People have been getting banned for ASMR on youtube for years now as the AI moderation is getting more and more indiscriminate. There's a mini checklist of things you should avoid to better your chances, but there's never any guarantee. 1. Don't link to NSFW content of any kind. Using linktree to mask it doesn't work (this only works for Twitch as a loophole). If there's any NSFW on the linked website that's grounds for termination according to them. 2. Cleavage is a no no. At least the bottom half of the tit has to be covered. This includes video or thumbnails. Twitch is more lenient on this. An ASMR video where the camera is fixed in that area will probably get hit. (Laying on your stomach in bed, etc) 3. Licking is very dicey. Try to avoid heavy breathing/kissing content. The bot is a prude and hates body contact (unless you're gaping your ass and waxing it for "educational purposes") 4. Avoid raunchy titles. (I personally got a channel strike because I said "Hora hora" and the bot thought I was saying "wh*re"...) 5. For some reason non-english language content doesn't seem to flag the bot (I'm not saying you should circumvent it, but there's a surprising amount of non english audio p*rn on Youtube that goes unchecked while people get banned for breathing too heavily...)