Give it time, the whole series will be kid friendly and YouTube won't give two shits.
This is going to end up killing animation and other stuff on Youtube in general.
For some reason some people are still in denial, but YouTube is turning into cable television. Cable is on it's last legs, and over the last many few years YouTube has become a superpower in entertainment, hosting millions and millions of users. It's so completely and painfully obvious that advertisers from cable television are jumping ship and swimming to YouTube for salvation. Why is YouTube being so censored, with so many things being considered violent or out of their terms of service? Because it looks bad to advertisers. While YouTube used to be a haven for people to be creative, make content and videos that helped build the foundation of what the internet is today, it is now a dying medium where you don't make videos for fun, you make them for profit. It's not as if YouTube should be hyped to be such a pillar of the internet, I would say places like newgrounds and various imageboards contributed more to culture, but YouTube led the late 2000s and early 2010s. How YouTube works now explains everything, and we all know it, that's why the trending page is hot garbage and has no interesting content, it's the new popular cable channels. It's why comedian clips and sports games, why makeup and news and music are all pushed so far. That's the new thing, and advertisers want to drive their money grubbing roots into it and censor it so it can be for everyone. YouTube kids existing at all is a testament to that.
Music videos, movies, shows, and news - that is what YouTube is turning into.
And in this video they say that YouTube was never made for people under 13.
Man, I remember when cable television was the more sexy and violent alternative to regular network TV, does the Current Year version of everything really have to suck this bad?
Well holy shit are they this stupid. Earth to Youtube, your platform was never made for kids to begin with. All of the children's content would appear way later into the lifespan of your stupid platform.
Animators have started to do that already.
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Well hey I grew up with Newgrounds where I used to play games on it, watch neat animations, porn stuff, cool fan art and artwork, and so on.Animators have started to do that already.
Oney on Twitter
“youtube is such a fucking trainwreck. if your stuff is creative, upload it to https://t.co/EryUlzzFU8 . They won't remove your videos like a bunch of bitches”Brandon Turner has started putting his stuff on Newgrounds, and the Newgrounds Twitter is surprisingly active promoting other people’s cartoons.Newgrounds.com on Twitter
“The funni boys make a Kickstarter song in the classic @OneyPlays animated from @Wazzaldorp https://t.co/kquEWSugkw https://t.co/Y98pbeLYv9”
It’ll be hilarious if this actually makes Newgrounds relevant again.
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That was pretty much true. I suppose being such a new medium also was the case, though America did have the Hays Code which put a stop to complete adulterous affairs on the big screen for a number of years. Animation studios often had to be clever to get around such strict rules as such gags could get censored easily. The code only ended when the rating system was put in place in the late 60's.
The FTC (or was it FCC?) specifically told youtube not to use their rətarded artificial "intelligence" bullshit and just give uploaders a checkbox to mark whether something is suitable for kids or not. Youtube decided to be rətarded anyway, because there was never a situation they encountered that they didn't want to overthink, overcomplicate and utterly fuck up.
When even the government-owned trade federations are calling YouTube fuckups, that's when they should listen. But fuck the government, YouTube plays by its own rules!
