So, just to recap, despite having it explained to her
repeatedly, this is Fair Use according to Chantal:
1. You can't "copy" her video into your reaction video (I suppose she wants people to summarize or perhaps act out a recreation of her video -- but even then, I'm sure she'd be sufficiently offended to strike the video) and you can't use the whole thing (Fair Use is Fair Use and infringement is infringement; it actually doesn't matter if you use 1% or 100% -- as anyone who's been struck for having two seconds of music playing in their video can attest)
2. You can't monetize your commentary/critique (reality: as per YouTube's explainer video, depending on the exact situation monetization could make it less likely something is found to be Fair Use, but it's by no means an automatic disqualification)
3. You can't "defame" her (bear in mind, Chantal's definition of defamation is saying mean things or hurting her feelings in any way, including failing to validate her delusions)
4. If you tell yourself that points 1-3 are valid despite all evidence to the contrary, then you're acting "in good faith" and will face zero repercussions for abusing the DMCA system on YouTube
5. If you file a copyright claim and YouTube takes down the offending video, that means YouTube has agreed it's not Fair Use and you're totally justified in your actions (again, YouTube themselves take pains to try to explain that they aren't the ones who make that determination). It's a bit like how if you call CPS with some cockamamie allegation and they fulfill their legal obligation to investigate, it means your initial complaint was totally valid, no matter what.
6. If someone files a counter-notice that means it's suddenly not worth your time to take it to court (Chantal has a real problem putting her money where her mouth is -- though I suppose it's understandable, given how full her mouth usually is)
Have I missed anything?
On the other hand, she might finally be hitting the point where her nonsense finally spills over to her real life. Now that might be entertaining to watch.
She's already convinced herself that her diet and lifestyle have no impact on her health. Unlike her attempts to wear pants, there's no stretching involved in convincing herself that her temper tantrums will never have an impact on her channel or her real life.
It would be entertaining to see her reaction if her channel gets deleted though. Of course, it would be the final bit of fun for us, since I doubt she'll find another platform to complain about how she was driven off YouTube for "standing up for herself" and is now forced to do actual fetish videos in order to fund her fast food addiction. Though that
would be pretty funny.