YouTube Stops Russell Brand , From Monetizing His Channel.<br />On Sept. 19, YouTube said it "suspended monetization" on the 48-year-old's channel for allegedly violating its "creator responsibility policy.".<br />If a creator’s off-platform behavior harms our users, employees or ecosystem, we take action to protect the community, YouTube, via statement.<br />The action comes as Brand has been accused of rape and sexual assault by four women.<br />Brand, who has 6.6 million YouTube subscribers, <br />also has a podcast in which he examines <br />"the ulterior truth behind our constructed reality.".<br />He has denied the allegations against him and <br />accused the media of orchestrating "a coordinated attack" <br />to bring him down because of the topics he openly <br />talks about on his channels, NBC News reports. .<br />It’s been clear to me, or at least it feels to me, like there’s a serious and concerted agenda to control these kinds of spaces and these kind of voices, and I mean my voice along with your voice, Russell Brand, on the 'Stay Free with Russell Brand' podcast.<br />The BBC has also removed some <br />of its content featuring Brand.<br />Additionally, Brand was dropped by Tavistock <br />Wood Management Agency because they felt <br />"horribly misled" by the comedian-turned-influencer. .<br />Brand's current comedy tour, 'Bipolarisation,' has been suspended as well.<br />We are postponing these few <br />remaining addiction charity <br />fundraiser shows, we don’t like doing <br />it — but we know you’ll understand, Russell Brand's management, via statement
