Russell Brand's YouTube channel demonetized over rape accusation
YouTube, owned by Google, said the move had been made as a direct result of serious allegations being made against Russell Brand.
Source: fortune.com
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YouTube, owned by Google, said the move had been made as a direct result of serious allegations being made against Russell Brand.
Following an investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brand, his YouTube channel has been suspended from making money.
The account, on which James recently said he wanted to watch people die, was removed for "violating YouTube's Community Guidelines," according to the platform.