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She later retracted this statement, stating

Nah nah nah nah. Nah nah nah nah.

Well, since you're here, these are my RES tags for you and your brother

This puts me in a weird mental position, because there was no way to use YouTube without networks for some content creators (such as signed musicians), when it's clearly a valuable marketing tool. I don't think it's fair to blame them when they were vital in allowing access to a platform that some otherwise wouldn't have.

It's easy to say they made the problem worse, but this would never have gotten fixed if the networks hadn't started using those loopholes, because this anger would never have been generated without the sudden loss of that platform.

Or I'm not seeing some vital part of this issue, and since you're actually involved with YouTube you'd be pretty capable of trashing my argument.

https://i.imgur.com/PRcNuXq.png

It's the hover-text for the sub logo too.

What's your favourite part of the music production process?