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Does youtube not allow to monetise if a channel has content of 2 different niches ?

Can I get Dark Reeves skype id please ?

Can you please be more specific ?

Well, you add a frame which basically is some image (example an Avengers poster) covering half or three fourth of the entire screen. The video is played only on that remaining portion of the screen space (half or one fourth).

Well, I don't want to name the channel but a friend of mine monetised his channel towards the end of 2018. He got rights from local PR contacts and has 1.20 million subscribers as we speak, so I don't think it's impossible as long as you know how to beat the system.

Does it work?

May I know why you use a VPN ?

Does that mean you buy 'em subs and views to kickstart ?

Can you explain a lil in detail about 'em content ID bots ? Based on your example, what happens when you are flagged ?

So there is no way to enable monetisation with reused content I guess. Can this work - If I want to start a film trailers channel, can I use reused (film stuff) to gain like let's say 10k subs without monetising and then get licensed clips , trailers from local PR / marketing agency or something...

So youtube doesn't kick you out of YPP if you still uploaded reused content (without monetizing) ? It allows you to upload duplicate content as long as you don't monetize it alike how it allows you to do so before enabling monetisation ? And what do you mean by outsourced content ?

I'm still stuck at the first phase - trying to bypass the content ID system with reused content. Howd you pull that off ?

You were trying to monetise the new uploads as well ? I suppose they were reused content as well. How did you monetize your channel with 100% reused content in the first place ? It's been something impossible for me.

Does the system kick you outta the program even if you have turned off monetisation on those reused/copyright claimed videos ?

I've a noob question here. Let's say someone monetizes a channel and if, 1. some of their videos attract a copyright claim at a later stage and they aren't able to dispute it as it's reused content, can they just turn off monetisation in those videos without their monetisation getting disabled...

Usually you don't get a copyright strike on a trailer as strikes are manual claims. Content ID/copyright claim is automatic. You get these copyright claims even for trailers. Without permission from the Studios (content owners), you will not be able to monetize it.

Movie studios don't usually deal with channels with smaller audience. They require somewhere around 500,000+ subs.

I'm looking to create a film trailers channel. I need rights to do that .

I'm ready to pay them.