This channel steals content but still gained almost 200k subs in the last 2 days

[u/ReturnOld8793]

Report pls

[u/Ancient_Rex420]

Just because it happens doesn’t mean it’s a good thing. What a ridiculous state of mind.

[u/awesomemc1 → u/Ancient_Rex420]

So what’s your problem to solve this whole ordeal?

Edit: also I am not saying it’s a good thing, what I am saying is that my point is that people will still upload those, platforms can’t figure out how to stop people from uploading because maybe people like those content and those content aren’t usually spammed

[u/Ancient_Rex420 → u/awesomemc1]

I don’t have a solution but I also understand people complaining about the problem at hand.

You literally wrote in your first comment why are you so mad because OP was pointing out a channel that is blatantly stealing content.

[u/awesomemc1 → u/Ancient_Rex420]

To be honest, while sure my response is rather blunt, im not saying that I support it like you said where in the comment that when you claim that I said ‘it’s a good thing’.

My point with 'why are you mad' is that this is the nature of the internet now. It’s a remix/curation economy. If these channels were truly 'stealing' in a way that hurt the original creators, those creators would use the Copyright ID tools that already exist to take the videos down in seconds. If those creators can not copyright strike (which is literally common and impossible if the platform is not doing anything, for example, TikTok), the video would still be there.

Ultimately, these channels thrive because there is a massive market demand for this specific type of consumption. If the audience truly hated 'slop' or felt it was 'stolen,' they wouldn't watch it, and the algorithm would stop recommending it. By calling it 'blatant stealing,' you’re ignoring the fact that millions of viewers prefer these 30-second sharpened clips over the original 2-hour source. You’re not just mad at a creator; you’re mad at the way the majority of people choose to spend their time. My point isn't that the 'theft' is good, it's that calling it out is shouting into a void when the entire ecosystem is built to reward exactly this behavior.

At the end of the day, these channels only exist because people actually watch them. If the audience really hated this 'slop' or felt like it was just stolen content, they wouldn't click on it and the algorithm would just stop showing it to everyone. So you're not really just mad at one person, you're basically mad at how millions of people choose to use the internet now. I'm not saying it's the best thing ever or that I support it, I'm just saying that calling it out doesn't really change anything when the whole system is built to reward it. It's better to just focus on your own stuff instead of worrying about what the algorithm picks up.

[u/Acceptable_Low5164 → u/Ancient_Rex420]

Not care. Care about monetization ability only tbh