Free Bieber Campaign: Say No To S.978!

S.978, a new bill in Congress, makes it a felony to post videos that contain copyright-infringing music, with up to FIVE YEARS in prison for violators. This affects Youtube singers, musicians, vloggers, and gaming/movie channels.

However, this new bill would especially hurt DANCERS. Dancers, who post videos of choreography to any official single from an artist, would immediately be in violation of this law. The growth of Youtube artists would be severely stunted. Please help stop this ridiculous oppression of artists and sign this petition against the bill, [Here]

*This campaign name was inspired by the clever folks at Fight for the Future, who noticed that this law would have put Justin Bieber in jail, since he launched his career by posting videos of himself singing R&B tunes, in violation of copyright.

Upcoming events: Victor Kim (Quest) & D-trix (YTF) Hawaii Show

It seems that YTF (Youtube Family) will be having their very first show, October 9th, at the Hawaiian Theatre. Check it out, if you're in the area!

Both of my 'banned' Quest Videos are back on Youtube!

As mentioned in earlier posts, two of my Quest interview videos (the Week 7 interview and the post-finale interview) had been removed from Youtube for copyright violations. UPDATE: both were reinstated late last night. I am thankful to whomever helped with this, and grateful that I didn't have to start involved legal communications.

So, here are the two videos (sorry if you've already viewed them):
The Week 7 interview, with Quest teaching field reporter Noah a 'secret dance move'


And here's the post-America's Best Dance Crew finale interview, where we talk to Quest about comic book heroes, singing, and other absurd and delightful subjects.