Fact Check: Is SteveWillDoIt's channel deleted from YouTube? × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Gaming Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout SK POP Fact Check Fact Check Is SteveWillDoIt s channel deleted from YouTube By Esha Singh Modified 03 Aug 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Stephan Deleonardi, popularly known as SteveWillDoIt's YouTube account got banned (Image via @stevewilldoit/Instagram) NELK Boys member Stephan Deleonardi or SteveWillDoIt's YouTube channel has been banned and deleted from the platform. To announce the news to his fans, the prankster posted a screenshot of the notification he received from the website. The notice claimed that Deleonardi had "severely or repeatedly violated" community guidelines on the platform. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post While the letter did not clarify which of SteveWillDoIt's content got him banned, the YouTuber is known for his exaggerated personality and reactions in his videos. SteveWillDoIt s account was also banned in June 2022 The creator posted the recent ban on his Instagram profile on August 1, 2022. Additionally, the Instagram bio link to his YouTube account now redirects to a page with a message saying: "This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated." However, this doesn't seem to be the first time SteveWillDoIt's account has been removed from the video sharing platform. The creator tagged YouTube in a June 2022 Tweet, where he asked them the reason behind his account being banned from the website. Steve@stevewilldoit@TeamYouTube hi my channel got terminated. I didn't break any guidelines can you please check this out? Here is the link. youtube.com/channel/UC_x_s…43354@TeamYouTube hi my channel got terminated. I didn't break any guidelines can you please check this out? Here is the link. youtube.com/channel/UC_x_s… During the last ban, he clarified that his account didn't "break any guidelines" and asked the authorities to look into it. YouTube had replied to him by saying that he could resolve the issue and get his channel back if it was deleted "by mistake." TeamYouTube@TeamYouTube@stevewilldoit If your channel was terminated, you should've received an email w/ more details + the next steps on how to resolve it if you think it was a mistake. Hope this helps clarify.211@stevewilldoit If your channel was terminated, you should've received an email w/ more details + the next steps on how to resolve it if you think it was a mistake. Hope this helps clarify. This time around too, the artist can get his account back, as the latest message from YouTube also stated that, while they removed the account to make the platform a "safe place" for all its users, SteveWillDoIt can appeal to get his account back. The letter said: "If we think a channel severely violates our policies. we take it down to protect other users on the platform. But if you believe we've made the wrong call, you can appeal this decision. " As the letter did not give more information about the ban, fans will have to wait for Deleonardi to post further details about the incident. SteveWillDoIt is a part of the NELK Boys a group on YouTube known for their outrageous pranks The creator is part of a famous group of pranksters called the NELK Boys, a Canadian YouTube channel that creates videos of challenges, vlogs, pranks, and more. The group had their account completely demonetized for throwing college parties amidst the pandemic, causing fans to break the COVID-19 protocols. However, according to the group's leader, Kyle Forgeard, their revenue from YouTube was already insignificant and didn't bother them much. He told The New York Times: “Every video, we’re swearing, we’re doing some stuff that could be questionable or illegal, we’re making s*xual references or dr*g references, so we were making no money on YouTube at all.” He added: “It started out meaning party hard, but now it’s evolved into, ‘Any activity you do, give it your absolute best. If you’re in the gym, you got to full send in the gym.” Most of the group's income comes from merchandise sales, advertising, and paid collaborations. Their merch line is said to make around an estimated $70 million a year. They also released their NFT collection called Full Send in January 2022. The collection has been speculated to make around $23 million for the group. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Edited by Sayati Das × Feedback Thank You! 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