Wow, it seems really easy to take down youtube channels by spam reporting videos. Why doesn't that happen to other youtube celebs?
It has happened in the past; usually the celeb just takes down that particular video that was flagged and moves on. You also need to leave your legal name and address on the copyright report, which discourages people who are just there to watch the world burn from making formal copyright reports; most of the persons reporting are only out to get compensation for the fair use of the materials, and / or have that particular video taken down. But generally speaking, there are very few circumstances where people have actual claims, so most of the reports are ineffective.
In Venus's case, Margo is not only happy to leave her legal info, she's mass reporting the videos and escalating the level of response - i.e. Venus made counterclaims, and Margo escalated to combat the counterclaims. If Margo had any definitive proof that the materials were hers, the videos would have been taken down. And both times Venus's channel was restored, all of the videos were still up, so none of Margo's claims were found valid by YouTube. However, when the claims escalate beyond the initial report and the counterclaim, YouTube is obligated to remove the content until the dispute is settled legally.
Anyway, that's a long way of saying it does happen, but rarely is someone on such a vengeance tour and willing to not only escalate a claim with zero proof, but do it purposefully to drag out the channel downtime. Mostly people just either want their content taken down, or to be paid to use the content (provided they have proof of ownership, which Margo does not.)
Huh. Weird update: one of my instagram accounts just got a message from margo's "fan" sock account! I don't think she's behind the fake channel, because she wants the link to it. It must be nicejewishmamma, aka Cara Cohen, a convicted stalker and former madam at the Mustang ranch brothel. She's got all kinds of weird SEO scams, I guess she was insulted that her "business advice" for Venus wasn't being listened to.