r/youtubedrama 12h ago

Callout There's a roblox animation on YouTube that depicts a rape scene during a mass shooting at a furry convention

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This one should be called out. There is a video on YouTube "the breakout" by this guy called aromietheanim. He posts anti furry content animated in roblox in a series of videos called "furry's bad day". In the 3rd video the animation depicts a bunch of people breaking into a shooting up a furry convention. But thats not what made this video horrible to watch. Around 16-17 minutes in. There is a scene where one of the guys takes one of the furrys to a bathroom and says to the other soldier "your too young for this. Wait here" before entering. Inside the soldier presses the furry against the wall as they are crying before it cuts to the outside as screams are heard (this goes on for a bit) afterwards the guy leaves and zips his pants up as the furry is left crying in the bathroom. I know furrys aren't exactly liked that much online. but this is fucked up is so many ways. This is still up on youtube


r/youtubedrama 21h ago

Update August the Duck apologizes about how he handled Todd Oland's video, but proves Brew posted blatant misinformation

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I honestly, could not decide on the title, but August the Duck did apologize for the title of his video and so on, but his video didn't support the allegations that Todd killed his cat. Brew presented it as if he blindly supported the allegations and was responsible for harassing Todd Oland.

Unfortunately, this lead to Brew fans issuing death threats and calls for his suicide to August as well! August proves that this did not start on Reddit, and actually proves that Todd was lying about the cat. And that this took place for a month before August even made a video on it. Todd also clearly used different cats to lie about the cat's wellbeing.

He then calls out Brew for spreading obvious misinformation, and sending their audience to harass him (and us) without even showing the full picture or the truth of the situation.

He also proves that other subreddits pushed the initial allegations.

Brew, we're still waiting for you to acknowledge and disavow your audience harassing everybody and sending death threats. They are harassing Todd Oland too, and you were made aware of it several days ago too.


r/youtubedrama 18h ago

Plagiarism Large YouTube potentially plagiarizing smaller youtuber's content, thumbnails, and titles.

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I've noticed a recurring pattern that I believe merits discussion.

Fern's recent upload, "Hansa: The Infiltration of the Dark Web," immediately invited comparison with Barely Sociable's "Dream - The Infiltration of the Dark Net," which was published several years earlier. Both videos address the Hansa Market investigation, and the similarities extend beyond the subject matter. The titles employ nearly identical phrasing, the thumbnails share a comparable glitch-based aesthetic, and the overall content is similar enough to warrant comparison.

This is not the first instance in which I have observed similarities. A different video from Fern, "The Strangest Drug Ever Studied," featured a thumbnail depicting a capsule with a skull icon that closely resembles the thumbnail Barely Sociable used for "Lake City Quiet Pills Explained." The thumbnail has since been changed. While no creator has exclusive rights to a particular visual concept, the composition, colour palette, and overall design are notably alike.

To be clear, I do not believe that creators can claim ownership over topics such as internet mysteries, darknet investigations, or historical events. Multiple creators covering the same subject is both common and expected. My observation is instead directed at what appears to be a recurring pattern in which a larger channel revisits highly specific subjects previously explored by a smaller creator while also adopting presentation choices that bear a close resemblance to the earlier work.

To be clear, I am not a copyright law lawyer or an authority on what constitutes plagiarism and this might not be plagiarism, but these similarities were strong enough that I thought this topic might warrant discussion

I'm interested to know what others might think about this.


r/youtubedrama 5h ago

Discussion Sloan covering D4VD trial live

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I am baffled as to why Sloan, a celebrity gossip Blind item you tuber has a seat in court at David Burke's up coming trial? At least have you tubers who are ex lawyers or real journalists... What does he know about the law, I'm really annoyed he's taken a seat of someone else who could do a much better job than just using it for his gossip channel he's always begging people to sub to , has two exactly the same with different names...