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This video is brought to you by a donation from Brian and here's what he has to say: "Hey, Sandman. There is this content creator on youtube called Manosphere that experienced a lot of growth then had all his channel demonitized. Could you talk about that." Well Brian thanks for the donation and topic. I looked through his socialblade stats and he started about seven months ago and his channel immediately exploded in the first month with over two million views. He was approaching one hundred thousand subscribers and everything looked good and all of a sudden he couldn't make any more money. With YouTube these days there is a 6 to 12 month window of initial success and then you start to plateau and

fade out. You get pumped up by the algorithm and die by the algorithm. I've seen stuff like this happen to dozens of creators over the last five years. That's when you learn who's in it for just the money and who's in it to make a difference, start a revolution or change the world. Manosphere was taken down for reusing content without adding enough of his own commentary. Meaning he was a clips channel playing mostly TikTok videos and doing it under fair use. Demonitizing him was YouTubes' way to discourage channels that just copy past content. Recently Carl Benjamin or Sargon of Akkad also got demonitized because apparently another channel was using his content. He's been on YouTube as long as my and started in 2014 and cleaned up his channel and didn't swear or break any of the rules and still got demonitized. He took to YouTube to complain about is and a few days later he was given a strike for bullying and harassment from YouTube. Clearly they have it out for him and a lot of guys. Twitter has recently started doing so shady stuff too. I'm paying 10 bucks a month so I don't get spammed by ads and yet Twitter is putting the ads in my feed over the last week. A while back they also gave me a 12 hour suspension for something I posted. They forced me to take it down but they didn't explain to me what the post was. They wouldn't let me see what had offended their policy. They wouldn't tell me which rule I had broken. All I'm doing is retweets from other. It's hard to know what it was because I post 20 to 30 times a day. So I won't be copying memes as much, reuploading them and posting them. I'll just repost them with a quote. That way Twitter won't be able to take me down again. But I'm sure they will come up with a reason. As for YouTube demonitization the best thing that might have ever happened to me might have been demonitization because I promoted the Brave Browser and made a boat load of basic attention tokens. That forced me to learn how crypto works and conveted them to Bitcoin which I never would have bought with my own money. And a couple of years from now I might be a multimillionaire. My advice for the content creator Manosphere would be to look into selling his own merchandise, advertising on his channel as well as getting something like Subscribestar up. You can't just rely on the advertising revenue from YouTube itself. It also looks like Manosphere stopped producing content for a month and disapeared after being demonitized. He pulled a ton of his content, probably re-applied for monetization and didn't get it so then started a second channel. That worked for me with my Sandman 2 channel but YouTube isn't treating me kindly giving me views. It was smart for Manosphere to do what he did but I doubt he's going to get to 97k subscribers on the new channel like the old one in six months and make five to ten K a month like he was probably doing. These days you also have to fight for every inch of exposure. Be it on Rumble, Bitchute, Twitter, or YouTube. Use every platform to grow. Use Subscribestar, Patreon, Cashapp, Paypal. You can't put all you eggs in one basket because some purple haired freak is going to come and smash that basket. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about

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