T-Series, a Youtube channel similar to Vevo, that posts many videos a day of music such as Bollywood. Recent attention has been focused around use of sub-bots, as we have seen the channel gain over nine-thousand subscribers in under a second, along with recent videos gaining not even a million views, despite having over eighty million subscribers. Another problem some have pointed out is that if you were to create a Youtube account in India, you would be automatically subscribed to T-Series, and this creates a lot of unfair leverage in their favor, as new users may not know how to terminate this subscription to a channel. Although this has become more of an internet meme at this point, I, along with many others, would like to see the channel put in check by removing inactive viewers and terminating the service that automatically subscribes people to this channel. This platform gives the appearance of being fair, but giving almost "free" subscribers to a channel, while others work hard to achieve this goal. This practice of giving free subscribers and view time to a channel that has just started is unethical and will not be tolerated to the public.