Tom Guarriello, Ph.D.Psychologist. Founding Faculty, Masters in Branding Program School of Visual Arts. Co-host of BrandBox.Show podcast.

Support Jesari and YoungTubers

8 Jul 2007 · 3 min

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In this brief YouTube clip recorded at the 777 gathering in New York, Tom Guarriello, Ph.D., introduces the founders of the YoungTubers channel—Andrew, Jesse, Ari, and their mother—and the creator Jasari. He explains that their YouTube channels and videos were removed without any explanation, describing the lack of due process as unfair. Guarriello urges viewers to watch an attached video detailing the situation and to support the creators, emphasizing that content producers deserve at least an explanation when their material is taken down. He promises to return with more 777-related content and signs off.

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Hey guys, it's Tom. Among the many, many very cool and interesting things that happened this weekend in New York at the 777 gathering, one of the most impressive to me was meeting Andrew, Jesse, Ari, and I'm sorry, I can't remember their mom's name, the founders of YoungTubers. And Jasari. If you don't know what's happened to Jasari and the YoungTubers channel, please watch the video that I am attaching to this little clip just to introduce it so you can understand that these folks have really been deprived of anything that even resembles fair process on YouTube's part. Look, I know this isn't the United States Supreme Court or anything. We don't have to have, you know, 8 levels of appeal, but I do think that video producers are owed some explanation when their videos are taken down and their channels closed. And these folks did not get anything resembling an explanation from YouTube, and They sure deserve it. So give them your support. Watch this video, and I'll be back with some more 777 videos and stuff real soon. So take care, see you soon.
Bye.