Could this be the end of the Timcast?

Tim Pool's YouTube channel received a community guideline strike, on the grounds of "promoting dangerous acts, violence, or drug abuse."

This puts a halt (for now) to any live-streams.  On Twitter, he wrote: "Just got word that my Youtube partner manager dropped me. Incoming ban hammer?"  Things sounded bleaker on Reddit, where Tim wrote: "My partner manager just dropped me. Welp, youtube was fun while it lasted..."

I don't know what a "YouTube partner manager" does, but it sounds like it could be an important role, possibly.