What Happened To JayStation?

On March 12, 2021, each and every jstation YouTube account was permanently banned,

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would accompany this would be a final tweet from jstation saying it's okay guys, having fun and in peace, officially concluding

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had It has been one of the most controversial runs in YouTube history, however, by a guy like J Station, who was getting an average of 50 million views a month and had gone through numerous deleted accounts before throwing in the towel after another ban, seemed totally out of place, so it wasn't surprising to find jstation running a small secret Twitter account. with approximately 5000 followers in which he recently announced that he has been planning his return to YouTube.

I'm going back to YouTube. It's about time I got back to you, but things are starting to get a little strange as we look. Dr. Phil's strategy for doing so is to help him get back on YouTube, why would he want to get back on YouTube when he silently claimed that his life is so interesting since he got banned? What is this new job he's been working on? apparently it led him to make seventy thousand dollar deals this is all just a big elaborate lie to get back to the good books of youtube fortunately we can keep it simple because jstation's circumstances can be summed up in one specific word controversy this word not only represents his entire personality and his YouTube career, but it was also the reasoning behind his elusive disappearance in the first place.

Remember those 24 hours in a certain place without getting caught. Challenges that were popular about five years ago. They were often controversial, but appropriately, this is where jstation started to gain popularity. in 2016. However, during a challenge, jstation was arrested after the police discovered him in another way after closing time. They caught me. They arrested me. There were canine units. There were about 12 police cars. Jay Station lived in the small Canadian town of Ottawa. and many of the places he had snuck into were local spots where Ottawa's citizen newspaper would cover the story for its readers, claiming that the Ottawa star of a YouTube channel he appears on allegedly trespassing on several properties during the night has been arrested and charged Ottawa police are investigating a series of YouTube videos showing people hiding overnight in various businesses in the city.

The biggest news channel in my city put me on television saying that the police were going to try to arrest me and that this is something very serious, the newspaper didn't. joking about bringing the police to the j station, just a month later he would upload a video explaining that he was facing trespassing fines of up to 50,000 after the police viewed some of the older videos of him. Here are the documents. I got five counts of trespassing each. one of these is a maximum fine of ten thousand dollars, so a total maximum is fifty thousand dollars.

To make matters worse, the police would also contact YouTube to demonetize their entire channel for trespassing, and a YouTube spokesperson would claim that videos must comply with our community guidelines. and we have strict policies prohibiting misconduct on YouTube. We have paused monetization on this channel while we conduct a review of the claims against this user who they called youtube and demonetized every single one of my videos. demonetized demonetized demonetized for obvious reasons that jstation not only suspend the 24 hour challenge videos. I won't be doing these 24 hour challenges anymore, although I wish I could. I just can't do it guys it's not worth it but he would also create a whole new jstation channel so he can monetize. their content, but if this channel closes down, which I'm pretty sure it will, I'll need to use that new channel to make videos about guys who would gain over a hundred thousand subscribers on the first day, however, despite having a hundred . thousand subscribers on the new channel, its main video type, 24 hour challenges were no longer viable for the reasons mentioned above, but jstation had a plan: what would happen if it transformed the 24 hour challenge into a video type called 3 a.m. night challenge where he just could faked an interesting event during the creepiest hour of the night and marketed the videos to children, after nine months of experimenting with these 3 a.m. videos. m., many took over their popular uploads tab, each with over 5 million views;

However, with an impressive view count came impressive levels of reviews. The audience is a group of four-year-olds and he knows it. If you scroll through his feed, it's just a cornucopia of annoying content. It should be criminal. How bad your videos are. He talks like an exaggerated beast. again doing really messed up things to make the internet mad at him, what we are about to see is a load of absolute garbage. Jstation started receiving backlash for a multitude of different reasons. Fake videos that take advantage of a young audience who steal a YouTuber's Fortnite game. but most notably leveraging celebrity deaths for views eight days after xxxtentacion's passing in 2018. j station would upload a video titled xxxtentacion ouija board challenge at 3am. m. that went wrong in which he would try to contact xxxtentacion from the grave after placing four mid-roll ads and acting completely devoid of any negative emotion about the passage of station j of x received a dislike ratio of 50 and more reviews from other YouTubers, then there's like four medical roles at least like what does this guy think he's doing like me?

