Waiting on Rain Florence to donate too
SoFlo donating would be amazing
SoFlo donating would be amazing
SoFlo donating would be amazing
So what you're saying is that this whole time Bold Guy has been playing Connect Four?
Stopped watching H3H3 vids after that hypocritical Leafy rant but I hope he comes out on the good side of this bs lawsuit - glad to see people helping him out
Stopped watching H3H3 vids after that hypocritical Leafy rant but I hope he comes out on the good side of this bs lawsuit - glad to see people helping him out
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You think Gamer Gear guy and that Dentist will back Matt Hoss with funding for his legal case?
Shit, what if Papa John's gets involved?
They're done if Papa John enters the game.Shit, what if Papa John's gets involved?
The gamer gear guy and one fucked up dentist are friends with ethan. soflo mightYou think Gamer Gear guy and that Dentist will back Matt Hoss with funding for his legal case?
Shit, what if Papa John's gets involved?
I just watched a bunch of these"BoldGuy" videos and now my blain is bleeding. Most of the viewership must be coming from some sort of morbid curiosity.
This doesn't sound like the type of case that will make it to trial so I'm not sure how I feel about donating to their legal fund.
I just watched a bunch of these"BoldGuy" videos and now my brain is bleeding. Most of the viewership must be coming from some sort of morbid curiosity.
You think Gamer Gear guy and that Dentist will back Matt Hoss with funding for his legal case?
Shit, what if Papa John's gets involved?
Fair use laws need to be looked at with multiple lenses. Is it a simple ruling if you are bashing someone (despite the soft language and the humor I enjoy from Ethan it is still bashing) and you have a large following that will go and harass that person [even more so now].
I'm a fan of H3h3 but I just think this is all in all a terrible situation.
They made fun of a guy and his channel with their "soft" sense of human. Yea I enjoy watching their videos but I'm not going to lie if I was a content creator and a bigger Youtuber makes a video about me and I just don't have the thick skin I will probably get pissed and embarrassed.
I think Ethan knew he is always walking on a thin line and the fact that they were willing to talk behind closed doors (drawing up paperwork) tells me that they were going to settle and pay the guy's attorney fee before the dude was vindictive and made a strike on their channel.
At the end of the day this guy is in his legal rights to go after them and content creators supporting Ethan isn't a selfless act. Content creators want Ethan to deal with this situation and succeed so that they can benefit from a positive ruling on fair use. This isn't bad but I'm tired of seeing all the "Thanks" tweets and putting these people on pedestals, they are just looking out for themselves and getting easy PR.
To a certain point you have to look at things from the other guy's point of view. Understand where he is coming from even if you disagree with his action--which I disagree with him striking their video.
Fair use laws need to be looked at with multiple lenses. Is it a simple ruling if you are bashing someone (despite the soft language and the humor I enjoy from Ethan it is still bashing) and you have a large following that will go and harass that person [even more so now]? Does Ethan have a personal responsibility to inform his viewers not to attack someone? Are negative comments like "this is cringy" "wtf" harassment when you can track, with Youtube analytics, when the negative comments started coming in after someone made a video.
That has absolutely nothing to do with fair use. The argument that "they encouraged people to harass me" is completely different from "they infringed on my copyright".
The gamer gear guy and one fucked up dentist are friends with ethan. soflo might
Is it fair use for Beyonce to use a sound clip of a anchor that bashed her as the opening to her concert?
I'm a fan of H3h3 but I just think this is all in all a terrible situation.
They made fun of a guy and his channel with their "soft" sense of human. Yea I enjoy watching their videos but I'm not going to lie if I was a content creator and a bigger Youtuber makes a video about me and I just don't have the thick skin I will probably get pissed and embarrassed.
I think Ethan knew he is always walking on a thin line and the fact that they were willing to talk behind closed doors (drawing up paperwork) tells me that they were going to settle and pay the guy's attorney fee before the dude was vindictive and made a strike on their channel.
At the end of the day this guy is in his legal rights to go after them and content creators supporting Ethan isn't a selfless act. Content creators want Ethan to deal with this situation and succeed so that they can benefit from a positive ruling on fair use. This isn't bad but I'm tired of seeing all the "Thanks" tweets and putting these people on pedestals, they are just looking out for themselves and getting easy PR.
To a certain point you have to look at things from the other guy's point of view. Understand where he is coming from even if you disagree with his action--which I disagree with him striking their video.
Fair use laws need to be looked at with multiple lenses. Is it a simple ruling if you are bashing someone (despite the soft language and the humor I enjoy from Ethan it is still bashing) and you have a large following that will go and harass that person [even more so now]? Does Ethan have a personal responsibility to inform his viewers not to attack someone? Are negative comments like "this is cringy" "wtf" harassment when you can track, with Youtube analytics, when the negative comments started coming in after someone made a video.
