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In this brief video, I explore the intriguing story of the most popular short video on YouTube titled "How Zach King Gets Away with Doing Graffiti." This captivating video, which garnered an astounding 1.2 billion views, has unfortunately fallen victim to theft by an account named DollarBill. The stolen video has ironically received more views than the original, raising questions about intellectual property and online content ownership.

On the other end of the spectrum, I also highlight the account of Alexander Richking, whose video has remarkably accumulated almost zero views. This lack of recognition can have a significant emotional impact on content creators, leading to what is commonly known as emotional damage. It is a distressing experience when one's creative efforts go unnoticed or unappreciated, potentially affecting their self-esteem and passion for their craft.

The contrasting stories of Zach King's stolen success and Alexander Richking's overlooked content serve as reminders of the complex nature of online platforms and the emotional toll they can take on creators. Let us be mindful of the value of originality, respect for intellectual property, and the importance of supporting and appreciating content creators in their endeavors.

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