November 25, 2025
As the #BringBoomBack movement reached mainstream attention, two separate but related situations came to light around the same time: the terms Invisible Narratives had been offering creators, and the monetisation impact being felt across the community.
ZacDoor, a Skibidi Toilet fan animator who had worked on episode 79 of Boom’s series, published a series of posts on YouTube detailing his experience with Invisible Narratives and sharing the contract Invisible Narratives had allegedly asked him to sign.
You can read his post here: https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxWZVJh9pxUGzA8HCRS1EQEyNmlBZ-wxQX
The contract shared by ZacDoor in this post was an “International Independent Contractor Services Agreement”, and appeared to show the terms Inviz offered to him to work on the series.
Key terms included $2,400 to fully create and animate 8 episodes (equalling $300 for work per episode), with no ability to exceed that cap without prior written approval from the company. Any copyright disputes arising from the contractor’s work, whether legitimate or not, would be the contractor’s financial responsibility, with no cap on liability.
Inviz can terminate the agreement at any time with 15 days’ notice, while the contractor can only exit if there is no active “Statement of Work” in progress.
It also includes a “non-compete” clause preventing the contractor from working with any party that engages in “any business or activity competitive with that of Company“, a vague definition that could theoretically extend to independent content creation.
Here is the full contract:
The Confidentiality obligations survive termination and remain in effect for 10 years, with trade secret obligations lasting indefinitely.
ZacDoor noted this contract only partially reflected how strict Alexey’s own agreement was likely to be, a point that landed heavily given the context of everything else circulating that week.
BentPixels
Alongside this leak, creators reported a growing pattern of copyright claims being targeted against community fan channels who were not partnered under the “Creator Alliance” MCN, filed by a company called BentPixels.
Also on November 25, prominent community creators ibio75, Legendd, and Fame YT confirmed in a shared Discord server that their channels were being affected by Invisible Narratives’ “Creator Alliance” partnership, or weren’t being paid at all.
Legendd shared a YouTube notification showing a video had been demonetised, with Invisible Narratives listed as having a “Removal pending” network relationship on his channel.
He noted that leaving the network would take 30 days. Legendd claimed Inviz would collect 2-3 months of his revenue during that period.
ibio75 confirmed he was also not being paid.
EliteBlueGuy urged any creators still under the “Creator Alliance” contract to remove themselves from it immediately.
When Legendd asked an Inviz employee whether Invisible Narratives and BentPixels were the same entity, they confirmed that BentPixels is Inviz’s “content management system” and “content ID partner”.
BentPixels describes itself as a “revenue accelerator” and lists the “DaFuq!?Boom!” channel among the talent in its network, further confirming the formal relationship with Inviz.
As a result, claims were being filed to fan creators in the name of the DaFuq!?Boom! channel despite no clear evidence of Alexey’s personal involvement.
The situation continued well beyond November 2025. Claims were documented throughout January and February 2026, and again in March 2026, when a wave of strikes hit channels making Roblox content that had briefly featured Skibidi Toilet footage.
A community member noted that BentPixels had a record of this kind of indiscriminate claiming predating Skibidi Toilet entirely, and that Inviz’s choice to partner with them appeared to involve little apparent concern for that history.