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Delay- Cowboy Bebop won’t quite be done by typical posting time tomorrow. Xander was very busy all weekend finishing Project Hail Mary and I believe his edit is flawless.

Oops- I didn’t realize until 12 hours later that the edit for The Nice Guys didn’t go up with the full length. Here I thought I was giving you guys a double dose of Ryan Gosling and you just got a single dose! That will be up at 6 AM PDT 😅

Exclusive- we’ve been getting hit with a lot of music claims lately, some that are threatening strikes and takedowns, which is not very typical. The only way really to combat this is to not have any music at all appear in any of the reactions. I hate that it feels hollow and soulless. So Xander made an edit where the music was still included for Project Hail Mary! This is a direct embedded upload into Patreon, YouTube can’t do a thing about it 😈. Enjoy!

Comments

Michael Siegel

Music companies seem to have crossed a rubicon from "stupidly aggressive" to "batcrap insane" on copyright claims

Over50Gamer

Not just music, but companies like Netflix and Studio Ghibli are also going apeshit with the copyright hammer. They have no love of fair use whatsoever.

Chet Brusk

YouTube is the problem. YouTube indulges anti-fair-use behavior to the detriment of all.

The Casual Deathworlder

Yeah, this is why I don't put music in my videos...and when music IS called for (sadly, as a narrator I don't have any control over that), my unfortunate viewers get to listen to the dulcet tones of MY horrible singing voice...

The Casual Deathworlder

Sadly it's not even mostly the music companies. There is a plague of people out there filing frivolous claims on other peoples behalf.

Matt Jones

Amaze Amaze at Xander Fist my Bump!!

Michael Siegel

I've won appeals on YouTube. But, AFAICT those go through the party claiming copyright and depends on how reasonable they are (e.g., MGM claimed, released and then reclaimed Spaceballs a year later). YouTube seems to want to be neutral instead of taking the side of the people who, you know, *create their content.* Rick Beato has said he has a full-time lawyer to fight copyright claims. Most creators can't afford that. They need YT to step up.

kris

dont know if it would be more work but could go with the distorted audio like jacqui does...

John

YouTube being difficult is all the more reason to subscribe to Patreon.

Josef Schiltz

Of course, who gets to rake in more and more cash? A certain breed of lawyer.

Josef Schiltz

There are ten Xanders! All have right tools to fix! Never use wrong tool!