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Content Cop is a satirical web series in which YouTuber Ian "iDubbbz" Carter offers his criticism and review of popular channels and content creators on YouTube. Each episode of Content Cop opens with a comedy sketch of iDubbbz dressed in a police uniform chasing after and bringing down a suspect, before cutting to iDubbbz' production studio where he rants about the YouTube content creator in question at length. Between 2015 and 2017, iDubbbz produced 11 content cop episodes, including notable episodes on YouTubers LeafyIsHere, KEEMSTAR and RiceGum.

History

On December 13th, 2015, YouTuber iDubbbz uploaded the first episode of his Content Cop series titled "AMATEUR FOOD REVIEWERS."[1] In this video and the episodes that followed, iDubbbz reviewed and criticized YouTubers whose videos or actions he deemed hypocritical or unethical. In the period between December 13th, 2015 and October 3rd, 2017, iDubbbz produced a total of eleven Content Cop episodes, including episodes on YouTubers The Fine Bros, KEEMSTAR, LeafyIsHere, Tana Mongeau and RiceGum.


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Content Deputy

Content Deputy are subseries produced by iDubbbz in response to those YouTubers who reacted to his Content Cop videos. The subseries include a total of two episodes and include videos recorded by iDubbbz in response to criticisms by LeafyIsHere and RiceGum.

Reception

The Content Cop series received positive responses from viewers, with the series accumulating a total of over 240 million views as of December 11th, 2019, with the Content Deputy episodes accruing over 40.3 million views. As of December 13th, 2019, the Content Cop episode on RiceGum was the most viewed video in the series with over 46 million views.

iDubbbz' stage persona and style of humor of the series has been celebrated by his fans as provocative, ironic and highly satirical, while his critics have slammed his frequent use of racial and homophobic slurs for comedy as lowbrow and offensive.

Controversies

Over the years, the Content Cop episodes resulted in a number of major controversies and feuds involving iDubbbz.

Leafy Feud / #nochin

On September 12th, 2016, YouTuber iDubbbz released a new episode of Content Cop titled "Content Cop – Leafy" criticizing LeafyIsHere's videos and referring to him as a bully. Additionally, iDubbbz frequently mocked Leafy's chin for being small, pointing out that he appears to be trying to hide the part of his face when posing for photographs. After the video was released, many internet users mocked the size of Leafy's chin with the hashtag #nochin. That day, YouTuber Keemstar uploaded a video reporting on the video on the DramaAlert channel (shown below). On December 11th, 2019, the episode was removed by YouTube.

Tana Mongeau Feud

Note: this section contains uncensored references to a racial slur; viewer discretion advised.


Tana Mongeau Feud refers to a December 2016 online feud between iDubbbz and YouTube vlogger Tana Mongeau which took off after iDubbbz staged wherein he traveled to San Francisco to attend a VIP meet-and-greet event with Mongeau, during which he approached the celebrity vlogger for a photograph and blurted out for Tana to say the nword. Following the meet-and-greet, Mongeau made accusatory posts against iDubbbz on social media. The feud continued with Mongeau being exposed to have used the slur on previous occasions, and with iDubbbz releasing a Content Cop episode criticizing Mongeau's video for exaggerating their encounter in San Francisco.

RiceGum Feud

RiceGum Feud refers to a October 2017 online feud between iDubbbz and RiceGum. The feud took off after iDubbbz posted a Content Cop episode about the YouTuber, in which he accused RiceGum of being a pompous, lying and unethical braggart. In the Following days, RiceGum posted a response video, with iDubbbz later answering with a Content Deputy episode.

