YouTube channels can be tremendous things when everything goes according to plan, but things can get really, truly ugly when their creators disagree with each other. Brandon Keating and David Moss have won both a $20 million award and controlling interest in a YouTube channel (VideoGames) after suing their former partners in the project, Brian Martin and Marko Princip. Allegedly, Martin and Princip committed fraud by reneging on a 2012 agreement that gave Keating and Moss partial control over and revenue from VideoGames’ videos. The defendants not only avoided making payments, according to the lawsuit, but kept the plaintiffs entirely out of the loop — at one point, Princip even handed control of the channel to a child without telling Keating or Moss what happened.