Jake Stops YouTube Video Thief! 

SketchyDetails Is he licensed?

There is a video about the founding of Corridor where he says he passed the bar on his first try.

SketchyDetails Where did he take it?

I don;'t have that information

He passed the California bar exam, so he's a licensed lawyer in that state.

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Lol so true

People who upload music and write that disclaimer are not monetizing their videos. Take a look at mine; I have electronic tracks with thousands of views, and none of it is monetized. I have never received a strike or claim or removal request for them...

@@hetzapark Of course they do. Most streaming sites (e.g. Netflix or AmazonVideo) are not available or have a meager selection of content in most countries. Cinemas only bring stupid comedies and cheesy action flicks. Most people will buy DVD/BluRays in local stores or online, zap TV channels until they find a watchable film (and then get angry at 5minutes of ads every 20minute of movie). Other people, those who are smart and have actually understood how malevolent the entertainment industry is, will visit a site, click on a magnet link and wait 10-60minutes for the film to download.

It's acceptable as long as the reuploaded work isn't monetized. That's the actual issue.

Astral'o Pithecus you are all over these comments trying to defend thieves. Makes me wonder....

You know, people are really surpassing normal stupid and becoming advanced stupid more and more often.

Douglas Amaya I think it’s automated

@@Antiganos It's the opposite. They're exploiting Facebook and Corridor to get views and followers. The Corridor guys are stupid for not making a deal with them. If the pages upload part of their videos, with a title in the end saying: Watch the full version on RU-vid, link in the caption, Corridor could get advertised by all sorts of pages and gain a lot more subscribers...

@@Albanez39 People tend not to enjoy working with people they meet via discovering they are pirates stealing their content.

@@Antiganos Don't say pirate again. There a big difference between those that download films, software and games for free, and people that claim other's works as their own...

I was wondering if he did that subtly on purpose or slipped up accidentally in the perfect way, lol.

HA!!

Facebook just shouldnt exist, anything good is ALL STOLEN CONTENT

Yeah, that's the new era of apps, they hide under the "we just provide the app for people to use, we are not at fault", then rack the millions in revenue. In apps like FB, instagram, twitter is the copyright and taxation, which they escape through several loopholes. On others like Uber, Airbnb with physical things, beside the tax evasion, is the issue (with Uber like things) of people doing jobs without any kind of formal revenue that provides no security in case of accidents and such, it's basically they have no problem getting the money, but solving problems, nah, "that's your problem, we only provide the app".

welcome to reaction videos man alot of them get more views then the actual work and they show 100 percent of the original work

Yaboi Smitty trueeeeeee

I saw it on the news in Mexico and wondered if the guys at Corridor knew about that, because they didn't even put their name or anything related to them on the screen, just their content, they did clarify it was CGI but never said or spelled the word Corridor and it drives me nuts to think that a national television channel decided to use content of internet creators without even crediting them.

I know I saw that weeks before I knew who Corridor digital was and man I missed out that whole time.

I saw it on LinkedIn the other day!!

I saw that video before I found this channel and I actually never knew that it came from this channel! I saw it on Facebook and the person who posted it claimed they were the original uploader.

Like a week or 2

They should get fined and revoke their monetization for a month

@@chaoszest206 I like where your heads at but if its blatantly intentional (at least now) I think it should be a perma ban its the epitome of laziness your not even consiered a conartist your considered a 12 year old in theif with no morales. Although I understand how perma ban may be less effective since theyll make new accounts so maybe like a 6 month or year ban if possible. That should give enough time to find connect accounts and shut em down... I think. I got no clue.

matty9460 It's not that hard though :) Search for 'copyright infringement facebook' and just follow those steps!

I've heard from other content creators that facebook just replies telling them that they don't own the content and refuse to take it down

I did it several times and it was pretty easy

matty9460 o

It's because of facebook algorithm. If they just share it, the corridor page would get more and more reach. If they upload it as their own and just tag the corridor page, their page gets higher reach. It can be a good way for small content creators to have their work noticed and get the credit, I believe that is how Julius Dein got big. However, it is a huge problem if someone else is making money from your work, and you don't get the credit.

I don't think it's because of Facebook's algorithm at all. The truth is people are greedy /subscribe/. They make a page, share the original links they like from all over the internet. Sounds good right? But they want to be paid for their sharing effort. Facebook gave them that possibility. So yes, greedy /leave a like/ are actively refusing to use the share button because they want money and Facebook doesn't give a /subscribe/ because they also get paid for it.

