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You have reached the threshold, you have 1000 subscribers, 4000 watt hours, but you are still unable to monetize your channel. Or you got your channel monetized and now demonetized all because of reuse content. I have been hit by reuse content. That's why I am making this video because YouTube just wants us to create our own content, our own original content. And even if we have to upload someone else's content, this is what they want us to do before uploading someone else's content. But before we see what they want us to do, first what is reuse content? Let's see YouTube official definition of what is reuse content. I'm going to put it on the screen and we are all just going to read it together and the why I talk about it or whatever. I'm just going to put it there on the screen and we are already together. This is YouTube official definition of what is reuse content. And it says reuse content refers to channels that repurpose someone else's content without adding significant original commentary or educational value. And more to eat and more to eat it says making someone else's content making many more changes and calling it your own original work would be a violation of this guideline. This policy applies even if you have permission from the original creator. So you see the definition is very narrow. It is so narrow that you might not really understand what is reuse content. And now they try to simplify if otherwise explain it to us what the mean by this definition by giving us some examples and it says clips of moments of your favorite show edited together with little or no narrative. Did you get that clips of moments of your favorite show edited together with little or no narrative? That means you put clips of your favorite show together and then you uploaded on your channel with little or no narrative and little it little to me in this place what I understand with little or no narrative little to me. It means maybe you uploaded and you just say a word or sentence you didn't show your face or maybe just a subtitle in it and that is also that is little and no narrative means you didn't even say anything in that video. You just put the clips together and then you upload on your channel without even saying a word in the video. So that is no narrative. The next one it says short videos you compiled from other social media websites. So here the talk of short videos you compiled from other social media websites. That means short videos from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, all these videos. You take a video from TikTok. You take a video from Instagram. You take a short video from Facebook and you put all these videos together and then you upload them on YouTube. YouTube will consider these YouTube will see it as reuse content because the algorithm will be able to tell that you are not the original creator. So YouTube will consider it as reuse content. And the next example they are giving out here is collections of songs from different artists. Even if you have the permission, YouTube sees that video that you upload all the collections put together. YouTube sees that video as reuse content. So that is it. So you have to be careful with that in the sense. So these are the main examples of what YouTube is trying to make us understand of what is reuse content. So because the definition is just narrow. So you might not really get it. So that is it. If you don't want to be hit by reuse content, what I would advise you to do is once you upload the video on your channel, you should add commentary voice or on screen. Come on screen and show your face. That's the best way. Once you are, once the video is playing and you are also saying something, YouTube will be able to see that you are actually adding value into that video. You not just putting the video out there without any value or no narrative. So YouTube will be able to see that you are actually putting some effort into that video. So the worst is if your channel is being demonetized because of reuse content, it is going to be hard for you to appeal because you don't even have the chat support copyright tool. How are you going to prove to YouTube that you actually added something or you actually added value into that video? Because your face, the video is just there. You just uploaded the video on your channel just like that with little or no narrative in the video. So how are you going to prove that to YouTube? So you cannot, you cannot prove that to YouTube that you actually added value into that video. You cannot. Once you are uploading a reuse content, you have to add narrative into the video, add some commentary voice into it. Show your face and say something. Be on screen. Just eat for this video because I was hit by reuse content on my first channel where I was basically just uploading videos with little or no narrative. And my channel wasn't approved for YouTube partner program. Yes. So I will keep you updated on that. As for now, just be careful how you upload reuse content on your channel. Make sure you add commentary voice, on screen, show your face. And that's just how you going to avoid being hit by reuse content on YouTube. That's why my channel wasn't approved for YouTube partner program because of reuse content. Yes. So that's it for today's video. Until next time. See you in my next video. See you again. Bye bye.