Should You Remove Copyright Claims On YouTube?

I got the question recently about whether or not you should remove copyright claims on your YouTube channel.

Personally, I don’t play around with copyright at all! Whether its a copyright strike or a copyright claim, I want nothing to do with that.

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  • [00:00] – Should You Remove Copyright Claims On YouTube?
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Should you leave a copyright claim on your YouTube channel? First of all, YouTube takes copyright super seriously.

So copyright claim is when another content creator can come along and say that you’ve actually taken parts or the whole piece of content from their YouTube channel. That claim does not affect your entire channel yet.

It’s only going to be affecting the video where the copyright claim is actually being stated. Copyright strike, you should take super seriously because as you can get your entire channel shut down for that copyright strike.

Especially if you have repeated offenses over and over again. The copyright claim, if you get up to 50 copyright claims on your YouTube channel, that can equal up to one copyright strike.

So it’s really important that any time you see anything on your channel that says copyright claim, copyright strike take it seriously. Because keeping that on your channel can actually cause you some pretty long term problems.

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1,428 thoughts on “Should You Remove Copyright Claims On YouTube?”

    • @Motherhood Meditation you either delete the entire video or trim the video to trim out the copyright portion. This can be done in YouTube. I’ll be releasing a shirt that talks all about this. 🦄

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    • @Awareness Meditation you either delete the entire video or trim the video to trim out the copyright portion. This can be done in YouTube. I’ll be releasing a shirt that talks all about this. 🦄

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    • ​@Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly will the copyright number go down like for example, u had 3 and u deleted the whole video u will have 2 because u already deleted a copyrighted vid?

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  1. Yeah, I had almost ten but I deleted those and replaced them with videos of my own sound. Thanks, this helped a lot.

    Edit: rip my notifications😭

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly
      yes but all my videos are copyrighted pretty much when I give credit on most of them.

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    • @Jxyllce that’s fair. Just know that you might have to dispute it to YouTube, and they may or may not accept it. If you get 50 copyright claims it’s possible to get a copyright strike. So be prepared to dispute if you continue.

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    • @Jxyllce not sure what you mean. I think you’re asking about the copyright strike. A copyright strike can result in you losing your YouTube channel. They can also block you from certain features for a while. It just depends on what YouTube/Google want to do.

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  2. I got to copyright claim but my videos are a trend that’s going around. I took the videos down does anything happen? When you get three?

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    • So if it’s a trend and you got a copyright claim, it’s most likely because that sound is a song that you need to find on the YouTube platform. You are protected from copyrighted sounds as long as it’s not from an outside source other than YouTube. I made a video about this exact thing.

      If you receive 50 copyright claims that you do nothing about, you can receive a copyright strike. If you delete them, you are fine. Hope that helps! ❤️

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    • @GabbyNight got it! If it’s not the sound, it could be that you are using clips from someone else? I would analyze your video and ask yourself if there is something that is taken from another creator. Is this a YouTube short? Or is it long form content? There are a great many reasons that this might be happening. So looking at your content with an analytical mind will help. 🦄

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    • @GabbyNight☆ got it! If it’s not the sound, it could be that you are using clips from someone else? I would analyze your video and ask yourself if there is something that is taken from another creator. Is this a YouTube short? Or is it long form content? There are a great many reasons that this might be happening. So looking at your content with an analytical mind will help. 🦄

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly my videos are cringe and there not shorts btw you can do whatever you want 🙂

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    • @GabbyNight So most likely it’s because you have taken some form of content from another creator and YouTube is recognizing that. You can dispute it, but make sure nothing is from another creator. ❤️

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    • @GabbyNight☆ So most likely it’s because you have taken some form of content from another creator and YouTube is recognizing that. You can dispute it, but make sure nothing is from another creator. ❤️

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  3. What does the + sign mean next to a number? Does that just mean it’s just a warning? Also thank you this video helped a lot to help me understand.