Dolores???

cool profile pick

it had to be said

That sounds like a good idea.

It'll be stolen, and people will say Jake and the Corridor crew had nothing to do with it, despite Jake being in it.

Yes

I'd hate to see that but it might help. Upvoted.

RU-vid has their own that even has a low opacity so I doesn't intrude much.

The YT one is not embedded into the video stream but an overlay from the player.

you ever see a TV channel without a bug? exactly.

That’s too much work for a solution that probably won’t help that much. Not worth their time, considering how much work they constantly have.

How do you only have 5 likes?

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@@richard_h2o lol

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Today is a good day

It's three B's my dude

Fuck. I speeled aidubs rong>

haha I noticed that too, but I didn't put 2 and 2 together. Good catch.

Gotta throw away the whole computer now

thanks Jake! >:(

Not a single JP vid on mine...

Yeah, no. They get recommended to you because you watched some similar ones ;P I have none of his videos in my list.

I don't know, I'd rather be a loser and keep my status quo, but know there's a chance of being a winner vs. never having the chance to win...

Carmike

Niko is the nicest guy, cmike is the nicest dude

"When you give stuff away, one winner and everyone else is a loser." Wait, except he's keeping the one thing that he could be giving away to get one graphics card for himself. So then in the end he's the one winner and everyone else is the loser. His logic doesn't even make sense. I sometimes feel like Niko doesn't think when he talks.

Keanu Reeves

Nate Ritch too bad his house get burned...

He’s been on NODE before

Dragon plays heres the thing, if they copy catted the idea for the video.. thats fine, they wont reach the level of polish corridor can, but what these people are doing is straight up stealing, downloading reuploading monitising and not crediting the original creators

Dragon plays but i think some of the greatest inovations came from copying, for example smart phones are just a better copy of old cell phones, thats how things improve

Exodarion Regarding cellphones the other company "copying" still has to make it. So there's a biiiit of a difference. In this channels example it would be like if Google straight up bought a bunch of iPhones and resold it minus the logo.

They are...change my mind!

@@Albanez39 are you ok with people stealing your content that you worked your ass off? and to add that if they stole your content you can't even get the revenue from it.

SomethingIsreal, Astral thinks that pirating is okay so I mean. He’s just a dick.

@@Zamerus yup, no need to pay attention to Astral'o Pithecus because he's as dumb as his name stand for. Remember: Pirating is BAD!

@@chaoszest206 Sometimes pirating the only way

basically: if you sell, don't use paypal. If you buy, go for it.

Dawson Boyle So the scammer was trying to get a free xbox by telling paypal he never got it? What a shit lord.

Could you enlighten me more? I use paypal, but only for "official", proper purchases, and I also don't buy stuff thorugh ebay and other second-hand means. So y'all are saying I shouldn't use paypal when I sell stuff? And if I do, and I get scammed, does it mean I will be robbed of my money?

spinakker14 it's fairly easy for an individual person to issue a charge back on paypal. they offer that as a solution to eBay scams where you didnt actually get the thing you ordered from another person. if you're using it with a legit company or as a point of sale commerce solution, it's pretty airtight, but when you add a random anon human being to the mix scamming intensifies.

This isn't so much an issue with PayPal, more so with the people scamming both PayPal and the other people.

El-Phonzo they know. This isn’t their first time talking about this type of problem.

El-Phonzo no it's called copyright infringement lol 😂

lmao 100% agree, and they made it something entertaining to watch too..

There are a lot of RU-vidrs out there using profanity, and they get paid just like everybody else. It's just a channels choice if they want to censor swearing and other "offensive" material...

Yeah...the majority of my content deals with armory (repairs) for the sport of fencing. I didn't realize that marking my content safe for kids disabled the comments. Had to make them all not safe for kids so people could comments with questions.

banescar Yes, it’s called Piracy

Piracy != stealing.

To be fair Ripping it from the internet is a combo of sharing / stealing. If you create something that's meant to be consumed initally off the internet, and it gets on there b4 you put it there, then someone basically stole it then shared it. On the other hand by the time it gets to you its really only been shared so its hard to say. I cleanse my soul by buying the shit I really like and enjoy (after having it 'shared' to me lol).

banescar It's not just stealing, it's stealing and selling that product (content) indefinitely unless someone places a copyright infringement notice.

