The streaming community is well aware of the ongoing battle taking place between the platforms Twitch and YouTube Gaming. Twitch streamers are making a switch to YouTube Gaming with alarming regularity for the former live-streaming service. However, in a hilarious instance, streamer Ludwig got banned from YouTube Gaming barely 3 days after making the jump from Twitch.
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Ludwig and his ban from YouTube Gaming
It appears as if the streamer has set the world record for the fastest ban on YouTube. The reason provided for the ban was playing copyrighted music during one of his streams. The incident is sure to amuse gamers, fans, and Ludwig himself.
you could say the switch has been going well… pic.twitter.com/dnkjSUkT0o
— ludwig (@LudwigAhgren) December 3, 2021
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Adding to the sheer amusement and bizarreness is the amount of fanfare that was associated with the streamer’s migration. The streamer’s move was so high profile that Ryan Wyatt, the head of gaming in YouTube took to a Twitter post to welcome Ludwig,
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I’m excited to announce @LudwigAhgren will now be streaming exclusively on @YouTubeGaming.
Our focus is building a world class VOD, short form, and live platform.
And I have to reiterate; we still aren’t done yet! Welcome to the family, Ludwig! pic.twitter.com/pSfCNoLwwM
— Ryan Wyatt (fwiz.eth) (@Fwiz) November 29, 2021
The streamer had his live stream interrupted midway due to the playing of copyrighted music for just a few seconds. More than 25,000 fans witnessed the debacle. It appears that while the streamer was playing a video, the unmistakable tune of Baby Shark started playing. The corporate overlords of the song dropped the hammer and Ludwig was promptly banned.
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What adds to the irony to the situation is one of the videos Ludwig released before making the switch from Twitch. He stated that the copyright rules Twitch had in place were much more stringent than that of YouTube Gaming. Now, considering the fact that he was banned from YouTube a mere 2 days after shifting, one can’t deny the irony of the situation.
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