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    • @AimbotGuy yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @AimBotGod yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @Universal Chad yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @IamNotMad yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @PsychoEdits yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @UzumakiEdits yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @midzumaki_Edits yes. You will want to find royalty free music. Otherwise you will run into this problem.

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    • @AimbotGuy depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @AimBotGod depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @Universal Chad depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @IamNotMad depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @LoL depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @PsychoEdits depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @UzumakiEdits depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • @midzumaki_Edits depends on if you’re using copyright music or not. I made a video on how to bypass this. Basically if YouTube has that sound, you should use that sound from YouTube instead of another place. Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • Yes. You will want to either delete them or edit out the copyright section if you know where it is. Sound or picture can be copyright.

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    • ​@Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly
      I just made a video yesterday and it say copyright claim,but I haven’t copied anyone :/
      Me and my friend were just having a contest 🙁
      How do I fix it????

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  4. this is urgent so anyone please answer this as fast as you can. my most recent video says it has a copyright claim. should i just delete the video?
    update: i did delete it. is that bad?

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    • So depending on the kind of video. If it’s a short it’s most likely copyrighted music. Delete the whole thing. If it’s long for video, then see if you can figure out if there is a part of the video you can delete that has the offensive part. If you can’t figure it out, then delete the entire thing. You don’t want copyrighted videos on your channel. Hope that helps! ❤️

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly
      yes, thank you so much! but another question, will that copyrighted video (that i deleted) still affect my channel even though i deleted it?

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  5. I EVEN DID NOT COPY BUT IT JUST SAYS “COPYRIGHT CLAIM⚠️” ON YOUTUBE WHYYYYY PLEASE REMOVE THIS YOUTUBE WE DIDNT EVEN COPY😭😭😭😭

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    • You can dispute it. There are ways to go about that. However, YouTube doesn’t normally grant stuff like that from my experience. I don’t know anything about your video. However, ask yourself if you used a mainstream sound in the background. It could be that. Or even if in your video, their is a sound around you that is mainstream that could be copyright. Just some things to think about. ❤️

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    • Did you check to see if YouTube had an explanation for this? They are pretty good at having explanations. Try hovering over that. I have a feeling it’s warning you about your copyright in your video again. 🦄❤️

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    • Just found this in the YouTube help. I knew they had an explanation somewhere. That symbol means that YouTube AI has found harmful content. Meaning something that incites harmful or dangerous activity.

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  6. I put music in my shorts, and the copyright claims say that the owners allow it, and there are no restrictions. Does it still mean at 50 I’ll get a strike though?

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly No, just under restrictions it says there is a copyright claim. It knows what the song is, but says there is no impact on the video. It also says my channel is not affected.

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    • @DracoY4L well if that message is from YouTube, I would go with it. If it’s not from YouTube, then I would be careful.

      You just have to remember that you are borrowing YouTubes platform. You don’t own the space. Hopefully that helps! ❤️

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  7. For monetisation you need 1k subs and 10 mil view within 90 days. Say if I get a copyright claim on one of my videos does the views still count?

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    • A copyright claim will not affect the overall health of your channel. A copyright strike will. Receive 50 claims and you will receive a strike.

      As a side note if you want to monetize with long form content it’s much easier. 1k subs and 4,000 watch hours. If you mix your channel with both, you will easily get there. Just FYI. 😉

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly so If I have a Copyright claim on a video, does the watch time hours on that video still count towards my monetization goal?

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  8. I was drawing mimikyu from pokemon and I didn’t use any sound but it said copyright claimAnd now I’m dying and PANICKING so I deleted the video but Im still so afraid.any tips?

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  9. So i want to start making money on YT, but some of my videos have copyright claim on it.
    If i set those videos to private, will it still affect my channel?

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    • So the thing that stinks is that even if someone else did it, YouTube states that you can still get in trouble. 🤷🏼‍♀️ It’s YouTubes playground, we are just playing on it!

