Axel | Emochipmonk | ENVtuber

Welp, that's it I guess. 6 years, gone. Never seeing my YouTube channel again. No strike. No warning. No nothing. I haven't had a single issue on the channel since April of 2020 where I reviewed a Nutaku game. And 6 years later, they just wipe it. I don't even get a link or specific reason showing what offended YouTube so badly? I don't even get a real appeal by a human? Instead I get a nice "get fucked" email? I'm just... I. Listen, I was a Lewdtuber before it had a name. And despite my passions, I tried to play it safe, to not "overly offend." And make a little box for myself that felt acceptable enough for mainstream. But it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if you censor things. Or use incredibly stupid/damaging code words to infantalize ourselves, and cosplay as effective communicators. It doesn't matter. What matters is, if you're an Adult Content Creator (or any variation of Sex Worker), you're always wrong. They don't need proof to justify erasing us. It's a bigoted & cruel mentality. And I wish they felt shame.

Why are most vtubers on the bottom right of the screen and not bottom left?

Sylvester Stallone treats studio leverage like an obvious family birthright, handing his daughter a role on Tulsa King and claiming you're a bad parent without nepotism. Matthew McConaughey and Denzel Washington took the exact opposite road, refusing to let their kids use their famous names as an industry shortcut. When McConaughey's 17-year-old son, Levi, asked to read for the survival drama The Lost Bus, Matthew ignored the request until Levi asked five separate times to prove he was serious. Even then, McConaughey refused to lobby the studio. Instead, he had the casting director completely strip the McConaughey surname from the audition tape so it remained anonymous. Director Paul Greengrass watched the footage, declared, "That's the guy, that's the son," and cast Levi blindly before ever finding out who his Oscar-winning father was. Denzel Washington played by the same hardline rules. When his son, John David Washington, pivoted from pro football to acting, Denzel made zero phone calls on his behalf. John David was so determined not to ride his father's coattails that he told early casting directors his dad was a construction worker or doing time in jail. He eventually broke through on HBO’s Ballers and earned the lead in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet entirely through standard open calls. Nicolas Cage lived through that same trial by fire. Born into cinematic royalty as Nicolas Coppola, nephew of The Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola, he was constantly ridiculed on early sets for his pedigree. Rather than leaning on family leverage, he legally dropped the Coppola name to build an Oscar-winning career from scratch. Stallone argues that buying your kid an unearned TV gig makes you a great parent. Real industry icons proved the opposite: handing your child a shortcut doesn't protect them, it just robs them of their own credibility.

Jack Doherty’s 6 month ban is confirmed, his lawyers couldn’t fight their way out of this one Now onto the next project…