This Guy Is Ruining YouTube...

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  @SomeOrdinaryGamers · 3 years ago · pinned

  Check out the newest podcast episode: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr1nzyprHIQ">https://youtu.be/vr1nzyprHIQ</a>

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  @InternetAnarchist · 3 years ago

  Thanks for sharing my situation, I&apos;m glad the relentless copyright system abuse is getting the attention it deserves.<br><br>YouTube said Adin Ross retracted the claim and I&apos;m waiting to see if YouTube will hand out any punishments.

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  @Parzival.UltimateGamer · 3 years ago

  The fact that YouTube hasn&apos;t gotten a major lawsuit because of the abusing of the copyright strike system is insane.

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  @BallisticWistfully · 3 years ago

  YouTubers like Adin abusing the copyright system will never fail to outperform the circus

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  @CollapsibleEntities · 3 years ago

  Aiden looks at copyright abuse like he looks at a chair Andrew Tate&apos;s sat in

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  @OmegaLemons · 3 years ago

  Adin Ross is the epitome of a man-child

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  @orelpuppington5846 · 3 years ago

  Every day, people like Adin Ross are prime examples that show that not everybody deserves to have a platform.

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  @Anemiuh · 3 years ago

  Adin Ross fans acknowledging that he&apos;s scamming them but don&apos;t do anything about it goes to show how brain dead some of his fan base are

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  @BBeyond_edits · 3 years ago

  Every time I hear about Adin Ross my opinion of him gets worse and worse. I don’t get how it’s possible. Like I’ve never heard of him doing anything good.

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  @Bluedrake42 · 3 years ago

  That&apos;s super funny that I was mentioned in this video. Yes. I absolutely did have to ultimately create my own game as a way to not get copyright striked by malicious developers. The fact that creators like myself have to resort to such extreme measures to avoid such absurd exploitation is insane lol but on a positive note, I do appreciate that it pushed me to get into game development. However, I think the main thing these malicious developers need to understand... is that they can and will be replaced if they continue doing this to creators.

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  @lezlienewlands1337 · 3 years ago

  The most infuriating thing is that there&apos;s no repercussions or penalties for false claims, unless it gets dragged to court (which oftentimes is financially out of reach of the small guy). If there&apos;s no penalty or risk hanging over submitting false claims, it leaves the door open for abuse.

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  @KeebeThePlush · 3 years ago

  There isn’t too many true villains on YouTube but the ones like adin ross who abuse systems on YouTube are an absolute menace to society

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