YouTube's golden age, built on the backs of independent creators, seems to be over. Matt Taylor, a seasoned veteran of YouTube, has accused the platform of failing creators by dumping channels based on malicious copyright and harassment strikes by jealous YouTube rivals and trolls. Taylor's cutting edge material has earned him an army of loyal and dedicated fans, but his channels have been cruelly wiped out from under his feet. Taylor has now vowed to never go live on YouTube again, instead, preferring to concentrate on stand-up comedy, dumping YouTube for Rumble, Facebook, Twitter, and Bitchute to test his material and upload videos. Many creators have faced similar issues with YouTube, leading to feelings of abandonment, exclusion and mental health issues. YouTube needs to address the concerns of creators and provide a solution to their problems. Otherwise, more creators like Matt Taylor will leave the platform, and YouTube will lose its unique identity.
MattTaylorTV! Is too hot for Youtube to handle. Find me on Twitter, Rumble, Facebook and Bitchute.
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