FNAF Community Drama of the Day: Typhoon Cinema

Why does it feel like I host some kind of DeviantArt version of FNAF DramaAlert? lol


As many of you in the FNAF community know, the YouTube "community channel" known as Typhoon Cinema was deleted/removed/taken off YouTube this past week, thanks to multiple copyright claims from people who I don't need to name.


And since then, I've seen nothing but celebrating and hate on Typhoon Cinema.  It's like the FNAF Sister Location Anti-Hate Rant all over again


And while I do understand that these people don't like Typhoon Cinema, or the animations they upload.... clearly, a LOT of people do.  These videos wouldn't get a million views each, with a high like-to-dislike ratio if THAT community didn't like them.  Yes I know WHY people dislike it all... and really, I'm not subbed to them or a fan of or a part of that community either.


But still... really?  So much hate and negativity being spread around.... again.  sigh.


I've been friends with the guys Nik and Ken who run Typhoon Cinema for over a year, so I've talked with them about the entire situation.  Today, I'm ready to share some information with you:

1)  Every single "Typhoon Cinema" channel on YouTube that has popped up is FAKE and not related to the official channel at all

2)  Nik and Ken are very sure that the official Typhoon Cinema is going to be restored, so I want you all to prepare for that, and I don't want to hear any more whining

3)  They are going to make sure that any "risky" past animations are removed, and they are going to make sure that nothing like this can happen again.  So, that's an improvement hopefully.

4) They are working with YouTube directly, with many others, to make sure that these sorts of "attacks" can't happen to big youtubers in the future (as has been happening all year, this is not just a Typhoon Cinema problem)


What people need to understand, is that Typhoon Cinema is a business.  They make money, and hire/pay people to work (animate) for them.  Sure, in the past, maybe things were a little iffy, but now that they are successful and big, they are really trying to make this work.


The people who animate for them might get "a small percentage" of the total video earnings, but 1) they agreed to it, 2) it's better than a minimum wage job, and 3) it's more than they'd make on their own channel.  There's a lot more to things than people realize.


So in the end, if you don't like Typhoon Cinema (or any thing in general), then again, just leave it alone and go your own way.


I really didn't want to have to write this, but when Typhoon Cinema promised me that they would return, I wanted to make sure that I didn't get a month worth of whining spammed all over the internet for me to have to deal with and wish I was not part of this community at all.


Feel free to whine away in my comments instead.  If there's anything you want Typhoon Cinema to see, say it below.


Meanwhile, I have other problems to deal with in life.  I'll see you next time.