Foodie Beauty BANNED on YouTube | How She Lost her Channel

[this video is protected by the fair use doctrine of the copyright act, edited and transformed to be a separate body of work from the original(s). criticism, commentary, and reporting are considered fair use, even if you don't think it's fair, Chantal.
DMCA reporting-system abuses (false striking) are a violation of YouTube terms of service]


→ timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
00:10 Intro w robot voice
02:00 Video Starts
26:23 Twitter Reacts w robot voice
28:43 Video resumes


→video/image credits:

kiwi farms archivists
   / @malarkeymeter  

‪@marybethwylie‬ (all still images of FB)
‪@TheYouTubeUnderground‬
‪@ZacharyMichael‬
‪@ToadMcKinley‬


→Extended Intro:
The editing is pure trash here. Some parts are still in speed-her-up time, the volume fluctuates up and down at random (I think some of that is her mic settings on that computer), and the pauses between sections are embarrassing. I know it, I apologize for it, and I probably will do better next time.
I didn't see the reactions on Twitter to her Omegle streams, and I don't watch reaction/clip channels (except The YouTube Underground, but that's a support group). I was sent a screenshot of a tweet calling FB predatory, I thought it was ridiculous, and after that I only knew what was happening because Chantal was talking about it.
There was a whole lot of anger and ranting about Charlie Gold in these videos, and I cut out as much as I could without changing the context of the timeline from that final week. Some of the ranting was about things I'd have to fact check, and to be completely honest I just don't care enough about those things to sit through unknown hours of her videos to research. Chantal is already too much chaos to keep up with, I don't have time/energy for anyone else's antics.
*edit: I forgot about her FFG rantings. All that above applies to her, too.*
This might be an unpopular opinion but I don't agree with FB being yeeted off YouTube. I think demonetizing her for a period of time, or (imo even better) removing membership and superchats from her channel would have been more appropriate. Especially considering that, despite the reports of false copyright strikes, drug use, flashing every body part, calling for mass flagging, etc, etc... she's never been penalized by YouTube, aside from age-restricting various videos. That's why she was so flippant about the reaction on Twitter, btw.
AND!
In my opinion, anyone who thought it was okay to throw the implication of her being a p3do out as a means to push for deplatforming her is dangerous. Those people can't be trusted, their word means nothing, their claims on anything must be scrutinized, and the best thing to do is avoid them. If they'll yell something this damaging in public places about a stranger, think what they'd be capable of if it was you.
~end~


→TRANSCRIPT (Twitter Reacts section):
This stream got quite the reaction from reaction channels and their communities on Twitter, starting even before the exhibitionist showed up. The fact that Chantal was interacting with minors was being discussed even before the incident at the end, with comments about her idiocy and irresponsibility being most popular.
After she cut the stream off, posts started going up that called Chantal "predatory" and implied that her prey was minors. This seems tied most closely to the "show bobs" comment she made to the young man from India, but the fact that the incident with number 3 was included in a video broadcast that included minors was also a red flag for many. Clips from the stream were posted, with tags to YouTube calling for action to be taken against the "predatory a f" Foodie Beauty. The one that took strongest hold, and spread furthest, was made by the reaction channel "Charlie Gold". It included links to prior terms of service violations Chantal is alleged to have committed, and a request for people to keep sharing the posts in order to attract more attention to the situation. My first reaction to watching the stream replay was "why does she always leap to stereotypes?", followed by "how freaking embarrassing, dude." I've watched that stream several times now while editing and I've still never seen any sign that she was purposely being flirtatious or inappropriate. "Show bobs" being discussed as a comment with sexual connotation is giving an inordinate amount of weight to what is widely recognized as an internet meme. It may have at one time been a serious proposition, but any use of the phrase "bobs and vegana" now is as a joke (or its punchline). It's the opening to a PewDiePie song about t-series, for heavens sake; how serious can anything be after that? The "predator" label stuck though, and Chantal's inability to defend herself in a sober and concise manner- coupled with her instinctive defiance of any perceived restriction- contributed to the eventual termination of her YouTube channel.
Allegedly, in my opinion, for entertainment purposes only.