A possible concise summary is:
The speaker is a YouTube content creator who is angry and frustrated because YouTube has disabled his channel's monetization for violating the spam policy. He claims he did not do anything wrong and he does not understand why YouTube made this decision. He also says he cannot contact YouTube support or receive the payments he earned from his previous videos and donations. He asks his viewers to help him by subscribing to his second channel, where he will post new videos, and by sending this video to someone who works at YouTube or who can influence them. He apologizes for the inconvenience and expresses his disappointment with the platform.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video by a YouTube content creator who complains about losing monetization on his channel.
2. The YouTube team sent him an email saying that his channel does not comply with the terms of the YouTube partnership program due to spam, deceptive practices, or scams.
3. The content creator claims that he did not do anything wrong and that he does not fit any of the categories of spam or misleading content that YouTube lists in its policies.
4. The content creator says that he cannot contact the YouTube support team, request a review, or receive payment for his previous or current videos.
5. The content creator asks his viewers to subscribe to his second channel, where he will post his videos until he can resolve the issue with YouTube. He also asks them to share his video with anyone who can help him or who cares about his situation.