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- Andrew Kibe plans to sue YouTube after his channel was deleted.
- He lost access to over 3,000 videos, which he claims were removed due to viewer complaints about his controversial content and not going against community guidelines.
- Kibe is seeking legal representation to challenge the decision in court.
Andrew Kibe, a former radio presenter known for his outspoken and controversial commentary, is preparing to take legal action against YouTube. His channel, which featured over 3,000 videos, was recently terminated, a move Kibe believes was triggered by offended viewers. The outspoken personality, known for targeting celebrities and their personal lives, is now seeking a bold lawyer to help him fight the platform’s decision in court.
Kibe, who has gained both fame and notoriety for his unfiltered critiques of public figures, was left shocked by YouTube’s decision to take down his channel. He built his brand by making bold predictions and fearless comments, including a notable prediction about Kenyan singer Akothee’s marriage to a Swiss national. His controversial style attracted a large following, but it also led to complaints from viewers, many of whom were upset by his content.
The termination of his channel not only silenced his voice but also erased years of work. Kibe has expressed frustration over the decision, arguing that YouTube’s actions were driven more by individuals who disliked his opinions than by any violations of the platform’s policies. Despite feeling confident in his ability to argue the case himself, Kibe admits that he needs a skilled lawyer to help him navigate the legal battle ahead.
“I am looking for a lawyer with big balls we sue @YouTube for wrongful termination of my channel and losing access to over 3000 of my videos. After watching the proceedings nonstop I have learned the lingo to argue my case in court.” Tweeted Kibe.
