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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. “I’m just sort of bewildered by the whole thing, but more than anything I’m just frustrated that a bunch of re-uploads of it are still allowed to stay online while mine has been taken down.”Īs Weedon notes, it’s extremely easy to find many versions of the video still on YouTube, while his original upload was removed.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. “It’s got nothing to do with YouTube trying to clean up their image as there’s far worse content out there that they’re clearly not going to do anything about,” Weedon said. Weedon said he has no idea why the video was removed now, but he’s not worried about it disappearing from the internet. At that point you’d have thought they’d have flagged that there was an issue with it and dealt with it.” “I got an email from YouTube late last night informing me that it had been taken down because it had violated their ‘violent or graphic content’ policy, which seemed a bit mad after all this time,” Weedon told Motherboard (disclosure: Weedon has written for Motherboard about becoming famous for the video.) “I’d maybe understand it if the video was new, but it’s been on YouTube for over a decade.