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I have never had anyone respectfully request I do not show their creations on YouTube. And to be clear all clips shown on my channel are done in a positive way, I do not negatively critique Dreams - I am more about promotion and encouragement for Dreamers to play so there would be no reason to request such a thing. However I would have understood certain musicians, for example, not wanting their music played outside of the Dreams platform. If they had written that into their descriptions I would have absolutely respected that - they did not need to block me from their portfolios in their entirety. I have seen such messages where musicians have put their Dreams work on Spotify which excludes them from being included in my YouTube videos - I totally have no issue with that - but I can still include them in Dreams collections, charts and playlists within Dreams itself.
However, I feel that the majority of blockings (not related to me at all) are about petty squabbles within the Generation Z part of Dreams. Blocking people becomes a drama that they all rally round and take sides on. Unfortunately they post Dreams content with text gadgets talking about it. It is very tiresome, and is the source of a lot of destructive conversation that can be damaging to young people's mental health and extends to cyberbullying that goes beyond name calling and actually borders on defamation, slander and libel.
Blocking does not act as a defensive strategy for the bullied, but an aggressive tactic by the bully and his friends. And it can come out of the blue.