Meme YouTuber claims he lost channel after DMCAs from Nikocado Avocado YouTube: More NikocadoPopular meme YouTuber \u2018KraccBacc\u2019 claims that he lost his channel due to DMCA claims from fellow creator Nikocado Avocado after making edits of him in a few videos. Although YouTube is populated with a slew of prominent meme accounts, KraccBacc was one of the more popular meme-making channels, boasting around one million subscribers until his profile was suddenly taken offline in mid-January. The creator took to Twitter to explain the situation, saying that he was hit with several DMCA notices \u2014 claims sent from a company or creator asking YouTube to take down a video due to copyright infringement. According to YouTube\u2019s guidelines, if a channel receives three copyright strikes, one\u2019s \u201caccount, along with any associated channels, is subject to termination, all the videos uploaded to your account will be removed, and you can\u2019t create new channels.\u201d YouTuber claims Nikocado Avocado behind channel deletion KraccBacc alleges that the person behind the strikes was YouTuber Nikocado Avocado, who is known across social media for his mukbang videos, where he eats large quantities of food. Notably, the YouTuber created a mobile game making fun of Nikocado called \u2018Nikocado Bulk,\u2019 where players control a character meant to resemble Nikocado Avocado. The aim of the game is to dodge obstacles and eat as many bags of Taki\u2019s and energy drinks as possible per level. KraccBacc cited the game as a possible reason for his channel\u2019s deletion and warned other creators to avoid making content about him in their videos, as he also made several edits of him that could be reason for the possible DMCA notices. \u201cIf you are a YouTube channel, especially a meme channel that isn\u2019t \u2018oompaville\u2019 making content about Nikocado, [I] highly recommend you stop,\u201d he wrote in a January 3 tweet. \u201cYour channel is at risk.\u201d According to KraccBacc, Nikocado allegedly struck two of his videos over \u201cprivacy concerns,\u201d and shared another screenshot from his account showing the uploads that had been taken down as a result. The creator also published a statement regarding the ongoing situation, saying that YouTube was taking \u201ca bit longer than a week\u201d to sort out the dispute. \u201cThe channel may or may not come back, and that is my lesson,\u201d they wrote. \u201cEither way, I hope to use what I learned about the algorithm if I were to make a completely new channel, since I love making videos.\u201d Luckily, YouTube appears to have been actively communicating with KraccBacc as recently as Janaury 12, with the official Team YouTube Twitter account reaching out to him in a public response saying: \u201cI know our Creator Support team is in-touch with you and working hard regarding this.\u201d For now, the fate of KraccBacc\u2019s channel is up in the air as the meme creator continues to work with YouTube amid these latest copyright strikes. Nikocado has yet to publish a formal response to KraccBacc\u2019s channel deletion \u2013 but we\u2019ll keep you updated on the situation right here at Dexerto.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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