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  10. I honestly think Youtube should remove unfair copyright claims. I worked 7 hours on a one hour playlist and Youtube just set the visibility to ‘Blocked’. They should check if the description gives credits to the original artist, and based off that, decide whether to copyright claim the video.

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    • When you receive 50, you will get a copyright strike. So be mindful of that because a strike is serious. 🦄

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  11. my recent video, i uploaded it and not even 5 minutes after uploading it got a copyright claim. i used my own sound, my own photos and my own video. it happened to my first one aswell, can somebody please tell me what’s wrong?

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    • When you get 50 you will have a copyright strike which is serious. I would try and remove the parts of the video that are copyright or remove the whole video. 🦄

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  12. I have over 10, but since one copyright claim is equal to 50 claims, I need 150 claims to get my channel shutdown, but I think I’m good.

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    • There is something in there that YouTube sees as copyright. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Try testing the sound first. You can edit within the YouTube platform in case you didn’t know.

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    • @Anime Gacha edits you can use a video editor like KineMaster or FinalCut Pro to change that. I use KineMaster on my phone.

      If you’re doing a short, I recommend 9:16 view. That will always do better for you.

      For a long form video you should just shoot it in landscape mode. If you can’t, then use a video editor.

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    • @Genshin edits you can use a video editor like KineMaster or FinalCut Pro to change that. I use KineMaster on my phone.

      If you’re doing a short, I recommend 9:16 view. That will always do better for you.

      For a long form video you should just shoot it in landscape mode. If you can’t, then use a video editor.

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    • So I use cap cut to make my edits so they are Already made so I just post them but they are not landscape so you can’t see the whole video

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    • You can either type in royalty free music on the internet and test using that. Or YouTube also has a lot of sounds either for shorts of long form content. Long form content music can be found in the editor app. I created a short to show you how to navigate this.

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    • You won’t generate revenue off of the video with the copyright claim. The rest of your channel should be fine. Just realize that 50 copyright claims equals one strike and this can affect your channel.

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  13. Copyright claims only happen to content that is inside of content id or when a copyright owner has access to the content id system and manually copyright claims your YouTube video

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    • That’s not fully true. Half true. YouTube’s AI can pick up on video content that is copyrighted.

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly or at least content that’s very similar to the original in their database like a cover song or an edited music video that shares a lot of content from a tv show or a movie

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly yeah content id scans every video uploaded to youtube and checks it against an enormous database of copyrighted content if there’s a match your video will get a copyright claim but even with music videos it can mostly just be copyright claimed because of the song and not the official music video unless you use a large potion of or heck even the entire music video

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  14. Hi 👋 I messed up I wasn’t thinking 💭 because Halloween 🎃 and all and did 2 or 3 videos inside spirit Halloween. I’m new at this well I do have another channel and I have never had a copyright claim I was so shocked 😳 to see that. I’m not going to be able to be monetized am I on this channel? Should I take those videos down ? Their really cool 😎 with the Halloween 🎃 costumes and all. Or how do I edit ✍️ it to add in different music 🎵 I don’t know what to do

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    • You can’t monetize those videos most likely. The channel is fine. If you receive 50 claims you will get a strike and that’s a big problem.

      If you go to the video that has the claim and then go to the left hand side bar, there is a tab called editor. You can edit your uploaded video that way.

      Hope it helps!

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    • @Gabby’s Garden you can just delete them. You can also edit like I explained. ❤️ Depends on what you want to do! 🦄

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  15. I got a copyright claim on my video today. And I was wondering, can you use the music from CapCut? Cuz I think that’s why I got a copyright claim.

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    • I haven’t tested music from CapCut, but sound is one of the biggest reasons for copyright claims. You can test it and swap out sounds to see. 🦄

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    • Yes technically. I would just be careful with that line because who’s to say that YouTube doesn’t add to that list constantly. Best just to watch your copyright as much as possible.

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    • @Jake Toronto 66 not sure what you mean by this.

