix their unjust terminations and demonetizations.

TO ANYONE WHO SEES THIS Please if you can take 10 seconds out of your day to like, retweet and tag @TeamYouTube in this post it would mean ALOT. If you are someone who’s going through something similar with YouTube wrongly terminating or demonetizing your channel please let me know and I’ll return the favor. Us creators have to stick together and raise awareness on this.