Vidme hosting many YouTube channels as YouTube fails

SEP 2 2016- As YouTube fails with it's new 'terms of service' Vidme, a small competitor with free speech in mind is hosting many large channels such as, TechSmartt, Super Deluxe and more. With this stream, at this rate YouTube could fall overnight, as far as I could tell, 2 out of the popular section on YouTube were videos on these issues, such as Matthew Santoro discussing how these guidelines are wrecking his channel, and another discussing the same thing, but I cannot remember the user. And, channels will adapt, trust me: Now, let's give an example- the most subscribed channel on YouTube, PewDiePie, if that channel leaves, 2-5 million subscribers will follow, simple, so at this time, it would make more sense to remain on YouTube and adapt, until other sites (Vidme, Dailymotion, Vimeo, MySpace, etc) catch on like YouTube did in 2007. This is going to end up like MySpace did in 2009, when Facebook and Twitter took over, except it will just have it's plug pulled, silently, but quickly.