Hmmm... I think I know what they're doing
Thanks Pikachu!
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So why does it redirect to another channel than back to another video in the playlist, when you click on the end cards?They're using playlists to get views to all the channels, you start watching video from channel 1 you end up watching videos from channel 2,3... so all the channels getting views.
So why does it redirect to another channel than back to another video in the playlist, when you click on the end cards?
I'm more interested in why it's hidden.the first video is 2 sec long and it's unlisted you can say it's like an intro to the playlist after 2 sec it redirect automatically to another video on a different channel...
You clearly don't understand what I was saying..About what video sources, strikes and ContentID you're talking about?
Do you really think that someone from Disney gonna look on YouTube does anyone using their characters?
They buy already monetized channels and just start uploading their animations...
You clearly don't understand what I was saying..
You upload one video from a monetized account and show us the status of your upload after 1 hour. If there is no way to crack down their content ID system using new accounts, aged accounts, monetized accounts you name it, then it is highly important to discuss on how they are surpassing content ID system. Unless it is clear, it's just like building the house without a foundation.
And again about what surpassing ContenID you're talking here?
Every single clip/compilation they upload is unique, they do not re-upload content from someone else but produce by themselves using popular cartoon characters. All those videos can be take down by Disney as a Trademark/copyright holder by manual review but that will never happened.
All those videos can be take down by Disney as a Trademark/copyright holder by manual review but that will never happened.
If they produce the video themselves, thats a different storyNo context of copyright..
If you draw the cartoon yourself, and make an animation video out of it, thats your effort and no copyrights.
Seems you didn't even check their channels I linked at the begging of the topic...or maybe you just thought those animations are Disney ones?
Their videos can be take down only for YouTube community guideline violation or if YouTube decide again to massively take down all channels which use certain keywords in tittle just they did when Elsa Gate happened when they banned tons of channels and blacklisted keywords such as Frozen Elsa, Princess Anna, Frozen, Spiderman etc
I have already checked those channels multiple times. But didnt notice it.
Forget about keywords in channel names. Some channels doesnt have keywords in channel name. Keywords in video titles are perfectly legal.
And if they do, that's for imposing as actual cartoon serial.
Only thing is that content should not match those animation companies have.
Even though they make animations themselves that may look similar to actual disney cartoons, that doesnt come under copyright strikes.
The content is still owned by them and they deserve to earn whatever millions they are earning!
They all have 1 big channel ranking with cards and end screen nothing to talk here they all are working for a long time they rank new channels very easy used to do this too back in 2017 so everything here started from hard work now they are like a companyHey there guys,
I just noticed these kids channels who have insane amount of views, it's obvious they're using some ranking method.
https://www.youtube.com/user/dannapaolafanseurope/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/mrcoolguy741/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwU-xe-pQULyiiwRFZydug/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/drsachmittal/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/bigrigg192/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheNoiebear/videos
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They have several things in common:
1. They are using old accounts
2. They are all Vietnamese
3. They're published as live streams/premieres
Let's try together to figure out their ranking formula.