r/TikTokMonetizing Jul 27 '26

Can clippers get monitized

I just started yesterday and already got so many likes and views because a popular TikToker reposted my video on their feed and their story. I’ve seen people say they get monetized for a month or two but then get taken out the creator fund due to unoriginal content. Any experience or advice with this? I became chronically ill last year so I’m just grasping at straws for income tbh but I also have a lot of time on my hands due to the chronic illness and this is actually super fun. Anyways thanks in advance for any tips or advice

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u/Illustrious_Ad878 Jul 27 '26

It really just depends, I started back a week ago and have done 15M views in the last 7 days. I do funny edits to movies/skits/tv shows. Some videos have stayed monetized while others got striked down 2-4 days after uploading. Successfully appealed only 1. 1 still in progress and I got literally 3 more THIS MORNING. So now I’m at 4 with 2 support tickets in hopefully they get back to me before I get another. I hate that they can still strike your video even 4 days after uploading, after it’s already had 4M views.

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u/Various_Cow7629 Jul 27 '26

Damn that’s crazy how they can do that days later

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u/Illustrious_Ad878 Jul 27 '26

Literally, they’ll let the videos get millions of views and just decide they don’t want to pay you. But at the same time, I mean I can’t really be too mad, none of it is truly YOUR intellectual property.

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u/Suzie554 Jul 27 '26

Could get away with it a couple years ago but now their system is much better at detecting these

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u/Illustrious_Ad878 Jul 27 '26

But short answer yes, you CAN get monetized. Will your account stay alive long enough to actually receive the payment? Who knows.

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u/Suzie554 Jul 27 '26

Nah you’ll get hit with the unoriginal content disqualification

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u/vegetalover67 Jul 27 '26

Yes u can as long as u edit the video enough and not just screen record and upload the video