No More Music Videos?! (You win Internet.)

My music video, Look Out For Number One by Tommy Faragher is kicked out of YouTube because the song and footage (which are taken from two episodes of Nickelodeon's The Loud House) are copyrighted, which is why it is gone.  I have given credit to the sources, but it got taken away.  So I tried DailyMotion.  It didn't work.  Finally I tried FaceBook and that backfired on me.  As a result, I might as well give up.  This leaves the burning question, Where's The Fair Use?  Maybe I should try more obsucre songs.  When I made Pink Lady's Monster music video, I got a copyright strike from Victor Music and I wrote back to the in English and Japanese saying that I am not making money off of it and look at it now, over one thousand views!  I tried to do it again with Look Out For Number One, and claimed that I am not making money off of it, and look what happened, they want it off.
My channel was born in 2006 and died in 2012.  I revived it in 2012 and I don't want it to die in 2018! 
I got some original content to make.  I got create some animations to present and trailer reaction videos to do.  Those are coming this December so look out!

YouTube copyright strike! (No more music videos on YouTube.)

Ladies and gentlemen, it has come to my attention that I got another copyright strike from YouTube over my new music video, Look Out For Number One by Tommy Faragher.  I have given credit to the song, I have given credit to the clips featured there.  It seems that YouTube is having a thing with taking down your work, even thought you gave credit to it and convince them that you are not making money off of it.  This brings the burning question:  “Where’s The Fair Use?”
In all my work, I give credit to the songs and clips, well then, if YouTube wants to play this way, fine!
2006 - I had premiered my YouTube page with over 100 videos and 100 subscribers.
2012 - Taken down on February and brought back up in a new way in December.
2016 - Made a bunch of vlogs on the 2016 reboot of The Powerpuff Girls.  Nothing wrong here.  No clips from various sources, just a few recitations of the characters from the episode, and a few jokes and impersonations.  (If you want to know how they are taken down that is another story.)
2017 - My music video Monster by Pink Lady was taken down, so I wrote back to them saying that this music video was non-profit.  In other words, I am not making money off of it. I explained that on my claim, I followed the fair use laws and as a result they put it back which was a big hit in Japan with 1’192 views.
2018 - Tommy Faragher’s Look Out for Number One and I did the whole claiming again, and as a result UMG (the organization that owns the rights to the song), didn’t put it back.
That’s why there won’t be any music videos here.
I don’t want my channel to be taken down this year.  I got 70 subscribers and people loved my trailer reaction videos.  I present them in style. 
Please, subscribe to my channel, the more subscribers I get, the better.