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Elsagate

Elsagate (derived from Elsa from the Frozen franchise and the -gate scandal suffix) is a controversy surrounding videos on YouTube and YouTube Kids that were labelled as "child-friendly" but contained themes that were considered inappropriate for children and younger audiences. These videos often featured fictional characters from family-oriented media…

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Elsagate

Nodes96
Edges95
Triples60
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020833
Components1

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Elsagate

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related to history · 33
Elsagate → Although YouTube, Among Us, Among Us-style, An, Elsa, In January, In June, IPs, Joker, March, Minecraft, Much, One, Poppy Playtime, Real Life, Spider-Man, Spiderman Frozen Marvel Superhero, Still, The, The Guardian
related to Response from YouTube · 18
Elsagate → As, Before, Chism, Greg Chism, However, Illinois, In, In August, In December, In November, It, June, Missouri, Some, The, Toy Freaks, YouTube, YouTube's
related to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017) · 7
Elsagate → Chism's, Greg Chism, In November, Several, The, Toy Freaks, YouTube

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videos youtube children content channels 2017 inappropriate video characters also november featured kids article channel many children's media child popular

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Five Nights at Freddy'sinstance offeaturing characters from horror games0.80text
Poppy Playtime that were popular with childreninstance offeaturing characters from horror games0.80text
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)In November0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)YouTube0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)Toy Freaks0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)Greg Chism0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)The0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)Chism's0.60section
Elsagaterelated to Discovery of Elsagate videos (2017)Several0.60section
Elsagaterelated to historyIn June0.60section
Elsagaterelated to historyThe Guardian0.60section
Elsagaterelated to historyWebs0.60section

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