I don't understand the mentality of these people like this guy just passed away and you're trying to make it a joke, however apparently Jay Station hadn't learned his lesson as he would do the same with Mac Miller and Etika, the latter leading him to 300,000 dislikes in just 24 hours The fact that he actually liked Mac Miller and listened to his music with this disrespectful video is crazy to me. Each event was terrible for Jstation's reputation, however, for the growth of his channel, the controversy and discussion surrounding his actions. It was like magic at the end of 2018 J Station was averaging 30 to 60 million views per month compared to 15 million at the beginning of the year;

However, a channel that grows by constantly engaging in controversies is like pouring gasoline on a bonfire a little at a time makes it a fun game, but if you are not careful and throw the whole can, you will completely explode and it won't be long before that jstation will throw the whole can down, which will cause your entire YouTube channel to go up. in a blaze of glory starting with a not so innocent video if you were a jstation subscriber in january 2020 it would have been almost impossible to get through this video without raising an eyebrow saying goodbye to my girlfriend alexia rests in paradise in the past jay station had already proven to have absolutely no morals when it came to exploiting the dead for views;

However, clicking on his own girlfriend's apparent death for ad revenue was stooping to an even lower level. Thank you all so much for all your support especially mine on alexia's channel dream team she just wanted to get a million subscribers we were working so this was a next level zero empathy psychopath type game of your boy j station or was it fake, however, jstation got between a rock and a hard place as any of the results were certainly going to make some youtubers creak, like some common gamers, who would do most of the heavy lifting by calling the Toronto Police Department to see if anyone by the name Alexia had died in a recent car accident that they denied until now.

Toronto, no one, no one has ever been anyone with that name specifically, has suffered any kind of death. Others, like Penguin Zero, joined social media and laughed at how their only goal was to get their second channel to 1 million subscribers and of course, like all loving and good parents, less than 24 hours after the death of their son, they want their YouTube channel to stand out, baby, let's have some influence on that YouTube channel. Then, four days after the initial video was posted, Alexia, Jay Station's girlfriend, alive and well, who had apparently died, came forward. to confirm that the video was fake, I'm sure many of you are really confused about what's going on right now, between jay and me, however, station j had flown too close to the sun, took a step too far His girlfriend only broke up with him over the death hoax, which apparently she never wanted to try in the first place, but Jay Station would be arrested by Canadian police a week after the fake death went viral and the whole thing the death of the fake bride has led.

To the charges against him there was a warrant for his arrest and he announced that he would appear in court on certain charges, the reason why he had apparently thrown a phone at his girlfriend at some point in the drama to make things even worse, just when police involvement had led to demonetization of his first jstation channel police involvement led to demonetization of his second jstation channel after police contacted youtube to inform them of the court case with no way to earn income from youtube jstation He would upload a final 13-minute video simply titled Goodbye announcing that he planned to take an indefinite break from YouTube.

I need to take a break from YouTube. I just need. I just need to stop all social media. It seemed like Jstation's YouTube career might be over, however, so was Jstation. was a slimy rat so things would end as easily as a dirty phoenix rising from the ashes two months after his main channel was demonetized, Jason would return to the Dream Team channel he had created with his girlfriend Alexia and claim that they had resolved their differences and he was ready to return to YouTube. I bought her these matching rings. Guys, look at these rings. These symbolize the promise I made to Alexia that she would never do what I did to her before, guys.

However, unfortunately, a ring was We won't keep the relationship together if things turn sour and three months after getting back together, jstation announced that he had broken up with Alexia once again, leaving the only monetized channel he had left in the limbo as he was still partially owned by his girlfriend but we are not going to be together i don't know what to do with the channel i think the channel is finished this channel is finished i think i don't have my main channel you guys love youtube no will give it back help me, no I don't know what to do and I'm lost, I'm lost in this life brother, if you hate me or you don't hate me or if you hate what I did before, man, I already learned my lesson, just let me live, man.