Totally agreed. But the guys are not thinking straight. They could profit off of this phenomenon. They should talk to all the pages that are asking them to re-upload on Facebook, and make a deal: Pages post only a small part of the video (like a trailer), and a title in the end says: Watch full version on RU-vid, link in the caption, - with the link to Corridor's RU-vid video. They could double or even triple the amount of subscribers they have...all sorts of people from all over the world. But no, they prefer complaining to Facebook and worrying about copyright infringement. To be honest, the re-uploads have brought a lot of people to this channel nonetheless. And if no one reuploaded them, those viewers would never find this channel. What the guys are doing is classic American capitalism...ignore every opportunity, just to be able to get revenge on shady practices. If you think about it, RU-vid did the same thing during it's beginnings. They accepted any kind of video, and people uploaded movies, TV shows and all sorts of copyrighted material. RU-vid exploited this to gain a following, and then cleaned everything up when it had become one of the most prominent websites worldwide. I know of a bunch of other companies that accept users and content, no matter their origin (location) or ownership, only to ban everyone and everything after gaining enough customers...

bell'ed

Or just stop this bs completely. This stuff was invented by some americans for TV broadcasts and now your (meaning America in general) cultural imperialism forces this shit on lots of other countries. So stand up, fight for your rights before it's too late and stop this self-censoring.

No fuck you

bruh

whuzzzup they do it because the RU-vid algorithm will nuke their videos if they don't.

Hot dog!

Somehow, I knew that would be Wren's response.

My favorite kind of hotdog is a Dodger Dog, or a Street Dog.

ahmet furkan yildirim lol

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ahmet furkan yildirim idubbbz is the only content cop!

The Media Military.

Shashank Pincha tube buddy i use it

Thanks! have been trying to find out for weeks.

Shashank Pincha no problem

Also, piracy doesn’t obscure the original creator of the content. Most torrent descriptions say who the OC is, where you can find it, and encourage you to purchase it when you can.

I think, that in piracy the viewer gets more blame than in freebooted videos on facebook

Piracy is usually somebody saying, "Here's Jurassic Park from Steven Spielberg for free", Re-uploading is more like saying "Here's Jurassic Park by me for free". AKA Maximum theft and true scumlord business. Piracy isn't necessarily good, but it's not purely awful like re uploading stuff is, because you're trying to take the credit for something you didn't make, as opposed to just illegally sharing something.

Honestly we just gotta have a society that really supports people they like. I pirate the shit out of video and movie content, but if I truly like it I find the DVD / BlueRay and purchase it. I have a collection and it keeps growing. SUPPORT THE CREATORS!!!!

Yeah that'd help, but tbh I wish they'd just stop it. The joke gold old very fast and now it's just annoying cause it interrupts the flow of listening and makes me need to rewind to double check what was being said. They should just cut the audio or put in a bleep for swears

Or an alternative would be to apply an audio filter to the censor words (like a radio/phone filter, or something) to set it apart. It's a small thing, but I agree it is easier to follow a conversation when those censored parts stand out just a tiny bit more. I'm sure it's a lot harder for non-native English speakers. Overall, I do like the concept. It keeps you guys getting ad revenue, while being snarky and pushing back a bit.

TheChromaKid It wasn't meant to be a joke. They censor them so they won't get demonetized.

I know why the want to sensor them out, I'm specifically just talking about the joke of putting in their own stuff (i.e. subscribe) the bleep out swears instead of something more conventional.

I would say go back to the original random words. The subscribe is getting old, but it's fun when it's random ones :D

I dunno FilmRiot ads are pretty high up there (Square space and Domain.com). But yes, agreed.

Yes you're fine. You're not ripping off Corridor and the views still go to them and they make money off the video when you share it. So DO share it!

Yeah I thought so but I was just making sure and clearing it up for other people as well. I know I wouldn’t be the only one wondering.

Owen Kennedy if your sharing on your personnal facebook page then yeh its fine. There just saying down rip the video from youtube and reupload it onto your facebook page.

Yep, that's actually really awesome of you. The problem is when people download, then upload somebody else's work and claim that they made it. What you're doing is sharing, AKA saying go look at what ---- made! Which is awesome for whoever ----- is.

johnyboz wow cant believe corridor stole a video from u. Smh

i want justice!!

Milomand99 what?

Not a lawyer, but ideas are not particularly protected. However, the _script_ of your film might fall under copyright protection. These people are lawyers: www.legalzoom.com/articles/how-to-copyright-a-script

Mahlen Morris thanks! I'll take a look. The guy however makes some minor changes to the plot but anyone who saw it would say it's a shameless copy of our work.

I love the notification squid