An account with many followers that steals original content and passes it off as their own, often for the sole purpose of monetary gain. Content Vultures gain a following by reposting content that has already become popular.
This type of account can be found on any site but is most successful on sites like twitter and instagram, where viewers often share posts without checking the source.
Synonym: reposter
Hypernym of TweetDecker (see TweetDecking)
This type of account can be found on any site but is most successful on sites like twitter and instagram, where viewers often share posts without checking the source.
Synonym: reposter
Hypernym of TweetDecker (see TweetDecking)
by homograph May 13, 2020
Get the Content Vulturemug. Bullcrap system that Audible Magic developed for YouTube to use on its site. The goal of Content ID is to prevent piracy. Instead, it limits the user by automatically treating them as a criminal, even when said copyrighted material is being used under fair use.
The extent of Content ID can do is up to the copyright holder. Viacom was one of the first companies to use Content ID after they sued YouTube for mass piracy. One of the methods is blocking reuploads of their material, which is usually done by major film studios and music labels. Other times, it's used to leech money off a YouTuber. One of the biggest reasons why it's hated is preventing users from monetizing videos. The average wait time to remove a Content ID claim can range from within 24 hours to an upward 90 days, with the longest being in the appeal and counter-notification processes.
The extent of Content ID can do is up to the copyright holder. Viacom was one of the first companies to use Content ID after they sued YouTube for mass piracy. One of the methods is blocking reuploads of their material, which is usually done by major film studios and music labels. Other times, it's used to leech money off a YouTuber. One of the biggest reasons why it's hated is preventing users from monetizing videos. The average wait time to remove a Content ID claim can range from within 24 hours to an upward 90 days, with the longest being in the appeal and counter-notification processes.
Nearly 10,000 companies use Content ID. A majority of them are on behalf of industry giants who know nothing about Fair Use.
by The Real Driller August 25, 2022
Get the Content IDmug. Player-made content for games, for example The Sims. Can be made with content creator programs by the developer, or player-made programs.
by Simmerann September 8, 2008
Get the custom contentmug. by fortnite go brr brr September 27, 2020
Get the kids contentmug. Any type of image, video, gif or content made or shared to disturb, disgust and traumatize the viewer. Majority of them being stuff considered bizarre, horrid and painfully wrong in the real world.
-Watch this livestream clip --> (link)
(The Shock Content was the Ronnie McNutt suicide)
-wtf why did his head split up like that
-idk are you a snowflake
(The Shock Content was the Ronnie McNutt suicide)
-wtf why did his head split up like that
-idk are you a snowflake
by BalOrbOvrBob July 11, 2021
Get the Shock Contentmug. by Relatable Content May 3, 2018
Get the Relatable Contentmug. Not jackfilms
by NotJackFilms May 6, 2018
Get the good contentmug.