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Leafy Episode Removal

On November 11th, 2019, iDubbbz tweeted that YouTube removed the Content Cop episode on LeafyIsHere due to violation of YouTube guidelines (tweet shown below).[2] The removal followed November 7th, 2019, removal of viral Filthy Frank video "Vomit Cake."[3] The removal of the Content Cop video was made in accordance with YouTube anti-harassment policy changes which were promised by the company after the #VoxAdpocalypse and went into effect on December 11th.[4]

German dad from the 70s @ldubbbz Download ur favorite bullying vids, before yt takes them down Your video has been removed from YouTube Inbox YouTube 7:21 AM to me YouTube Hi iDubbbzTV, As you may know, our Community Guidelines describe which content we allow - and don't allow - on YouTube. Your video Content Cop - Leafy was flagged to us for review. Upon review, we've determined that it violates our guidelines and we've removed it from YouTube. 5:30 PM · Dec 11, 2019 · Twitter for Android

In the following days, the removal became the subject of discussions online. On December 11th, Reclaim the Net published an article about the video being removed, pointing out that the rules were applied retroactively.[5] On the same day, Redditor B-VOLLEYBALL-READY linked the article to /r/KotakuInAction, gaining over 240 upvotes.[6] Also on December 11th, YouTubers Keemstar and Eddy Burback commented on the issue, criticizing YouTube (tweets shown below).[7][8]

KEEM @KEEMSTAR YouTube just removed the Leafy content cop! #DramaAlert I don't want YouTube to be "safe place" You are killing comedy by calling a roast of other creators "bullying" We are public figures we are allowed to be roasted! Comes with the gig. 5:50 PM · Dec 11, 2019 - Twitter for iPhone
Eddy Burback @eddyburback So let's pretend that YouTube removing the leafy content cop was fair Is it okay for youtube to change its guidelines, then remove content that was posted before the change? If you follow youtube's rules in 2019 and they change them in 2030, should they remove all your content? 8:20 PM - Dec 11, 2019 · Twitter for iPhone

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About

Content Cop is a satirical web series in which YouTuber Ian "iDubbbz" Carter offers his criticism and review of popular channels and content creators on YouTube. Each episode of Content Cop opens with a comedy sketch of iDubbbz dressed in a police uniform chasing after and bringing down a suspect, before cutting to iDubbbz' production studio where he rants about the YouTube content creator in question at length. Between 2015 and 2017, iDubbbz produced 11 content cop episodes, including notable episodes on YouTubers LeafyIsHere, KEEMSTAR and RiceGum.

History

On December 13th, 2015, YouTuber iDubbbz uploaded the first episode of his Content Cop series titled "AMATEUR FOOD REVIEWERS."[1] In this video and the episodes that followed, iDubbbz reviewed and criticized YouTubers whose videos or actions he deemed hypocritical or unethical. In the period between December 13th, 2015 and October 3rd, 2017, iDubbbz produced a total of eleven Content Cop episodes, including episodes on YouTubers The Fine Bros, KEEMSTAR, LeafyIsHere, Tana Mongeau and RiceGum.



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Content Deputy

Content Deputy are subseries produced by iDubbbz in response to those YouTubers who reacted to his Content Cop videos. The subseries include a total of two episodes and include videos recorded by iDubbbz in response to criticisms by LeafyIsHere and RiceGum.



Reception

The Content Cop series received positive responses from viewers, with the series accumulating a total of over 240 million views as of December 11th, 2019, with the Content Deputy episodes accruing over 40.3 million views. As of December 13th, 2019, the Content Cop episode on RiceGum was the most viewed video in the series with over 46 million views.

iDubbbz' stage persona and style of humor of the series has been celebrated by his fans as provocative, ironic and highly satirical, while his critics have slammed his frequent use of racial and homophobic slurs for comedy as lowbrow and offensive.

Controversies

Over the years, the Content Cop episodes resulted in a number of major controversies and feuds involving iDubbbz.

Leafy Feud / #nochin

On September 12th, 2016, YouTuber iDubbbz released a new episode of Content Cop titled "Content Cop – Leafy" criticizing LeafyIsHere's videos and referring to him as a bully. Additionally, iDubbbz frequently mocked Leafy's chin for being small, pointing out that he appears to be trying to hide the part of his face when posing for photographs. After the video was released, many internet users mocked the size of Leafy's chin with the hashtag #nochin. That day, YouTuber Keemstar uploaded a video reporting on the video on the DramaAlert channel (shown below). On December 11th, 2019, the episode was removed by YouTube.



