Adsense doesn't pay through Paypal.
You need to connect a bank account to Adsense in order to receive payments; which are sent electronically, directly to your bank. You won't be allowed to connect your bank account until you have earned a certain amount of ad revenue and have also verified your home address with a PIN; which Adsense will mail to you through your country's postal service.
At this point, anyone who has been dropped from an MCN will need to reapply to the YouTube Partner Program directly; and connecting an Adsense account is part of the procedure for applying. Without a connected Adsense your application will show in your Channel Features Monetization section as "application incomplete".
@Jsnow Having no copyright strikes doesn't mean there aren't copyright issues on your channel; and it looks as though from your post, Curse has dropped you for having unlicensed third party copyright content on there.
YouTube is refusing monetization to such channels on the grounds of "Duplication". Attempted monetization of unlicensed content under third party copyright, is against both the YPP rules and Adsense policy. If you don't delete all unlicensed third-party owned content from your channel
before you attempt to set up an Adsense account, you will likely be disapproved by Adsense.
Just a head's up for you...and I just found your main problem. Read the section of the VRChat EULA pasted below, paying close attention to the parts I have bolded.
"4.
VRChat Software License. Subject to your complete and ongoing compliance with the terms and conditions in this EULA (including without limitation payment of any applicable fees and compliance with all license restrictions), VRChat grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license to each copy of the Desktop Client or Mobile App (collectively, the “
VRChat Software”) downloaded directly from VRChat’s website or from a legitimate marketplace (such as the Oculus, Steam, Samsung, or PlayStation store), solely in object code format,
for your personal use for lawful purposes, on a single compatible mobile device you own or control, and to access and use the Service in accordance with this EULA.
You may not reproduce, distribute, publicly display, or publicly perform the VRChat Software or any part of the Service. Unless, and solely to the extent that, such a restriction is impermissible under applicable law or applicable third party license, you may not: (a) decompile, reverse engineer, or otherwise access or attempt to access the source code for the VRChat Software, or make or attempt to make any modification to the VRChat Software; or (b) interfere with or circumvent any feature of the VRChat Software, including without limitation any security, or access control mechanism.
You may not use the VRChat Software or the Service for any purpose other than a purpose for which the VRChat Software and the Service are expressly designed. The term VRChat Software, as used in this EULA, includes any update or modification to the VRChat Software made available to you by VRChat (unless provided with separate terms). If you are prohibited under applicable law from using the VRChat Software or the Service, you may not use them. You represent and covenant that you have complied and will continue to comply with the rights and obligations set forth in this Section 4 with regards to your use of any Service previously downloaded or accessed."
A. The VRChat software is being "publicly performed and broadcast" on your YouTube channel.
B. "Personal Use" is not creation of monetized videos. That is "Commercial Use", and is forbidden by VRChat's EULA.
C. By creating video interviews out of VRChat sessions, you are using the Software and Service in a way for which it was not specifically designed.
I think you are in a bit of trouble here.