      It’s pretty safe to say that if you use music that is royalty free or public domain and you won’t have trouble. 🦄

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  16. Hi! I have only 8 copyright claims on my channel. I haven’t delete it yet cause when I upload, it says the copyright owner allows me to use the claim content which is why I not delete it yet cause I think it’s okay. But after learning about copyright stuff, I kinda worried about my channel termination due to copyright claims. Certain copyright videos I can edit using YouTube Tools by muting or trimming but some doesn’t have any options at all. So my question to you is that, should I delete all of them or just let it be in my channel? What should I do? 🥺

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    • Unfortunately there is no clear cut answer here. If it says copyright claim on your channel where the restrictions are, I would tread lightly. At the end of the day, the YouTube AI is what will issue copyright strikes after reaching 50 claims. You can try to dispute it, but Google and YouTube are not always easy to do back and forth with. Most of the time when I have an issue on my account, I just have to suck it up with Google. They aren’t the easiest company to fix issues with. That’s just my experience. 🦄

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly Okay. I understand what you mean. If that’s the case, I’ll just leave it on my channel instead. And if possible I don’t dare to dispute it either because the video that has a copyright claim on my channel is not mine. So if I dispute it, most likely they will copyright strike to my channel which will be more problematic. So for the safety of my channel, I just leave it alone and do nothing. I think doing it that way is safer. After all my copyrighted videos are purely for entertainment purposes only and not for profit. So for me, I’m okay with it and the ad money will also go to the respective copyright owners fairly. Anyway, thanks for your explanation and help. Now I understand a little bit about copyright. It is very much appreciated. Thank you once again. 🙏😊

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    • @Taufik Rahman I would tread lightly with leaving it. Sounds like something you could have trouble with. Always your choice though. 🦄

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    • Copyright claims don’t mean you won’t get views. When you hit 50 you will receive a strike and at that point you will run into trouble.

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  17. Tysm I had a copyright one since I reposted something and I didn’t know if I should delete it cuz the vid didn’t get take down so ty 🙂

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    • ​@Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly oh and I have 2 questions so the first one is if I get a copyright and I delete it will the strike go away? And the second question is if I do get 50 strikes will I still be able to watch videos just not post?

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    • @randomvids._.120 there are copyright claims and copyright strikes. A copyright strike does not go off of your account if you delete the video. You have to wait 90 days, dispute it, or send a message to the copyright owner to dispute.

      A copyright claim can be edited or deleted and no longer have the claim on your account.

      When you receive 50 copyright claims, you receive a strike. You are required to go to copyright school and your video will be taken down automatically by YouTube. Your first strike is a big deal, but you have up to 3 strikes before you completely lose your entire account.

      Hopefully this helps and makes sense.

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  18. If i just got 2 claims and never get more of them can they ever become a strike or remove my video

    And if i get a takedown request can i edit my video
    if i got already the strike can i edit my video with YouTube editor of is it to late

    And the last one if i never getted a content id claim on my video can i still get a strike

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly
      Okay you get a strike for 90 days taths clear
      so if your get a strike you can still edit the video the video isnt gone yet , views?

      And can a content id claim become a strike like sombody monetize my video and after 3 months it dont get views anymore decied to change his claim in a strike?

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    • @Ambishush from what I understand, when you get a strike, they also remove the video for you. That last question is a very hypothetical specific detail that I’ve never seen YouTube specify.

      Moral of the story, create your own content. 🦄❤️

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    • @Ambishuhs from what I understand, when you get a strike, they also remove the video for you. That last question is a very hypothetical specific detail that I’ve never seen YouTube specify.

      Moral of the story, create your own content. 🦄❤️

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    • What do you mean “get it back?” If you have a copyright claim they don’t take the video down. A copyright strike will be removed though. As far as what YouTube had said in their YouTube help section, it sounds like it’s permanent. Unless you get it appealed. I’ve personally never gotten that far. I’ve only ever had copyright claims.

