This morning, video-maker Matt Lees put up a video criticizing another YouTuber, KSIOlajidebt. A few hours later, it was taken down—removed by YouTube due to a copyright claim by KSIOlajidebt himself. Censorship? Lees, who works for the website Videogamer.com, sure thinks so.
YouTube gaming personality KSIOlajidebt said on Twitter today that he "apologise[s] to the people I may have offended with my 'awkward eurogamer' video. My intent was never to sexual harass." Full story here.
There's being funny. And then there's being whatever FIFA-loving YouTube video game commentator JJ "KSIOlajidebt" Olatunji was in the video up top.
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YouTube user KSIOlajidebt doesn't know how to pronounce my name, but he figured out my Twitter handle and has convinced dozens and dozens of his fans to send me a video.