I'm a human being, I'm sitting in my car right now, I just broke up with my girlfriend, I don't know what to do bro, greed is getting to me, I'm not a cartoon character online, I'm a real human being in a Desperate attempt to continue his YouTube journey, jstation would delete all the videos he had made with his girlfriend on the dream team channel and rename it to 666, where he would once again begin uploading scary videos for children, however, It seemed like jstation had dug itself into a hole that was too deep to escape, as after eight months of only uploading to channel 666 on March 13, 2021, YouTube would simultaneously suspend both its 666 and main jstation channels without notice. ,

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He attempted to revive his channel by tweeting on YouTube stating that he thought his channel might have been deleted by accident, however, after YouTube confirmed that both channels had been intentionally permanently banned from the platform, Jstation would slowly come to terms with the channel. end of your youtube. career, thanks to each of my fans who supported me during everything that

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. I really appreciate you guys after this, many celebrated the end of what was considered one of the most toxic channels in YouTube history. Well img jstation just got banned. youtube and it seems like everyone is happy with this information, no one is really mourning the death of jstation's channel, then over the next few weeks the discussion about him being banned completely died down and jstation's name was forgotten as he fell into the cemetery of irrelevant YouTube creators.

Two months after his ban, jstation would post on a small Twitter account that he had gotten a new job outside of YouTube. I'm doing this thing called real estate wholesaling, basically I'm finding market deals and I'm selling them to flippers or people who want rental properties a mail order company like I miss them a lot, I'm making a lot more money than before and I want Show you how I'm doing it, my life is very interesting now, that's right. Why am I making a new channel in a couple of days? The saga continues. I'm even winningmore money than on YouTube.

Why am I not on YouTube? My life is about to get sick. So why shouldn't it be on a similar stream? for everyone, it must be that I already spent my last five years on youtube, why shouldn't I spend the rest of my life on youtube? jstation would then make another tweet saying I'm going to vlog about the journey to a billion dollars in real estate. I'm doing it for free. I don't need money from YouTube right now. I just do it for fun. It's not something that's scary and it's okay with me if some of you don't want to see my new stuff. a crazy ride that also indicates that he may have to use Facebook since he didn't think YouTube would allow him to keep any channels active due to his past actions.

Facebook will be my best option, okay? You know why, because they will continue to delete. me on youtube over and over again I'm going to keep playing it, man I don't care, jstation didn't know if I should call the new channel real estate j or real station, however it didn't really matter, jstation didn't either. of these channels neither on Facebook nor on YouTube possibly because he knew that the channel would be banned shortly after its creation. Will I end up fired if I make a home renovation channel on YouTube in 10-20 years? Am I still not allowed on YouTube?

Now I'm really into real estate and would even do the videos for free, but I enjoy making videos and would like to renovate houses on YouTube. There's no controversy about that on the YouTube team, which was met with cold, hard silence from YouTube's Twitter team. In a strange turn of events, about a month ago, jstation posted a tweet saying we better get the top view of Dr. Phil's episode, followed by two other posts saying he just spoke to Dr. Phil and said he could help me get back on YouTube if I didn't. I don't make the same type of videos that I did before.

I want to make home renovation videos now. I won't let you down, Dr. Phil, thank you very much and I'll let you know what happens, but guys, I'll wait for you. I understand that I can no longer make the same content. I really want to make home renovation videos. Now I'm grateful to have the opportunity. Dr. Phil said he'll put me in touch with YouTube executives. Pray for me guys, here's the problem. j station we're talking about here, this could be a complete and utter big lie, as his track record hasn't given him much credibility. I assume this is a question based on a topic that jstation hasn't given you. been very good at dealing with morals and ethics in the past, is it moral to ban a veteran YouTuber from the platform if all he wants to make are non-controversial videos about real estate and home renovations?

Unbanning jstation would eventually lead to it sneaking back into the market. kind of video that banned him in the first place how much mercy do we give someone before deciding that justice must be done permanently it's hard to believe anything to be honest after every piece of controversy that says he has learned lesson and changed but only two months Then he repeated exactly the same mistakes. Has Jstation really reformed after its eight-month break? It's ambitious and hopeful to think that, however, his inauthentic personality and tendency to break his own promises make that question nearly impossible. to answer