Twitch Stream video monetized on youtube?

[BeingEric]

Hi BHW,

Did anyone heard about a twitch streamer named "Wingsofredemption" a.k.a jordan jordie? . because this guy has longest ban list in the history, whenever he stream's trolls start trolling him in his stream.. Some trolls even pay to his team mates to troll him during gameplay, other's create funny name account to troll him and also write trolling comment. Being a mod for him must be a full time job and a workout.. lol

i think this guy's content are very trendy.. people love to watch him getting trolled. If anyone able to upload his content, you can get lot of views within few hours.

This guy wingsofredemption giving trolls some gold content's to all those trolls youtuber's and this trolls are uploading his twitch content and monetizing on yt and earning money through youtube very easily.

this are the troll youtuber who uploads his twitch content but still got not a single copyright strike or demonetised..
1. SeanRanklin
2. leen
and there are many more you can search youtube just type " wings of redemption"


so my question...

guys dont you think using someone content is against youtube ToS? how they are able to upload long videos without strike and getting monetised?

 

[Topg338]

Maybe he is uploading them himself using different YT accounts.

 

[BeingEric]

Maybe he is uploading them himself using different YT accounts.

Not possible.. Because trolls are stealing his content from twitch stream and uploading it on youtube... i think you should watch few videos of him search "sean ranklin" while watching video do read comment section also its too funny...this guy is very famous troll he got shout out to from WWE main event. A subscriber given shout to sean ranklin.

wingsofredemption guy is so funny because he keeps banning people whoever gives him advice or vice versa.

 

[Akuchi]

They're able to reupload twitch clips on YouTube and monetize it because those videos aren't present anywhere on YouTube yet. There are a TON of people that do this in my main niche and they get channels to over 100K subs using Twitch highlights.

The channels do sometimes get demonetized for repetitive content and occasionally the streamers will report the YouTubers that steal their content (although it is rare for YouTube to take their content down).

 

[xtitanium]

I've seen similar videos monetised in the past. There was 1000s of these channels around 6 months to a year ago but seems a lot of them are dying out.

Youtube are massively cracking down on content like this lately. I would say if you don't already have a monetisation enabled channel, not to bother. You won't get accepted into the partner program with only twitch highlights videos.

Looks like a lot of the twitch channels have switched to tik tok videos as well lately. Though you cant monetise these either it would seem, they look to be selling t shirts and other random shit.

 

[albxrindi]

Hi BHW,

Did anyone heard about a twitch streamer named "Wingsofredemption" a.k.a jordan jordie? . because this guy has longest ban list in the history, whenever he stream's trolls start trolling him in his stream.. Some trolls even pay to his team mates to troll him during gameplay, other's create funny name account to troll him and also write trolling comment. Being a mod for him must be a full time job and a workout.. lol

i think this guy's content are very trendy.. people love to watch him getting trolled. If anyone able to upload his content, you can get lot of views within few hours.

This guy wingsofredemption giving trolls some gold content's to all those trolls youtuber's and this trolls are uploading his twitch content and monetizing on yt and earning money through youtube very easily.

this are the troll youtuber who uploads his twitch content but still got not a single copyright strike or demonetised..
1. SeanRanklin
2. leen
and there are many more you can search youtube just type " wings of redemption"
The content is on twitch so when you upload it on youtube it looks like original content because no one has copyright about it
Same things happen with fortnite twitch stremers but not with fortnite yt streamers!
Understand?

so my question...

guys dont you think using someone content is against youtube ToS? how they are able to upload long videos without strike and getting monetised?