YouTube has denied Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm's appeal to monetise his channel for a further 60 days. Addressing his audience in a livestream in a clip shared to X/Twitter, Beahm revealed YouTube had deferred his appeal "for another 60 days" after which he'd be eligible to re-apply. In the meantime, Beahm cannot draw any revenue from subscriptions or advertisements on his channel, which has 4.
5m subscribers. "Actually Champs - unfortunately, they pushed it back another 60 days," Beahm said. "Believe it or not, they waited 'til the very last second last night to tell us, uh, 'we're going to, uh, extend, just for another 60 days, and then you'll be eligible to re-apply, and we'll review the application'.
"But you know what, though, Champs? Okay. Then let's just wait another 60 days." He then said he had something "something much, much bigger" in the works - "one of the biggest opportunity to date" - but didn't elaborate (thanks, TheGamer ).
YouTube has denied Dr Disrespect's appeal for monetization on his channel, pushing it back another 60 days pic.twitter.com/3ls2qwQGtU Back in June, Beahm admitted to conduct that "leaned too much in the direction of being inappropriate" with a minor back in June, after Twitch 's former account director of strategic partnerships, Cody Conners, claimed an unnamed person had been banned from the streaming platform "because [he] got caught sexting a minor".
Those allegations were later directly linked to Beahm. Since that admission, Robert Bowlin.