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    • If it’s a copyright claim it won’t hurt you if it’s sits on your account for a while. It will start to hurt you if you keep accumulating up to 50 claims.

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    • If it’s a copyright claim then yes you can. It won’t affect you. Copyright strikes automatically get taken down and will stay a strike on your account for 90 days.

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  19. I deleted my two copyright claims and I really wanted to go live for my first time and it didn’t let me and it still said I had a strike for some reason. And I only had two copyrights in my life, so that’s why I got so confused because you said over to 50.

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    • @MY WORLD no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @MY WORLD and owleez no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Marshae sanchez no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Marshae girl no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Eli the roblox elf no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Eli the rob no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Marshae’s edits no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Rainbow dragon no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Ur fav gurl no. A strike is on your channel for 90 days. You also have to attend copyright school. All of this is outlined in this YouTube help section posted here. 😀

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly
      Well I uhh
      I Upload a certain video and it have copyrights in it
      But…
      I see this ⚠️ symbol on the video (it si located in the placement words for the words * copyright claim * )

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  20. Question how would you edit out the copyrighted music if we get a copyright claim, if we already uploaded and edited the short? Or video but I mainly post shorts

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    • You can use the YouTube editor to edit after you upload. I’ve never done this with shorts though. Might be more difficult than a long form video.

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  21. A copyright claim will not adversely affect your youtube channel’s ability to post new videos but there’s no limit on how many copyright claims you can get on your channel

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  22. A copyright claim or multiple copyright claims will not adversely affect your YouTube channel’s ability to live stream and uploading new videos, whereas a copyright strike will remove your video from YouTube and if you get 3 copyright strikes your channel will be subject to termination and copyright strikes happen when a copyright owner reports your video for copyright infringement manually

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    • Yep. You’re not wrong. Unless you receive 50 copyright claims. Then YouTube states you will receive a strike.

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  23. Ok but this is where the BS starts,I made a school project vid on my channel,using my own voice,it got claimed,I made a vid without using any music and just playing a game,claimed,me just playing fortnite,claimed for using a song even though I didn’t use ANY music.

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    • You can try editing first. That’s the best start.

      YouTube doesn’t specify this, but I would think the answer is no. I personally delete and move on.

      And truly the only time you get in trouble with claimed videos is when you receive 50 claims on your channel. That will get you a strike. Hopefully this helps!

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    • Good idea! Claims aren’t a big deal until you accumulate a lot. So better just to listen to the warning. ❤️

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    • One thing I want to mention is that a copyright claim is not a severe action. You need 50 for a strike. If you know you are doing everything right, you can send YouTube a message to correct this. Good luck!

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    • ​@Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly will that delete the number of copyright claims? For example I had 2 copyright claims or more and I decided to delete the ones I had copyright claims for then since I deleted those I have 0 copy righted claims , so even if u delete it, the copyright claim goes away and won’t be considered as a copyrighted claim anymore? It will go down if u delete the copyright claimed vids? Because I’m considering of deleting them

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    • @Ailee YouTube states that that doesn’t help you. Getting up to 50 copyright claims can result in a strike. So be careful.
      Google YouTube help and find copyright policies on the page that pops up.

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  24. Pay a music distributor to get your song into YouTube’s content iD system and say that you wanna put adverts on people’s videos that use it and still earn 100% of the revenue

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  25. If u make 💰 out of it, do u have to give it to the original creator??? And if u get lots of Copyright Strike could u go to Jail?

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    • Copyright Claims may affect monetization of that one video.

      3 Strikes can result in deletion of your channel. If a content creator wants to pursue legal actions against you and they win, there is a small potential for jail.

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  26. if the vedio is belong to me from other app like tik tok how i can prove it is mine to avoid copyright claim

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    • Just use a sound from the YouTube library instead of the sound from TikTok. I show you how to do this in another video🦄

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly thanks dear alot for your reply really appreciated

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  27. Yes the sound I use got copyright claimed but it says the owner allows the content to be used so is that still bad if I have 50 of those claims

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    • You can’t delete a copyright strike 🤔 Copyright strike becomes a legal takedown. And the repercussions stay on your channel for 90 days.

