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YouTube automatically demonetizes videos with certain phrases, TikTok probably does something similar. So continuously shouting “COVID vaccines don’t work” to t

by otikik 4y ago

YouTube automatically demonetizes videos with certain phrases, TikTok probably does something similar. So continuously shouting “COVID vaccines don’t work” to the camera until they stop recording could be an option. If they get pissed, tell them that you are just doing a TikTok.

scbrg 4y ago
"Free Tibet" and "Stand with Hong Kong" might work :)
- BizarroLand 4y ago
  "Taiwan Number 1, Tienanmen Square April 15, 1989" would also be plausible key words to shut down and tiktok clout said recorders might receive.
jasonhansel 4y ago
Better yet, start playing copyrighted music so that YouTube will automatically remove the video. (Cops are known to do this to prevent videos of them from being spread online.)
- bdw5204 4y ago
  There's only one problem: You have to pick the right song that will actually get the video taken down by YouTube rather than just get the ad revenue sent to the copyright holder. YouTube is filled with videos of cops failing to pick the right song to stop a recording.
  - netsharc 4y ago
    Hahaha, what a dystopian reality! Related to NPCs, this is like having a sonic weapon in a video game, but its behavior is flaky; you have to load it with the correct bullet.
  - genewitch 4y ago
    I haven't tried this idea, yet, however: it should be possible to use mixdown -> stem AI/ML models to completely remove the "recognizable" part of the song to an algorithm, leaving only the "vocals" portion. I know experimentally youtube nearly immediately deletes/unlists a few artists' songs, which i suppose one could use to test the theory.
    - bhj 4y ago
      Definitely possible; for example: https://github.com/deezer/spleeter https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
      - genewitch 4y ago
        Yes, this (spleeter) is specifically what i was thinking of. I have to try it again, the version i have is a couple years old and there is a lot of artifacting. I also happen to have a fairly large library of stems, which i could probably use to train the model some more.
- lern_too_spel 4y ago
  YouTube will just monetize the video for whoever holds the performance rights for the music instead of taking it down.
ALittleLight 4y ago
I would assume the kids are just doing it for Internet points, not money. Shouting like that is more likely to get you viral.

by otikik 4y ago

scbrg 4y ago

"Free Tibet" and "Stand with Hong Kong" might work :)

BizarroLand 4y ago
"Taiwan Number 1, Tienanmen Square April 15, 1989" would also be plausible key words to shut down and tiktok clout said recorders might receive.

jasonhansel 4y ago

Better yet, start playing copyrighted music so that YouTube will automatically remove the video. (Cops are known to do this to prevent videos of them from being spread online.)

bdw5204 4y ago
There's only one problem: You have to pick the right song that will actually get the video taken down by YouTube rather than just get the ad revenue sent to the copyright holder. YouTube is filled with videos of cops failing to pick the right song to stop a recording.
- netsharc 4y ago
  Hahaha, what a dystopian reality! Related to NPCs, this is like having a sonic weapon in a video game, but its behavior is flaky; you have to load it with the correct bullet.
- genewitch 4y ago
  I haven't tried this idea, yet, however: it should be possible to use mixdown -> stem AI/ML models to completely remove the "recognizable" part of the song to an algorithm, leaving only the "vocals" portion. I know experimentally youtube nearly immediately deletes/unlists a few artists' songs, which i suppose one could use to test the theory.
  - bhj 4y ago
    Definitely possible; for example: https://github.com/deezer/spleeter https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
    - genewitch 4y ago
      Yes, this (spleeter) is specifically what i was thinking of. I have to try it again, the version i have is a couple years old and there is a lot of artifacting. I also happen to have a fairly large library of stems, which i could probably use to train the model some more.
lern_too_spel 4y ago
YouTube will just monetize the video for whoever holds the performance rights for the music instead of taking it down.

ALittleLight 4y ago

I would assume the kids are just doing it for Internet points, not money. Shouting like that is more likely to get you viral.