In the Psycheverse
Copyright strikes represent a recurring friction point between Psyche's spontaneous, conversational livestreaming style and the machinery of platform enforcement. The show documents the real logistical frustration of navigating YouTube's copyright school, counter-notifications, and disputes—turning bureaucratic entanglement into a window onto how creators actually experience digital governance and the vulnerability of building community on owned platforms.
Episodes (4)

The Grimoire of Digital Banishment: Crystal Ann Declares War!
A documentary-style exploration of digital conflict culture on YouTube, examining how creators weaponize platform rules and AI tools to wage campaigns against rivals, using grimoire and sorcery as metaphorical frameworks.

Guess Whos Back?
Psyche discusses his experience with someone who used him for their own purposes, then discarded him when he was no longer useful, and now is trying to take down his channel with copyright strikes. He also talks about a 'strike war' and his plans to counter the strikes.

Beeta Struck Me
Psyche discusses a copyright strike he received from Beta, expressing frustration about being struck without prior communication. He mentions that Beta has been striking him and trying to take down his channel.

I dont eat my cats
Psyche addresses personal conflicts, copyright strikes, and defends himself against false accusations, while discussing his cats and sharing his emotional state.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside copyright strikes
