VTuber Ironmouse revealed that YouTube deleted her VOD channel after three copyright strikes. This happened while she was streaming on Twitch and she stated that she didn’t want to dispute the strikes, since she didn’t want to submit her personal information. [Thanks, Dexterto!]
Ironmouse was streaming as part of her Subathon when she commented that YouTube might delete her VOD channel. According to her explanation, VShojo tried to reach out to whoever filed the complaints to try and resolve it. However, even after VShojo contacted them, the person didn’t reply. It appears that this was someone’s attempt at doxxing Ironmouse. During this part of the stream, her chat was angry on her behalf and said it was a “scummy” thing to do. They also directed their anger at YouTube, as YouTube’s policies regarding copyright claims caused this as well.
As of the time of writing, the IRONMOUSEVODS YouTube channel no longer exists. You can still watch archived streams and such on her Twitch, though. Ironmouse is trying to reinstate it and a legal team is helping her do so.
Ironmouse is an American VTuber who debuted in 2017. In 2020, she helped found agency VShojo. She is a very successful VTuber, having hit 2 million subscribers on Twitch in June 2024. Her streams generally consist of chatting, singing, gaming, showcases, and more.
You can follow Ironmouse on YouTube, Twitch, and Twitter. As she is actively working on getting back her VOD channel, it may return if she and her legal team are successful.
Published: Sep 11, 2024 09:30 am