Exactly as much fair use as it is for her to use a sound clip on an anchor that praised her. Whether the material you use is portrayed in a positive or negative light doesn't have any bearing on whether it's copyright infringement.
You as a content creator and human being have a right to get pissed and embarrassed. That doesn't mean you are free from criticism or light jabs. Or jabs at all, unless they are direct attacks (like "go fuck up this guy in real life").
If you watch his video, they weren't going to pay shit because it'd set a terrible precedent. You can complain about the "easy PR", but this is big for both H3 and other Youtuber's livelihoods. They all know it. We all know it. Hell, if you watch one of the videos above you, a lawyer actually says Bold Guy might not be paying shit, while Ethan and Hila are spending money to establish a blockage against this shit. Like, their own money is coming out of that.
If "bashing" were an issue, things like The Onion wouldn't exists. That's not the issue here. Hurt feelings aren't going to win you a case unless they are directly involved within your livelihood, like libel, and even then you'd have to prove that within the spectrum of your defense. Good luck doing that when the video of said criticisms is not only light, but promoting his channel.
The real issue here is using content that is not yours and how far you can go with it. Whatever feelings Bold Guy caught don't matter.
I'm a fan of H3h3 but I just think this is all in all a terrible situation.
They made fun of a guy and his channel with their "soft" sense of human. Yea I enjoy watching their videos but I'm not going to lie if I was a content creator and a bigger Youtuber makes a video about me and I just don't have the thick skin I will probably get pissed and embarrassed.
I think Ethan knew he is always walking on a thin line and the fact that they were willing to talk behind closed doors (drawing up paperwork) tells me that they were going to settle and pay the guy's attorney fee before the dude was vindictive and made a strike on their channel.
At the end of the day this guy is in his legal rights to go after them and content creators supporting Ethan isn't a selfless act. Content creators want Ethan to deal with this situation and succeed so that they can benefit from a positive ruling on fair use. This isn't bad but I'm tired of seeing all the "Thanks" tweets and putting these people on pedestals, they are just looking out for themselves and getting easy PR.
To a certain point you have to look at things from the other guy's point of view. Understand where he is coming from even if you disagree with his action--which I disagree with him striking their video.
Fair use laws need to be looked at with multiple lenses. Is it a simple ruling if you are bashing someone (despite the soft language and the humor I enjoy from Ethan it is still bashing) and you have a large following that will go and harass that person [even more so now]? Does Ethan have a personal responsibility to inform his viewers not to attack someone? Are negative comments like "this is cringy" "wtf" harassment when you can track, with Youtube analytics, when the negative comments started coming in after someone made a video.
And context will dictate so much. I do not think this is the best example for Youtubers and fans to get behind when wanting to push fair use laws because the jury and judge will look at the situation in every angle like I attempted to do. And what will happen if they rule against this? Will the ruling, if not in favor of H3H3, be an example of what is fair use and just create a larger uphill battle for content creators to criticize other media?
I think there have been some great opportunities for fair use laws to be won with Youtubers, I don't think this is one of those great opportunities; it is an opportunity but one that seems too up in the air for me to feel secure about winning.
You seem to be missing a few posts where we already realized this @the bolded. And no, this is a great opportunity, it was bound to happen and Google nor YouTube were willing to do anything about it at this point in time.
If Ethan and Hila don't fight this, it sets a terrible precedent for exertion artists to go after Youtube for fair use.
Just read Bold Guys' claims, he claims that their sub count doubled because of him. He's not only going after the money made off that video but also the money they make through their patreon.
You make it sound, Darryl, like it's okay for this guy to go after them for making fun of him. This is also more proof why this court case is even more important, are people going to start suing because people made fun of them in a video? And I gave a reasonable point of view of someone empathizing with Bold Guy based on what has happened.
This whole thing would affect countless Youtubers, that's why they're all donating, this is a huge deal for not just E&H but for the whole Youtube community.
Do you mind sharing with me the missed points on my end?
And I agree this was bound to happen.
It's not okay at all for him to go after them and I disagree with everything he has done. I put most of the fault on Google and Youtube for not protecting content creators. This court case is extremely important because content creators are not safe. But consistently I have begged the question of "What if this isn't ruled in the way we all want?" And I mentioned that these Youtubers are donating because it affects them, that this is not a selfless act this is conscious. Of course I will support someone if their efforts benefit me; I mentioned my disapproval of praising these Youtubers as if this is a type of charity rather than them understanding that they have ALL OF THEIR skin in this.