It's the kind of thing where you would
ask yourself, "How is this content allowed on YouTube?" Well, I'm making this video
because I can show you that it's actually not. Hi, welcome back to me and talking about whatever I
want. Today, I want to talk about ImJayStation and why his channel should be deleted. This
is actually my second time recording this video because the first time I was so angry, I
couldn't think straight. Up until this point, I had heard the phrase so angry I couldn't
think straight before, but I didn't know, yes, that's an actual thing. So you're still going to
get angry D'Angelo but you're going to get calm, angry D'Angelo because trust me, nobody wants
to see angry, angry D'Angelo. So of course, I'm going to do my comment shout out from
yesterday's video. The Fish Dio says, "Watching D'Angelo videos at 3:00AM challenge.
Gone daily." Now you might be wondering, what does this mean? Well, it's a parody of
the guy we're going to be talking about today, ImJayStation. He does these 3:00AM videos where
he uses a Ouija board to contact late celebrities. Now you may have heard of this guy before because
every few months he does something that's worse than what he's done before. So a new wave of
people are introduced to the absolute insanity that is the world of ImJayStation. I don't
even have to try to explain how absolutely disrespectful and shameful and disgusting it is
to pretend to contact late celebrities for views on your channel. He has videos about Etika,
Mac Miller, XXXTentacion, and basically in these videos, he pulls out a little Ouija board
and pretends like he's contacting the spirit of these late celebrities. So the Mac Miller
one he's like, "Mac Miller said something about Ariana Grande," and he's all shocked in the
thumbnail. What absolute nonsense is that? It's the kind of thing that I would say as a joke,
right? Oh, soon, we're going to be clickbaiting people who aren't even around anymore.
No, we're really doing that here on this very real earth. I mean, whether it's real
or not is honestly up for debate. I think it's a simulation. And of course, no adult
is going to watch this sort of thing with a straight face. So his audience of five million
is purely made up of kids. People try to say, "Television is poisoning their minds, video games
are ..." no, they're not Susan from Facebook, but ImJayStation definitely is. It's the kind of
thing where you would ask yourself, "How is this content allowed on YouTube?" Well, I'm making
this video because I can show you that it's actually not. The reason everybody's talking about
ImJayStation this time around is because he faked his girlfriend's passing for views on YouTube. He
pretends that she was a victim of a drunk driver, which by the way, how are you going to disrespect
all victims of drunk drivers like that? How are you going to disrespect every family member of
a victim of drunk driving? This is not a joke. This is not something that you pretend
happened so you can get views on your channel, this is something that happens to people, this is
something that ends families in a moment. But no, he really, really used that for clickbait.
So of course the commentary community jumped on that as they should. It's a mix of not just
grim humor in all of this, but mostly there's an aspect of disbelief. How could somebody
do this? So if you put two and two together, you probably know what's coming up next. But
yes, he releases a Ouija board video with his late girlfriend. Here's the thing, he's not saying
these are pranks. They're obviously fake, but he's not telling his audience, "Oh yeah, guys, this
isn't real. We're just going to pretend." I mean, come on, you've been a kid. Kids will believe
anything. Kids will believe in Santa Claus, they'll believe in the tooth fairy they'll believe
that college degrees will help you get a job. So that's my introduction to who JayStation is
and why everyone's mad at him. But that's not what this whole video is about because honestly
there's a lot of videos about that. I just want to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this
content is against YouTube terms of service. Now, I don't know how many of you are familiar with
iDubbbz, he was huge back in 2016 and his videos actually still do really well today, but possibly
his most popular video was called Leafy Content Cop and YouTube, in a grand decision, at the
height of their wisdom took down that video just a few weeks ago. Now, the reason that
that was such a big deal was because YouTube retroactively changed the terms of service
and then decided that his video didn't fit the new terms of service. Now I truly don't think
anybody agreed with or supported that decision. I know I didn't because while I can understand
how his video violates the new terms of service, there is nothing wrong with the content when he
posted it, according to YouTube. So to go and take it away from him is absolutely ridiculous.
