Lilly Gaddis YouTube Channel Got Demonetized

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What’s publicly being claimed about demonetization Lilly Gaddis Said To The YouTube Company People.
• Lilly Gaddis says she was officially demonetized on YouTube. She claims the platform removed monetization citing “harmful or hateful content,” after a series of removals and strikes.
• According to her, YouTube was her sole or main source of income. With demonetization, she says she’s “making videos for free,” while still needing to cover her expenses (equipment, lighting, thumbnails, bills).
• Gaddis reportedly launched a new channel (named Club Gaddis) to continue posting content. As of the most recent reports, that new channel had already gained some subscribers.

Why Demonization — What She and Media Report
• Reporters say that YouTube’s demonetization of her channel was based on violations of YouTube’s hate / “harmful content” policies.
• Gaddis argued that her content — which she describes as opinion-based, covering social commentary, culture, crime, immigration, public policy — faced demonetization for being “too pro-White.” In her own words: “I refuse to censor myself.”
• She also claimed that what appeared on her channel was “vanilla” compared to her unfiltered personality. She suggested that animated or exaggerated content would have drawn even harsher scrutiny.

Background — Why This Is Making Headlines
• The demonetization came weeks after a backlash over a video where she wore a Halloween outfit that involved dark skin makeup — widely criticized as blackface. That sparked allegations of racism and hate speech online.
• Her history of using racial slurs — and refusing to apologize or moderate tone — has drawn widespread condemnation. Media coverage frames her channel as a “pro-white” voice, and her demonetization has reignited debates around content moderation, hate speech and platform policies.

What Still Isn’t Publicly Confirmed
• As of writing, there has been no public statement from YouTube (or parent Google) confirming the demonetization of her channel.
• It’s unclear whether her appeal to restore monetization is active, whether she’ll succeed, or whether any of her videos remain eligible for monetization.
• Independent verification of which specific content triggered the strikes / demonetization — and whether due process (warnings / removals before demonetization) was fully followed — has not been publicly documented.

What She Says She’s Doing Now
• Gaddis says she’s continuing to upload content “for free,” despite the demonetization, but she worries about covering costs (electricity, equipment, editing, thumbnails).
• She’s promoting her new channel “Club Gaddis” and encouraging followers to support her there.