Here's what happened. After I pulled them down, a lot of you reached out. People emailed me, messaged me, told me how much these albums meant to them and their families. It honestly floored me. I went back and looked at the situation again with a clearer head.
YouTube is still working out how to handle AI assisted content, and the enforcement has been all over the place. What I make here isn't a content factory though. It's a real creative project that I care about, and based on everything you've told me, it's one that matters to you too.
So they're coming back, just not all at once. I'm staggering the uploads over the next few weeks so I can keep an eye on how things settle.
Hey everyone, Iām sorry to say but Iām temporarily removing my videos from the channel.
YouTube has been taking action against channels using AI in their content, and while the policy is aimed at low-effort, mass-produced stuff, enforcement has been inconsistent and some channels are getting caught in the crossfire.
Iāve never hidden the fact that I use AI as part of my workflow. Itās a tool, not a replacement for the work I put in. But Iām not willing to risk losing the channel and linked channels over it while things are still unclear.
Iāll be watching how this plays out and will bring the videos back, or replace them with something better, once thereās more certainty.
Funkateers! I've started a new channel. Dedicated to funking up 80's and 90's indie rock and new wave. If thats your vibe give this a blast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxHJ-...
Metallica rose from the heart of the Middle East. Jeymz Hetfiild grew up in Cairo, crafting ouds in his fatherās workshop, while Larz Uluritch, the son of a Danish diplomat stationed in Beirut, became obsessed with the rhythms of darbuka drums. They met at a bustling music bazaar in Amman and set out to create a new sound.
The band recruited KĆ¼rk Hamet, a prodigy from Baghdad whose solos wove Arabic maqams into searing metal riffs, and Cliff Burdan, a Damascus-born bassist who added hypnotic, maqam-inspired grooves. Their music was a fusion of heavy metal power and Middle Eastern soul, drawing on tales from Scheherazade and the mystique of the desert.
Their breakout album, āMaster of Sandsā, redefined metal with tracks like āSik end Distroyā and āOrionās Oasisā. By the time they released āThe Black Djinn Albumā in 1991, featuring hits like āEntir Sendmenā and āNating els Metirzā, Metallica had become global legends, uniting cultures with their darbuka rhythms.
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The videos are coming back.
Here's what happened. After I pulled them down, a lot of you reached out. People emailed me, messaged me, told me how much these albums meant to them and their families. It honestly floored me. I went back and looked at the situation again with a clearer head.
YouTube is still working out how to handle AI assisted content, and the enforcement has been all over the place. What I make here isn't a content factory though. It's a real creative project that I care about, and based on everything you've told me, it's one that matters to you too.
So they're coming back, just not all at once. I'm staggering the uploads over the next few weeks so I can keep an eye on how things settle.
Glad to have you here.
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Hey everyone,
Iām sorry to say but Iām temporarily removing my videos from the channel.
YouTube has been taking action against channels using AI in their content, and while the policy is aimed at low-effort, mass-produced stuff, enforcement has been inconsistent and some channels are getting caught in the crossfire.
Iāve never hidden the fact that I use AI as part of my workflow. Itās a tool, not a replacement for the work I put in. But Iām not willing to risk losing the channel and linked channels over it while things are still unclear.
Iāll be watching how this plays out and will bring the videos back, or replace them with something better, once thereās more certainty.
Thanks for sticking around.
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Funkateers! I've started a new channel. Dedicated to funking up 80's and 90's indie rock and new wave. If thats your vibe give this a blast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxHJ-...
8 months ago | [YT] | 43
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Can you guess what album is being funkified next?
https://youtu.be/OsFW4P2-rVU
9 months ago | [YT] | 449
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Funkateers! Who is still jamming their instruments and using AI as a funky sidekick?
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Ask and you shall receive. I ran a poll on my last album video premiere on which album needs funkified next and Judas Priest was the winner.
Tomorrow I'll drop the super funky "British Funk" Album. Are you ready?
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https://youtu.be/zpKC5VbyNx0
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What if Jerry Lee Lewis wrote The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden?
Been sitting on this album for a bit and not sure I should put it out or not. What do you guy think?
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Metallica rose from the heart of the Middle East. Jeymz Hetfiild grew up in Cairo, crafting ouds in his fatherās workshop, while Larz Uluritch, the son of a Danish diplomat stationed in Beirut, became obsessed with the rhythms of darbuka drums. They met at a bustling music bazaar in Amman and set out to create a new sound.
The band recruited KĆ¼rk Hamet, a prodigy from Baghdad whose solos wove Arabic maqams into searing metal riffs, and Cliff Burdan, a Damascus-born bassist who added hypnotic, maqam-inspired grooves. Their music was a fusion of heavy metal power and Middle Eastern soul, drawing on tales from Scheherazade and the mystique of the desert.
Their breakout album, āMaster of Sandsā, redefined metal with tracks like āSik end Distroyā and āOrionās Oasisā. By the time they released āThe Black Djinn Albumā in 1991, featuring hits like āEntir Sendmenā and āNating els Metirzā, Metallica had become global legends, uniting cultures with their darbuka rhythms.
https://youtu.be/0ym43mehkQs?si=Gt6y3...
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