But I bring this up to illustrate the fact that YouTube is clearly not above doing this. So
what I want to know is why are JayStation's videos still up when they violate YouTube's terms
of service? Here's what I mean. When he was faking his girlfriend's passing, honestly saying that
sentence is just making me physically recoil. But when he was faking his girlfriend's passing, he
used this as a way to promote his second channel, not even kidding. I don't want to insert
too many clips, but basically he was saying, "Guys, my girlfriend really had a dream
that our second channel would get to a million subscribers, so it was all she wanted."
First of all, that's the most disgusting thing I could think of. Let's say she really did pass.
You're going to come out and say that her life ambition was supporting your YouTube career? Get
over yourself. But clearly this man does think YouTube is more important than life, otherwise
he wouldn't be disrespecting the lives of people like Mac Miller and Etika, so honestly, we're
dealing with someone who doesn't move like us. He doesn't think normally, he doesn't act
like a person should. He doesn't act like a person. He uses this to say, "Please give me a
million subscribers on my second channel. It's what my girlfriend would want." But that, my
friend, is against the terms of service. Now, when YouTube changed their terms of service to
include all that cyber bullying and harassment stuff, generally, people were focusing on
the cyber bullying and harassment part. But they see that there is a small extra word
in there. Don't post content on YouTube if it fits any of the descriptions noted below.
Content of loaded with the intent to shame, deceive or insult a minor. Shame, deceive or
insult. It's straight up against the terms of service. I actually could not be more cut and dry
than this. He's tricking kids into following his second channel by using a tragic event that he
invented for the sole purpose of driving YouTube engagement and by YouTube's own policies, which
are allegedly there to help protect the community, he is not allowed to do that on the platform.
So I'm really curious as to why iDubbbz's Leafy video came tumbling down when that was from, I
think four years ago, three and a half years ago, but I'm JayStation's videos, which are much
more recent than that are still up and thriving. YouTube, if you're watching this, I'm sure you
just made a mistake, right? I'm sure you're not doing this on purpose, but now that you know ...
But honestly, I'm being facetious. We all know why one is there and the other is not, right? For
some reason, YouTube is pushing this content more so than iDubbbz content, okay? They don't want
criticism, commentary, intelligent discussion. And maybe the fault is not 100% on YouTube, maybe it's
just that this stuff doesn't do as well anymore because we now have all these other options, but
they want stuff like what ImJayStation is doing, they want the whole Morgz brand. That's what
I call it, the Morgz brand where you're just in the camera, 24/7, saturation turned up,
you look like you're ... Let me not start dragging Morgz just because of ImJayStation's
wrongdoings. I can make a video about Morgz later if that's what you want, just let me know.
Clearly YouTube is willing to bend their terms of service if it's benefiting them. And the fact
that ImJayStation is getting millions of views and I'm sure he's getting good ads since this content
is obviously for kids, that's benefiting YouTube. Because what a lot of people don't know is YouTube
makes pretty much the exact same amount of money off of a YouTuber. So if Jake Paul gets $50,000 in
a month, YouTube got $50,000 in a month. When you start thinking about the millions and millions of
dollars a month that are just pouring into various creators accounts, suddenly it makes sense. Oh,
of course YouTube's not going to take it down. It really goes to prove you can just be the worst,
the absolute worst person and nothing will happen to you as long as you benefit YouTube as well. And
honestly, there's no point in acting surprised. Logan Paul's still here, Jake Paul is still on the
platform. Onision still has a channel. So there's no point in acting like this is new information.
