Can you swear on YouTube and still be monetized?

Shoot, heck, and dang! YouTubers can now swear (a little bit) in monetized videos. Now, though, YouTube will allow moderate profanity like “s**t” and “b**ch” in the first 30 seconds of a video, as well as infrequent strong profanity and censored profanity (the f-word, etc.)

What happens if you say the F word on YouTube?

What YouTube Considers “Mild Language.” YouTube says you can enable ads on videos containing those words, so no worries there. However, swear words that are lewd and insulting will result in demonetization. So avoid dropping frequent F-bombs, racial slurs, and other derogatory phrases.

Why are some YouTube words censored?

“The point of closed captioning is to type what is being said no matter what is being said. This includes swear words. “The words are already being said out loud, censoring the words is infantilizing deaf people, especially adults.

Why do Youtubers get demonetized?

Usually, a video, or an entire channel, gets demonetized for failing to follow YouTube’s community guidelines.

Why are Youtubers getting demonetized?

Usually, a video, or an entire channel, gets demonetized for failing to follow YouTube’s community guidelines. These guidelines apply to a whole channel, rather than just individual videos and include: Spam, deceptive practices, and scams – this is one of the biggest categories in the guidelines.

What can YouTube Demonetize you for?

Why Your Videos Are Demonetized on YouTube

• Child safety violations.
• Sexualized content or any form of full nudity.
• Hate speech.
• Intent to scam, spam, or deceptive practices.
• Dangerous or harmful content such as dangerous stunts, violence, drugs, or promotion of non-medically approved remedies among others.

What does Demonitize mean?

1 : to stop using (a metal) as a monetary standard. 2 : to deprive of value for official payment.

How do Youtubers get demonetized?

Why Your Videos Are Demonetized on YouTube Sexualized content or any form of full nudity. Hate speech. Intent to scam, spam, or deceptive practices. Dangerous or harmful content such as dangerous stunts, violence, drugs, or promotion of non-medically approved remedies among others.