Tana Mongeau Feud

Note: this section contains uncensored references to a racial slur; viewer discretion advised.


Tana Mongeau Feud refers to a December 2016 online feud between iDubbbz and YouTube vlogger Tana Mongeau which took off after iDubbbz staged wherein he traveled to San Francisco to attend a VIP meet-and-greet event with Mongeau, during which he approached the celebrity vlogger for a photograph and blurted out for Tana to say the nword. Following the meet-and-greet, Mongeau made accusatory posts against iDubbbz on social media. The feud continued with Mongeau being exposed to have used the slur on previous occasions, and with iDubbbz releasing a Content Cop episode criticizing Mongeau's video for exaggerating their encounter in San Francisco.



RiceGum Feud

RiceGum Feud refers to a October 2017 online feud between iDubbbz and RiceGum. The feud took off after iDubbbz posted a Content Cop episode about the YouTuber, in which he accused RiceGum of being a pompous, lying and unethical braggart. In the Following days, RiceGum posted a response video, with iDubbbz later answering with a Content Deputy episode.


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Leafy Episode Removal

On November 11th, 2019, iDubbbz tweeted that YouTube removed the Content Cop episode on LeafyIsHere due to violation of YouTube guidelines (tweet shown below).[2] The removal followed November 7th, 2019, removal of viral Filthy Frank video "Vomit Cake."[3] The removal of the Content Cop video was made in accordance with YouTube anti-harassment policy changes which were promised by the company after the #VoxAdpocalypse and went into effect on December 11th.[4]


German dad from the 70s @ldubbbz Download ur favorite bullying vids, before yt takes them down Your video has been removed from YouTube Inbox YouTube 7:21 AM to me YouTube Hi iDubbbzTV, As you may know, our Community Guidelines describe which content we allow - and don't allow - on YouTube. Your video Content Cop - Leafy was flagged to us for review. Upon review, we've determined that it violates our guidelines and we've removed it from YouTube. 5:30 PM · Dec 11, 2019 · Twitter for Android

In the following days, the removal became the subject of discussions online. On December 11th, Reclaim the Net published an article about the video being removed, pointing out that the rules were applied retroactively.[5] On the same day, Redditor B-VOLLEYBALL-READY linked the article to /r/KotakuInAction, gaining over 240 upvotes.[6] Also on December 11th, YouTubers Keemstar and Eddy Burback commented on the issue, criticizing YouTube (tweets shown below).[7][8]


KEEM @KEEMSTAR YouTube just removed the Leafy content cop! #DramaAlert I don't want YouTube to be "safe place" You are killing comedy by calling a roast of other creators "bullying" We are public figures we are allowed to be roasted! Comes with the gig. 5:50 PM · Dec 11, 2019 - Twitter for iPhone Eddy Burback @eddyburback So let's pretend that YouTube removing the leafy content cop was fair Is it okay for youtube to change its guidelines, then remove content that was posted before the change? If you follow youtube's rules in 2019 and they change them in 2030, should they remove all your content? 8:20 PM - Dec 11, 2019 · Twitter for iPhone

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It's time for Susan to leave. Any other CEO would've reacted to the Media and the Blue Checkmark's pressure rationally and realistically. Susan however completely smashes YouTube into the ground any time CNN so much as sneezes in YouTube's direction. She has literally pushed the website to the point where they have to MAKE THEIR OWN YOUTUBE STARS (like this woman here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaXEr4t_QBZBk3qlIlc2HRg) just so they can make this website look like it's still "Broadcast yourself" while still making sure they have a Non-Problematic star. You know cause even YouTubers that Susan herself tries to push on people (COUGH COUGH JAMES CHARLES) are still problematic shits.

I think the worst part about all of this though, The Gaywonk (don't downvote me for that, that's his goddamn Twitter handle!!!) that started Adpocalypse 3.0 because he got offended by people calling him by his Twitter handle, had to chime in and say "This is not enough." This isn't enough? They're turning YouTube into a Makeup tutorial website!!!

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