Everything you need to know about the Phil DeFranco #YouTubeIsOverParty drama

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LOS ANGELES — "YouTube is over."

That's what many YouTube creators declared Thursday on Twitter after learning some of their videos have content considered inappropriate for advertising.

But their dramatic reactions may be too premature. Here's a breakdown of why.

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