Emily Hopkins - Why my video was removed - [ I found the heaviest distortion pedal and used it on harp ]


Hi everyone, I'm sorry to say it may be a little while before the Nepenthes distortion on harp video comes back... I'm doing all I can!! 
Before you ask, I checked the box stating the video was NOT for children when it was uploaded, as I always do with all my demos. It was all original music made by me, no cursing, no unsafe situations, and nothing involving minors, so this is was the result of someone falsely accusing the video of having dangerous content in it. 
Not even the mysterious third hand belonged to anyone underage; it was Russ!
You guys mean so much to me. Thank you so much for your patience with this. More harp & distortion videos will be coming soon!! 

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You work this out. I need to keep my BP somewhere below 420. See Emily Hopkins Putting A Dog Food Distortion Pedal on A Harp and Pink Floyd - The Dogs of War (Live in Atlanta, GA, USA - Nov 3th-5th, 1987). Maybe tone it down, Emily? Try Peach-Fuzz levels, ...


It's apparently to stop minors from using distortion levels that are enough to effect a change of gender! Go figure!


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I think David Glilmour is immune to this though, or maybe because he didn't lift weights pre-puberty, ... I don't know what's going on peeps! See Pink Floyd - The Dogs of War (Live in Atlanta, GA, USA - Nov 3th-5th, 1987). Maybe look for that video about homosexual unicorn sex that Anna was talking about, ... that sounds like it was a fucking scream!!! Mergers and acquisitions, my fucking arse!!!

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I repeat. Listen to Gigi Young - Forgiveness. Listen to it over and over again until you understand her!!!

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