The article discusses the permanent banning of several YouTube channels due to various reasons such as copyright infringement, harassment, and exploitation. The channels mentioned include:
1. Owen - Banned for clickbaiting and exploiting the death of Technoblade for views.
2. SteveWillDoIt - Banned for violating YouTube's rules on sponsored content after uploading a video with a visible URL of a gambling website.
3. Leafy - Banned for harassment after uploading 12 videos insulting Pokémon Man in the title and thumbnail.
4. Kabby Lami - An impersonator of the real Kabby Lami was banned for reposting his content without permission.
5. JStation - Faked his girlfriend's death to gain extra engagement and was banned for violating YouTube's policies.
6. Seven Super Girls - Banned after the owner, Ian Ryles, pleaded guilty to acting inappropriately with one of the channel's stars.
7. Kal Sana - An Indonesian channel banned for stealing content from other creators and re-uploading it with their own watermark.
8. Turkey's biggest channel - Banned for creating inappropriate content, including videos that mixed kid-friendly characters with violent and sexual themes.
9. Minaj Paraha - An Indian channel banned for re-uploading Western videos with Hindi voiceovers without permission.
10. Super JoJo Nursery Rhymes - Banned for copying Coco Melon's content and later ordered to pay $23.5 million in damages.
These channels were banned for violating YouTube's community guidelines and terms of service, highlighting the importance of creators respecting the platform's rules and other creators' content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. It's Owen's YouTube channel was terminated after he uploaded a video titled "Mr Beast final goodbye to technoblade".
2. The video showed technoblade playing Minecraft and a fabricated Mr Beast tweet, and received over 800,000 views in under 24 hours.
3. Steve Will Do's YouTube channel was terminated after he uploaded a video with a URL of a gambling website, despite having no strikes on his channel.
4. Leafy's YouTube channel was terminated after he uploaded 12 videos clickbaiting Pokémon Man, which was viewed as harassment by YouTube.
5. Kabil Lami, a popular TikTok creator, had his YouTube channel terminated after it was discovered that an impersonator had been reposting his content.
6. Jstation's YouTube channel was terminated after he faked his girlfriend's death and used it to gain extra engagement.
7. Seven Super Girls' YouTube channel was terminated after its owner, Ian Riet, was accused of acting inappropriately with one of the channel's stars.
8. Kal Saana, an Indonesian YouTube channel, was terminated after it was discovered that they had been stealing content from other creators.
9. Turkey's biggest YouTube channel was terminated after it was involved in the Elsagate controversy, which featured kid-friendly characters in violent and sexual scenarios.
10. Minaj Paraha, an Indian YouTube channel, was terminated after it was discovered that they had been copying content from other creators and adding Hindi voiceovers.
11. Super JoJo Nursery Rhymes' YouTube channel was terminated after it was discovered that they had been copying content from Coco Melon.
12. Super JoJo was sued by Coco Melon and ordered to pay $23.5 million in damages for copyright infringement.
13. Super JoJo wiped their channel clean and deleted all their videos after the lawsuit.