Problem is, they’d even pulled videos close to the React World announcement, like what happened with 8-bit Eric. The Fine Bros. have proven that they’d love nothing more than to knock down their competitors, and a broad trademark like this would be more than enough to ensure a monopoly on reaction vids on Youtube. They’d have gotten away with it too had it not been for those darned kids and their dog.

Also, the insinuation that people were driven by anti-semitism is insulting. Most people are just sick and tired of Youtube content being censored by spurious trademark/copyright claims. Until Youtube makes CLEAR rules and protects small and large content creators from these bullying tactics equally, expect to see many more incidents like this in the future.