So yesterday night, I decided to do a livestream of Blockland and Starwars Battlefront 2 (No not the stuffty new EA crap, the original good one). In the beginning of the stream, I was testing some stuff out because I wanted to make sure the stream would stay online no matter what I did. The tests went well and I was able to do a quality stream in 720 P. One of the tests was trying to do a subscriber alert for my youtube channel and I played literally 5 seconds of a song (Bap U- Party Favor) to test out the sound thingy. YouTube being the stuff stained copyright magnet it is claimed it saying I stole the song. I didn't really care because even though I have a stuffsense account, I never use it because something always gets copyrighted. So, the stream goes on and I switch games to SWBF2 (Starwars Battle Front 2). I was concentrating because there was 2 people left on my team (the CIS) and I was trying to kill the last 32 members of the Republic team. It ended up being me vs 25 of the enemy team. Anyways, this one time I wasn't talking for about 7 seconds because I was concentrating and Disney being the money hungry cooperation it is claimed loving 5 seconds on IN-GAME starwars music. Seriously? I cant even control that. The stream did end up getting taken down when it was archived because I played a song that was copyrighted.
TLDR ; I streamed onto YouTube and I got three copyright strikes: one for playing 5 seconds of a song for a sub alert, another for the music in Starwars Battlefront 2 because Disney owns it and they claimed it, and a third for playing a copyrighted track. The stream got taken down and now no one can view it.
EDIT: Here's a picture:
