So this is why I got a copyright strike on my YouTube channel.

What it means, I'm canceling my next two streams, by the way,

and why I'm not going to try to sue Joel Osteen or his church over the issue.

I'm also going to share a personal message to Joel Osteen at the end of this video,

and I hope that he has a chance to listen to it and just think about what I have to share with him.

So here's a quick update just to catch people up.

They may not really know about kind of the issues that have been happening around my channel

and around this video I made.

So on November 3rd, I made a video about Joel Osteen evaluating his teachings.

My goal was to kind of like explain his teaching methodology so that people could better understand

what was happening with his teachings, not just to criticize.

In fact, I was intending to champion whenever he made a good point and point out and explain

the problems with whenever there was something that was a problem.

The video was called analyzing a typical Joel Osteen sermon.

And within a few days of that video going up live in November,

it was immediately copyright claimed by liquid church.

And they claimed it, but only asked for the money.

They asked for all the ad revenue that would come in through the video.

And I didn't care.

I thought that was funny actually.

And I don't really care that much.

So that was fine.

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