What's up everybody? Welcome to Creator Support, the show where we answer your questions.

Today we're talking about AI tools that we actually use, creative ways to market your brand or channel,

and we're going to be starting with the problem with plagiarism on YouTube.

All right, our first question comes from Ryan Trajan.

I really want to hear you guys talk about this concept of plagiarism and we see people copy titles and thumbnails off

the time and there's definitely it's okay to be inspired for sure but recently uh someone has tweeted me

a guy who made a short is when copying my short word for word and also the plot that genuinely

happened in my real life but then he copied the plot.

And it just felt so weird,

and I was kind of just, like, bummed out by it.

But Libby's thoughts on plagiarism,

how do we stop this?

What are your thoughts on it?

Like, how do you think people should approach it?

Like, young creators who are trying

to succeed and are looking at a lot of replication that's happening across the whole platform.

How would you advise someone?

Everybody gets started, inspired by their favorite creator, for sure sure i think it's totally fun i was inspired

by code to code do commentary videos alone them to death i don't do those anymore i think that's the

biggest thing is like being able to see things is like can i be inspired by it and then do i actually

have a goal of building my own thing and like being my own personal line or am i only doing this

motivated by money because i really thought about that short that I saw and it genuinely found like a cover.

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