Youtube Partner Question

Jonezy

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Ok, so i have a youtube account with has all my music uploaded it to, over 410k views altogether and keep getting that message about becoming a partner as one of my videos has got like 130k views, but the song is a remix of Listen To Your Heart.

After reading the terms ive come across this

The basic guidelines are simple: for a video to be eligible, you must have worldwide distribution rights to everything in the video, and it must abide by our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.

Here are some specific examples of things that would make a video ineligible:

Your video contains content that you didn't create or get permission from its creator to use, such as:
music
video images
photographs or artwork
live event
video game footage
any other copyrighted content
Your video shows people from whom you did not get permission
Your video has content that would be inappropriate for children. We limit the YouTube Partnership Program to videos that can be shown to all age groups.
We take our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines seriously, and so should you. Let us help you profit from your videos rather than take them off the site by making sure they conform to these guidelines.

If your video does not conform to these guidelines, it may be removed from the site.

So im guessing as its a remix its against the terms, so its not even worth me applying as it could result in the video being removed right?
 
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