I know, I know- partnering with a network isn't always the best idea, especially with a channel as small as mine ( [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ), but I have been looking around just to get an idea of what my options could be and what to aim for in the future- and that is when I stumbled upon "Maker Studios" and their sub-network, "MakerGen".

Out of all the networks I have researched, Maker is where I want to be. (I have my reasons, so please no hate). So I made an account on "Maker Max" just for the hell of it , and big shocker, my gaming channel didn't meet the "minimum view threshold" in order to be partnered.

No big deal- I was just curious about their system and what not. But instead of just immediately removing my channel from their system, I decided to keep it there so when my channel DID meet the requirements I would be notified.

And then I thought, "Hey, might as well add my other channel ( [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ) in the system just to keep up track of it as well".

So I did.

And it was immediately "Partner ready".

....Um...

How is that possible?

My gaming channel has 100 subscribers, 100 videos, and less than 1000 views and was reasonably denied.

Yet my "lifestyle and beauty" channel with 5 subscribers, 2 videos, and "27 views" is all good to go?

I just don't understand...

-Just for reference, these are the only things I could think of that would cause this-

~The 2 videos on my smaller channel are monetized, yet none of my videos on my gaming channel are ( I didn't want to risk it)

- I have four videos on my gaming channel that have "copyright notices" NOT CLAIMS because of the music that was used in game.

With this information, do any of you have any ideas on why they would partner my smaller channel but not the bigger one?

I am just really puzzled by this...

Thank you.