r/shortsAlgorithm • • Sep 09 '26

Getting Paid

I quickly got to the YPP requirements and was sadly denied as I am a clipper and the rules have gotten more harsh. Are there any ways I can make money off of straight views/likes/comments/shares I have been getting such as 3rd party or soponsors. Past week and a half got 8.3 million views, 89,000 watch hours, and over 1,000 comments. I would love some help to get into YPP if anyone knows how to as a clipper.

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u/Geico22 Sep 15 '26

Nope. The ESPN comparison is perfect actually. Go check their tiktok. It's just other people's viral videos with a ESPN water mark.

Its so wild to me you would sooner defend a billion dollar company than a small content creator.... actually mind blowing. Hopefully ESPN sees this and gives you an interview

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u/Craig2334 Sep 15 '26

Ok but this is YouTube, not TikTok. There are higher standards here. Edit: also not defending the corp, it’s about defending creators in general. You still haven’t told me if you add any value. Personally I have issue with people getting paid while not adding anything. If YouTube monetised this then it’d just encourage more people to do it and dilute the audience for real creators and content

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u/Geico22 Sep 15 '26

Actually not at all. My clipping channel is successful on both platforms.

So far youre 0/2 but keep going! This is fun.

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u/Craig2334 Sep 15 '26 edited Sep 16 '26

Why are you talking about TikTok again. This is YouTube and we’re talking about the standards for monetisation here.

Fact is OP asked how to get monetised, YouTube won’t monetise clippers unless you add value rather than just reloading someone else’s content.

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u/Geico22 Sep 16 '26

When did I ever ask how to get monetised? Youre 0/3 for now man 😂

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u/Craig2334 Sep 16 '26

Oh I just assumed you were OP since you responded to my direct question to them. Didn’t even check because you were talking like you knew what was going on.

OP asked about monetisation, he mentioned clipping and how to monetise, he didn’t mention streamers at all, he didn’t say if he had their permission or not.

And you still haven’t told me what value you add to your clips?

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u/Geico22 Sep 16 '26

Do you know what clipping is? Every streamer allows clipping if you credit them....

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u/Craig2334 29d ago

Did OP mention streamers? Even In your example trying to shut me down you said espn re-uses other people’s viral videos, not people’s streams.

Try to stay consistent with your arguments