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Hello yes I would be interested. Let's talk through messages.

do you have discord? Maybe you can contact him there so he can explain it. The issue mainly has to do with him figuring out how everything works from the developer he's using.

Great. I myself am trying to do something similar to you except I know nothing about coding so I have developer working on creating the reddit bot for me but he's been facing some issues while creating it.

Yeah copyright claim method still works. Im still making passive income every month from it even though I havent needed to use it since like February of this year. You just gotta be careful not to abuse it(dont upload videos every single day using it) and making sure you dont get too many views...

I think he's referring to a channel like this: https://www.youtube.com/c/HooperHighlights00 channels that upload game highlights to sports matches. Btw I would recommend you buy monetized channels to do this. YPP has been very strict lately and has been demontizing/rejecting channels left and...

My channel is monetized now :) but yeah I agree. I know of other people using it and they too have gotten their payments frozen and they were making over $5k a month from it. I think Distrokid has some kind of alert system where if you bring in a certain amount of revenue(anything over 6k) they...

Yeah the key word is find out. I know a channel that's been using distrokid for over a year now and they still havent dealt with any issues. I personally made $2k from distrokid and didnt deal with payments being frozen.

80 percent. distrokid takes 20.

Another thing you guys are saying that's incorrect"the channel has to be monetized." No it doesnt. I've been using the copyright claim method for a while now with two different channels and none of them are monetized. It is true though that you need at least 1k subs.

That's not really how the copyright claim method works. You dont have to create any new channels.... The music channels on youtube are auto generated. That's all im gonna say.

Wondering the same thing....

no u dont have to but i recommend making a new song like once every 5-6 months

joke's on you i actually ended up getting paid :)

@RUZE

Just dont be an idiot by abusing the method. Also try to make sure that you wont make too much money(over 3k) so you dont get flaggged. I got paid $1.5k this month from Distrokid and it was from a 3 minute video that got 450k views. Im pretty sure my channel has crazy high cpm lol so I dont...

Like you guys know all those channels that post videos of instagram girls that are hot and stuff like that? Well i was wondering would it be worth it to monetize those videos with copyright claiming music or not? What do you guys think? I feel like the cpm would be low right?

The other guy doesnt seem to have any clue what youre talkng about so I'll help you out. I've been using the copyright claim method for a while now and have a lot of knowledge about it. The answer to your question is yes you would be able to copyright claim shorts videos but the issue is because...

Now distro companies are freezing payments if anyone makes at least 1k maybe even less from using the copyright claim method for Youtube videos. The copyright claim method was the perfect solution for channels that are demonetized. Thanks to the geniuses out there that have been abusing it, now...

Does anyone here have a Reddit TTS channel? If so can you set me up with the bot that you use to make your videos? Im not talking about the speech bot but the bot that is capable of compiling comments from reddit posts and forming a video.