Does removing the song from your video...

[Shendijiro]

I got a claim because of a song on my video that doesn't even belong to the person but they have before claim the same song on other videos and I don't want to go through the process of receiving a strike there because I dispute -_- (you can tell I am really angry)


Anyways to the point. My question is: If I remove the song, does the third party content removes with it?

 

[RedFox]

Yes.

 

[UltimateKirbyBoi]

Very short answer is yes.
The longer answer is yes, but you shouldn't be afraid to dispute it if it doesn't belong to them.

 

[Zerodecoole]

Yes.

Where did you get the song from? I got a claim on one of my videos a few days ago because of a song I got from an audio library and a different audio library that also had the song claimed my video through AdRev or something so I contacted the company and explained that I was allowed to use the song and they removed the claim shortly after.

 

[Tarmack]

The ContentID system is actually really quite nice for avoiding copyright strikes. It's the stuff not in ContentID that you need to be careful of.

If you get a content match, you can always remove the video or song before the content owner ever has a chance to issue a takedown notice. And of course the content match goes if you remove the "offending" content from the vid.

 

[NinjaCraft]

Yes!

 

[Shendijiro]

Thanks everyone I went out and leave it with the youtube edit and they remove the music but my voice is still over it so it was a pretty awesome edit from Youtube's part and the video is back to being monetize.

Thanks for everyone and it was because I had a mod on Left 4 Dead 2 with the song Hakuna Matata and I was singing over it but aparently this company called T-Series Music claim it and it doesn't even belong to them. The song belongs to disney ._. and I tough it was disney but not it was them.