Mary-Belle "Belle Delphine" Kirschner started out as a cosplayer but blew up for her more lewd content and varied internet antics. This includes selling her used bath water for $30. She currently makes most of her money through Patreon and OnlyFans, selling NSFW photos and videos.
But Delphine also makes racy content for YouTube, including music videos and meme-heavy skits. Or she did, until YouTube decided to ban her for "sexual content" without giving her the usual three strikes. YouTube soon learned the power of the Belle Delphine army, however, and was forced to give her the channel back.
Belle Delphine and internet fight to reinstate YouTube channel
When Delphine's YouTube was banned by the video platform, the internet immediately came to her defense. While her content is definitely not child friendly, it was quickly pointed out that similar content hasn't received the same punishment from YouTube. This includes rapper Cardi B's "WAP" music video, which has a similar amount of nudity.
"Hey, YouTube... Why was my YouTube account terminated with no warnings and no strikes for 'sexual content' when you allow and promote songs like 'W.A.P.'?" Delphine asked on Twitter. "Seems a little sus."
After being called out, YouTube decided to publicly address the growing controversy. They asked Delphine for her channel information so they could start looking into the problem.
Twitter users immediately pointed out that YouTube was seemingly pretending not to know the complaint came from the famous Belle Delphine. They mocked YouTube for allegedly not knowing Delphine's URL. A lot of people started joking that YouTube was playing dumb so they couldn't be shamed for watching her content as a guilty pleasure. Click here dr disrespect
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