> And no these videos are not being monetized by the creator.

How do you know that?

You could upload one yourself and you would get a notice if it gets monetized by the creator.

>You could upload one yourself and you would get a notice if it gets monetized by the creator

It may or it may not; I fail to see how that test would lead you to a conclusion here. You're making an assertion and really you have no idea.

We know because when Disney finds their content on Youtube they have it removed, they don't compromise their premium channels for the pittance in ad revenue they would get from pirate garbage.

The uploaders get through the filters with really strange editing tricks, cropping the screen and editing random bits together. It's not a level of quality that Disney would like to have associated with their brand in even the most unofficial way.

> The uploaders get through the filters with really strange editing tricks, cropping the screen and editing random bits together.

That they do, not wrong there.