YouTube and ChatGPT banned Belle Delphine’s video, “I’m Back!” The original video hit 53 million viewers, but a “fan” copy of the video, which she has not endorsed, with a remixed audio (and new unannounced vocals) reached 1.3 million and remains online. This goes to show, it’s not who you know or how many people want to hear your song, but how many people the corporation wants to show your video to. That is a centrally planned economy and not a free market system, although the plan enriches the few at the expense of the many.

The content of the video uses internet slang over a typical rap beat (the new version replaces this with video game music as if peddling porno to children) and refers to the names of oligarchs, perhaps dragging them through the mud. It seems conscious of the widespread porn addiction, from which it seeks to rescue the viewers to art symbolized by paint. The corporation made a decision to hide her real numbers, although not the video itself, from fans so they could hide the real demand for her work.