That dreaded thing you want to see on your YouTube channel. Usually, your YouTube channel gets a copyright strike by uploading a video with a copyrighted song or movie in it and YouTube takes that video down.
by Minecraft1238 January 9, 2019
by J_el August 29, 2020
a person who repeatedly remembers songs from lame soundtracks or reality show instead of their true form
Goofus: I love that song Takin it to the Streets that Taylor Hicks sings
Gallant: That song is by the Doobie Brothers
Goofus: Who the hell is that
Gallant: You are such a Copyright Flamer
Gallant: That song is by the Doobie Brothers
Goofus: Who the hell is that
Gallant: You are such a Copyright Flamer
by KittyKatBigBoi January 2, 2009
20th Century Fox or (not as much these days) Viacom. They won't allow anything that's theirs on YouTube unless it's something official or poor quality.
Want to know the reason why there are no montage parodies of shows like Family Guy?
Blame the copyright nazis at Fox!
Blame the copyright nazis at Fox!
by Choof Koof June 16, 2015
Person 1:I made a video but it got deleted because of the copyright system since i used W.A.P as my song plus with porn! Person 2: Maybe it's because the porn thing.
by spicydorito_animationsboi March 6, 2021
He stole that regardless of copyright when it’s obviously not his, a perfect example of copyright incringement...
by Williamspeakspere May 28, 2021
Copyright strikes are warnings given to YouTubers for playing a song that is copyrighted or using copyrighted content.
A strike given to YouTubers for one of the three reasons:
- Stolen content
- Someone playing "ITS RAINING TACOS" and being an annoying little rat that you want to stomp its skull out
- Your channel being hacked and YouTube having no common sense
A strike given to YouTubers for one of the three reasons:
- Stolen content
- Someone playing "ITS RAINING TACOS" and being an annoying little rat that you want to stomp its skull out
- Your channel being hacked and YouTube having no common sense
by le oof January 18, 2021