      A claim is a different story. I just either delete or edit those so that they won’t cause trouble. ❤️

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    • Unclear what your question is. Are you saying this is a restrictions? Check the YouTube help. They say what each restriction means.

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    • ​@Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly i know right, they just copyrighted my live and I didn’t have any audio from the video i was showing people about aged restricted, and how not everyone gets aged restricted for doing the same thing which is smoking weed. I was seeing that they don’t aged restricted music videos even if its promoting gun violence and drug culture and sex talk. But they want to cope my live, just by showing proof about aged restricted

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    • YouTube doesn’t specify. I personally edit, delete, or dispute because those are the things YouTube states to do.

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  28. This happened to me today!
    I used the audio from another video
    And I think the characters are familiar

    What should I do? Delete the vid?

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  29. please help me for advice.
    I made a YouTube video and it says copyright
    What!!
    I made that this morning round ten IN MY ROOM!
    And how did it get there?
    Who put it there?? I’m really confused 😢😢

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  30. Thanks you this is really helpful,. I got a claim on one of my videos but it let my spirit down I deleted the videoa after 3 days and now I’m so anxious of making content even though in YouTube studios it was listed that the owner allows the sound to be used on YouTube,and it’s fine.

    I was just not ok, please do you think everything is okay after i deleted it?

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    • It sounds like you got a copyright claim. Claims are no big deal. YouTube states to delete, edit, or dispute. Since you deleted, you’re good to go.

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  31. Thank you so much!!!!
    I’ve been so worried about my channel
    I’ve gotten 10 copyright claims
    I deleted them
    Is there anything I’m missing
    I don’t want my channel deleted 🥺

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  32. I’m still confused about my video I posted a edit and got copyright claimed instantly by using the song Rasputin by someone named SME

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  33. Hello, just saw this can u please help me. I uploaded a video and I can’t see what content I used that has gotten me the copyright claim. And it also says user allows it to be used on YouTube. Will it affect my monetisation of that video? And how do I see the part that has the copyright claim?

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    • There is no way to know exactly where the copyright claim is coming from. Most likely it’s the sound. Sounds like the content creator approved this sound though.

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    • @Miz_Twynkles🤩 I might send in a message to YouTube to dispute it so it wasn’t on my channel. That’s just me though. Do what feels right for you. 🦄❤️

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  34. Recently I got a copyright claim +1 even though the video was just me thanking my viewers for subs! YouTube, if you are reading this, PLEASE, make sure the claims are valid

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  35. I Cover sports and it’s difficult. I have 19 copy right claim videso out of 181 videos. Can copy right claim vids be deleted. By me before the 50 vids

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    • When you read the YouTube help/support it states that giving credit doesn’t mean that you won’t get a copyright claim. Their answer is to delete, dispute, or edit. 🦄

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    • @Video Marketing Unicorn – Karin Angelly alr but when I see other channels with the credits of the same person with the same clips how come they don’t get copyright claimed

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    • It’s your channel. You can choose what you want to do with it. ❤️ YouTube recommends that we either delete, edit, or dispute. However, like I said, it’s your choice 🦄

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  36. I made on lofi video and I got copyright, I edited that video , now it not shown copyright claim.
    But my question is , does it affect monetization ? Do I get money from that video?

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  37. Ok but like I am so confused cuz I make edits and I get copyrighted but idk why! And how do I make my own sound and my own vid, I make edits with my own ideas but I get copyrighted 😭 pls help idk why I get it so much!!!

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  38. Unlimited copyright claim allowed in youtube , the problem of copyright claim is that “you can’t earn google ads money form this video , copyright owner will get the all money of your video”

    But only there only “3 copyright strike” and your channel got block or terminated for permanently

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