The Most Unsettling Banned YouTube Channels

To preface, I know these aren't the DARKEST YouTube Channels. Because if I were to cover those, YouTube would probably shut me down haha. BUT these are the most unsettling banned YouTube channels without me being next on the list haha.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Banned YouTube Channels
0:58 - Vorphy: The Fortnite Scammer
5:05 - ItsOwen: Taking Clickbait Too Far
10:33 - Venus Angelic: The Living Doll
17:09 - ImJayStation: The Ghost Hunter
22:49 - SevenSuperGirls: The Reality of Child Stars

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[sivanhedoesstuff]

The whole SevenSuperGirls situation is just vile. Imagine being a literal teenager and having a grown man yell at you just because you have a personal life, or because you did _one_ small thing that he considers "wrong". You have to be "perfect", or you'll face consequences.
To me personally, the whole concept of the channel and the hierarchy is a MASSIVE red flag. It's super creepy.

[mentally_neglectful]

Calling him a "creep" is downplaying it so much, bro was literally a predator.

[johnsroastbeefbaconcheddar]

Why would parents even allow their daughters to appear on a channel being run by an old man? That in itself is a major red flag. They clearly have no good intentions

[Neptune-is-a-crab]

The fucking JayStation situation was insane. He should've been banned after "I ordered a slave off the dark web"

[ollie_last]

Venus Angelic‘s story scares me. I know my mom would never do anything like that, but the fact people and parents like her exist is so scary…

[乂]

I remember being a kid actually entertained by JayStation…

[zeruko-eg]

In the Venus Angelic story, she also lost weight for insecurities her mom put on her, leading her to get a life threatening illegal surgery that almost took her life. I think that after that, she divorced Manaki, and started doing different content, showing more of her life in Japan and then OF. I think a lot of fans are disturbed because they still see her as a child even though she is a grown woman. She seems to be doing better though and I think she still posts sporadically.

Also during the time she was under her mom's control, she even appeared as a model for a lolita company, whose owner picked models to date them, its rumored he tried to get with her, but she was a child. She still appears on the brand's website but the owner is long gone after controversies of trying to get with models and minors.

[JayDonagh]

SevenSuperGirls was one of those channels where it was blatantly creepy, yet nobody really said anything about it. A few years ago on Youtube there was lot of content had very disturbing/sexualized undertones yet tried to blend in and hide under the guise of being content for children. When the news broke out, I really was not surprised.

[CharlieHofigan]

sevensupergirls was one of my favorite YT shows when I was 8-12. And I remember seeing the girls come out and tell their stories and was so surprised- especially since i enjoyed watching as a kid

[LucyKosaki]

When you said they were required to wear summer outfits even in winter, that already was like a red flag for me. The only reason management would require this is if aside from actual children, they are also thinking of attracting a certain other type of target group. And if the manager already goes as far as considering people like this for audience growth instead of protecting them from those, there's a decent chance the guy had tendencies like this aswell.

[OKULTRA__]

the whole venus situation is heartbreaking. she had such a wonderful life and it all got thrown into the gutter by her mother and unsavory and manipulative practices... sometimes, i wish people would have a life less dedicated to content and the internet, it can really ruin a person in a way nothing else can.

[muscleymancomics]

Finally a professional youtuber with top notch equipment, tons of imagery of the actual events being discussed, no click bait, and even a handsome guy with an excellent speaking voice. Thank you.

[WalterWipe]

When you join in the middle of the premiere and don't know what is happening:

[DoonGhard]

There's always a sinister ulterior motive when you have to enforce strange and strict regulations to little kids for something as trivial as a YouTube channel.

[Ezurawitch]

The fact that i actually watched SevenSuperGirls when i was younger and looked up to them is insane, i had forgotten all about them until this video.

[Bonnatella]

Parents. Parents that actually parent. So much could be avoided if people were there for children and ask questions when something seems off.

[Lxgez]

It's fascinating how some content can push the boundaries on YouTube. While freedom of expression is important, maintaining a safe environment for all users is crucial. Banning channels that cross the line is a necessary step to ensure a positive online community.

[PJOtus]

I have to thank you lot about this series. I talk time to time to parents in schools about internet safety and gaming. This series has given me so much new
information and helped me address parents worries.

[estherzzzz]

jay really said "my girlfriend just passed away in a tragic accident guyz!!! :O :0 :3"

[OnlyJalenPhd]

I’m shocked that the girl’s parents would even allow their child to participate in something like that! My daughter (19) did classical French ballet for 8 years. She was in a ballet company, and went all over the US for competition. She even danced at Disney! I would see other dance companies dress provocatively, and was amazed that their parents were ok w/ some of the costumes. Since she danced at a classical ballet studio, all costumes were appropriate! She loved it, and we supported her, until she no longer loved it. We allowed her to make her own decisions bc it is her life, not ours.