As early as 2016, Google - which owns YouTube - said it handles approximately two million copyright takedown notices per day.Īnd with the growth of the content creator industry, YouTubers who depend on the platform and its ads for income have repeatedly called for change. In the years since, the number of copyright claims has exploded.
The system is part of a United States copyright law that Congress passed in 1998. Lofi Girl is far from alone, as any content owner can issue a DMCA takedown if they claim their content was published online on any platform without their permission. Although a new stream has started, the original video still displays YouTube’s “This live stream recording is not available” notice. That’s the length, in hours, of Lofi Girl’s continuous music livestream before YouTube took it down. Since then, an original character has been used that shows a girl reading a book with headphones on as a cat lies down near her window.YouTube did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Originally, the “lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to” radio stream’s visuals used a gif from the Studio Ghibli film Whispers of the Heart, which fittingly showed the main character studying and relaxing. The channel “may take down your content if this happens.” The owner has clarified all the details that you may want to know before using her work in an FAQ blog. Lofi Girl has explained that any recreation and reuploading of her music isn’t allowed. While the music is free to use, crediting the artists is Lofi Girl does request users credit, asking artists to add the following to their description: The touchstone “music to relax” theme is prominent across all tracks, making it fit for chill live streams and videos. The channel has hundreds of soothing tracks that are excellent for background music in Just chatting screens. The official handle of Lofi Girl revealed that streamers could utilize the channel’s entire YouTube library without worrying about copyright claims.
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