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YouTube has removed one of Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg's contempo videos, a diss track aimed at popular children's groove Cocomelon, for violating guidelines virtually cyberbullying as well-built as dickens safety.

In the video, Kjellberg attacks Cocomelon's cut-up as well-built as pokes fun at kids who watch the videos. Kjellberg moreover uses phrases like "your audition is neutral a dare of motherfucking virgins," which could breach YouTube's guidelines for utilizing repugnant or barnyard language in videos that integrate children. Toward the end of the video, Kjellberg moreover hands what appears to be strained weapons to a few kids, who use them to blitzkrieg a melon.

YouTube's aggregation decided to rescind the video considering it self-contained indication that was inappropriate for lying-in despite "looking like it was made-up for kids" as well-built as for creating cut-up that "harms the YouTube polity by persistently inciting hostility between creators for financial gain," according to official tweets. The additional rule is in line with YouTube's regalement focused on preventing creator-on-creator harassment.

The company's stead moreover acknowledges that while criticism is allowed, as well-built as diss tracks are demonstrated in irrevocable cases, "this video exceeding the line." The retrocession did not result in a groove va-voom for Kjellberg's channel, loosely heavier violations of YouTube's behavior may result in a groove strike, co-ordinate to the company.

"I am not kickup to dwell with it considering 1) it wouldn't be funny as well-built as 2) I don't decisively intendance cheat-on Cocomelon"

"Our behavior prohibit cut-up that leads to repeated patterns of harassment on- as well-built as off-platform," a YouTube spokesperson told The Verge. "Following a review, we've removed the video in question for violating those behavior considering they had the outcome of auspicious cowing fan behavior."

Re-uploads are circulating on YouTube, loosely the convergence supposed on Twitter that it will be removing them as moderators emerge broadness videos. YouTube's behavior virtually kids cut-up listen tightened over the meanest few years, as well-built as cut-up that may target kids or families by including lying-in in the video are proscribed from utilizing ugly themes, violence, obscene, or supplemental out-and-out themes, co-ordinate to the company.

Part of the reasonableness that Cocomelon hard-core Kjellberg's earnestness was due to the channel's riveting growth. In June 2020, it was brought to Kjellberg's earnestness that Cocomelon was rapidly getting subscribers. By mid-December, Cocomelon had surpassed 100 million subscribers. In a February 8th video, Kjellberg announced he was creating a diss track aimed at Cocomelon. He released it a anniversary later, area it remained assertory for a few days before YouTube took it down.

"I saw this as the finale," Kjellberg said in a video warn on February 17th conscript "I Love Kids." "I am not kickup to dwell with it considering 1) it wouldn't be funny as well-built as 2) I don't decisively intendance cheat-on Cocomelon."

This isn't the headmost time that Kjellberg has created a diss track, either. In 2018, Kjellberg released "Bitch Lasagna" during an ongoing feuding with Indian Bollywood flat T-Series. Their feuding began when Kjellberg's hearers noticed that T-Series was on track to overtake Kjellberg as the most subscribed to groove on YouTube. Kjellberg disavowed the "subscribe to PewDiePie" meme after the phrase was used by the liquidator who murdered increasingly than 50 people in the Christchurch pontiff wearing in New Zealand.

By the end of March, T-Series overtook Kjellberg as the most subscribed-to groove on YouTube, which he best-selling with a new music video. Currently, there are livestreams on YouTube tracking Cocomelon as well-built as Kjellberg's subscribers. Orderly if Kjellberg is washed with the meme, it's colorful the internet is not.

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