I Made a Documentary About Spray Packs They Buried It | LMC Media

LMC dropped a documentary warning people about spray packs. It hit 400,000 views in two days. Then YouTube age restricted it. He appealed. It's journalistic, it's educational, it's not promoting anything, it's literally warning people about a dangerous product. Denied. In the year and a half since, that video has done under 50,000 more views. Age restriction cuts off suggestion and advertising entirely, so growth just stops. He looked up what a video with those numbers typically pays a creator. Just under a million dollars. He's been paid $50,000 in AdSense across everything. Lance gets into FSOTD's side of it too. They archived 150 videos and applied for monetization, denied. Archived 500 videos, reapplied, denied again. The reasons they were given: smoking on camera, breaking down flower on camera, and pointing people toward where to buy. When they asked whether federal legalization would change it, the answer was essentially no. Meanwhile CNBC runs cannabis coverage fully monetized. Both of them break down what that double standard means for anyone building in this space, and why relying on AdSense makes creators fragile in the first place. Want the stuff we can't put on YouTube? Unreleased content and early drops weeks in advance at FSOTD.com. Subscribe for new episodes every week. Brand we trust: HGV Elevated. Nutrients built for heavy yields, strong terpene profiles, and consistent quality batch after batch. Tested through every stage so there's no guesswork. Use code FSOTD for 10% off. https://hydrobuilder.com/pages/fsotd Chapters 0:00 400,000 views in two days 0:52 Age restricted on day two 1:52 What age restriction really does 2:28 Denied twice 3:16 The three reasons 3:36 Legalization won't fix it 4:29 What he should have made 5:16 Why AdSense makes you weak 6:25 The Dope As Yola special #LMCMedia #FSOTD #FirstSmokeOfTheDay #CannabisMedia #YouTubeMonetization #AgeRestricted #ContentCreator #CannabisPodcast #WeedPodcast #SprayPacks