Sweating bullets! You ever hear that term before basically means extreme anxiety.

Today I am going to highlight three channels that have been removed by their

multi-channel network. I'll give you a brief understanding of what a multi-channel

network is and why it's important. And then provide you with some speculation on

what I think is happening. But suffice it to say I think YouTube is currently in a

downward spiral. I am not confident about my ability to produce in the platform.

And I think this is reflected by other high-profile creators. Ultimately I think

if the if things keep going the way they're going there is either going to be a

huge collapse of this independent video making community, this culture, or there

has to be some kind of alternative. I already put my videos up on several

different websites including mines.com that's m-i-n-d-s.com slash Timcast. So go

subscribe there if you are concerned about losing access to my content because

I certainly am. This is my job. But today's video is about the new YouTube

Blacklist, the change in YouTube policies, and why I think this might actually

start the end of YouTube as a viable platform for independent creation.

Before we get started, make sure you go to my YouTube page YouTube.com slash

Timcast, click subscribe, and click the little bell. And this is kind of new. Now

you have to click all. They made it even harder for you to get notifications.

It's absolutely ridiculous. YouTube just seems to get worse and worse. And this

video is about, well, YouTube getting worse. So stay tuned for that. But regardless

of what happens on YouTube or any other platform, I will always post to my

Patreon, assuming Patreon still exists in the future. So if you want to support

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