Can YouTube videos have bad words?

Previously, YouTube allowed for light profanity like “hell” or “damn” in monetized videos. Now, though, YouTube will allow moderate profanity like “s**t” and “b**ch” in the first 30 seconds of a video, as well as infrequent strong profanity and censored profanity (the f-word, etc.) further into the video.

Do YouTube videos get demonetized for swearing?

In YouTube’s words, it’s relaxing its monetization policy to allow for limited usage of “adult themes delivered through the context of humor” and “moderate profanity,” though only in a video’s first 30 seconds.

Can you not say blood on YouTube?

#1. It also includes footage that disgust viewers like blood and vomit, torture, corpses, animal abuse, etc. To put it simply, any content that disgusts or shocks the viewers is a violation of the policy. If there’s a slight clip of those footage mentioned above in your videos, you must blur or censor it.

How to say bad words in French?

– French Swear Words Bon Sang Bordel de Merde Brule en l’enfer Merde Mon Dieu Oh La Vache – French Cuss Words Casse-toi Con / Conasse Putain / Pute Salope T’es rien qu’un petit connard – French Rude Phrases

What are some French curse words?

Merde (Maird) This is at the heart of most French swearing and means Shit in English.

  • Va te faire foutre ( (Va-teh Fair Foo-trah) Vulgar but effective,this literally means Go Fuck Yourself.
  • Fils de pute (Feece deh Poot) An old school term,but it still stings this translates to Son of a Slut or Whore but the connotations can be a

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