If your video can be perceived to cause a negative impact on the owner's profits, you are less likely to be eligible for fair use. Harm done to the potential profits of the copyright holder.You'll have a better chance of claiming fair use if you only use a few bits and pieces of the copyrighted content, and the vast majority of the video is your own work.

The ratio of copyrighted content to your own content.

news reports) is usually considered more fair than fictional content (e.g.

The nature of the copyrighted content.

If your video is monetized, your chances of claiming fair use diminish. Non-profit and educational uses are given more leeway, but are not exempt. The video needs to add new expression or meaning to the original copyrighted content.

The purpose of using the copyrighted content.Fair use is a fairly complicated topic, but generally your video will be measured against the following four factors (in the US): X Research source

Ensure your video falls under 'Fair Use.' If you've received a copyright strike on your video, it's because the original creator or owner has decided that your video does not fall under 'fair use.' Fair use allows you to use content that others have created, but only in specific circumstances that are decided on a case-by-case basis.

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