It's just not cool to constantly be reminded of this. I just ... I don't have words. I feel like
if it was anything else I would be equipped to talk about it. I'm good at talking about the
Shane Dawson's of this world and the Jeffrey Stars'. These people, those people. Because
generally people don't do things this bad to the point where it's just mind blowing, but
no, he's still here. And I just don't know why I have a sneaking suspicion that he's not going
anywhere. Another thing I want to point out is even if YouTube wants to somehow pretend like he's
not violating the terms of service that states that you cannot deceive minors with your video
content, he's violating the harassment policies. Here's the thing. We all know that the girlfriend
is still alive, right? She never actually passed, that was not even a question. Well, he
himself actually came out and confirmed that he made it up, to nobody's surprise.
And that now, it's a whole different story. Now, apparently his girlfriend actually broke up with
him, okay? And she called the police on him and the police are going to arrest him and she ruined
his life. So apparently this is his ex-girlfriend, but you know what the issue is here? If
she broke up with you, can't imagine why, and then you start going on YouTube and claiming
that she's passed away, that is straight up targeted harassment. In fact, in his video where
he comes clean, he even apologizes to her family. You told the internet that somebody's daughter had
passed and you know she didn't, and you only did that so you could make money off of her name,
what I can only assume is because she broke up with you. That is without a doubt harassment. So
you're violating two terms of service that I can point out easily. Easily violating the deception
of minors, easily violating the harassment policy. And obviously the results shouldn't be to just
take someone's entire channel down off of a single violation. Thankfully, iDubbbz is still
here, but when it's just video after video that they're in clear violation of YouTube terms of
service, I would really love to know why the account is still there. But again, I answered
my own question. It's just like, I don't want to accept the answer. I don't want to accept that
YouTube could be okay with this just because it's making them money. And let's not even talk about
the fact that it's making him money in the first place. I have to go on my channel and say, "Pass
away and late instead of you know what. Solely, so I can hope YouTube doesn't hit this with a big
yellow dollar sign." But he's out here dropping F bombs, saying we Ouija board to someone you
know who's left and right, is getting all kinds of ads on those videos. So I truly could not
explain the mind of YouTube or maybe I could. Maybe it's as simple as the fact that he
obviously makes more money than the rest of us so YouTube is not going to take away that
stream because the stream of revenue for him as a stream of revenue for them. I'm not scared
of making this video because I don't feel like YouTube is going to shut me down for speaking
up. Thankfully, I haven't typically seen that. I feel comfortable criticizing YouTube on their own
platform, just because that's the only way things have ever been fixed. I guess, I'll end this video
off with a message to JayStation, because I know that he watches these kinds of videos about
him. I've seen him comment on others. You're not going to stop making this content. Nothing
I said in this video means anything to you. You don't understand that this is wrong. Even in your
apology video, you don't think you did anything wrong. So I'm not going to say stop making content
because honestly, what good is that going to do? All I really have to say is keep going. Keep
ramping it up. Just keep searching for that new low and every time you hit rock bottom,
dig yourself even lower like you've been doing for these past couple of years. Because
eventually you are going to cross the line, there's no way even YouTube will be able
to cover for you. And when you do that, your channel is going to go down there and flames
and I absolutely want to see that happen. In fact, I saw a little Tweet floating around of somebody
who looked like JayStation saying, "I'm not going to make a video about Kobe Bryant." Y'all,
that wasn't JayStation, That's a fake Twitter account. So for all we know he could be making a
Ouija board Kobe Bryant video as we speak. Please JayStation, upload that Kobe Bryant video. Go
ahead and put it out there and let everybody see the kind of person that you really are.
Because if you do that, I guarantee you, you're not going to get very far after that. If you want
to pull something like that, I will hop on my main channel and I will now record this video twice.
You're going to get whatever I have to say that first time and I will be angry, angry D'Angelo.
I'm just going to finish this off by reading this tweet that was under that fake ImJayStation
account. This is obviously a kid and it says, "Why would you do your fans dirty like this? When you
posted the videos of her fake passing, I cried and I was going to make a YouTube video about it, but
I didn't. I just don't understand why you would do that. Why do you have to be fake? Why can't
you be real?" It's your own audience and sadly, if I saw this kid, I would just have to tell her
that you don't care, so ultimately, who cares?
