eflyguy
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Paul, it was not directed at you.
The channel that has posted that video, which is composed from other people's content, makes money from every click/view.
They do it intentionally to make money by exploiting other peoples efforts. It's effectively piracy, and if the original creator filed a copyright claim, the video would be removed. Unfortunately this happens so much that they rarely do (file the complaint) and even if they do, enough people clicked on the link when it was first posted that the thieves don't care. They just make another one. There are uncountable examples of people making a living, or significantly subsiding one, by stealing and sharing content that they do not own.
They also choose baitclick style labels so that sites like this might share the link, driving more traffic, therefore revenue, to their channel. Stinger is popular at the moment, and most people don't know (or care) whether the channel is legit.
YouTube doesn't really care either, because they only allow copyright claims by the original creator, and take their time reviewing it and taking action. Why, you say? Well, because any video being viewed is more revenue for them as well!
So I don't like promoting videos like that but, as I stated earlier, it's not against our rules.
The channel that has posted that video, which is composed from other people's content, makes money from every click/view.
They do it intentionally to make money by exploiting other peoples efforts. It's effectively piracy, and if the original creator filed a copyright claim, the video would be removed. Unfortunately this happens so much that they rarely do (file the complaint) and even if they do, enough people clicked on the link when it was first posted that the thieves don't care. They just make another one. There are uncountable examples of people making a living, or significantly subsiding one, by stealing and sharing content that they do not own.
They also choose baitclick style labels so that sites like this might share the link, driving more traffic, therefore revenue, to their channel. Stinger is popular at the moment, and most people don't know (or care) whether the channel is legit.
YouTube doesn't really care either, because they only allow copyright claims by the original creator, and take their time reviewing it and taking action. Why, you say? Well, because any video being viewed is more revenue for them as well!
So I don't like promoting videos like that but, as I stated earlier, it's not against our rules.

