I think Youtube has to be more clear on how this will affect youtube channels which have partnered with youtube, just like ron said:
If this were to affect their revenue greatly, I'm most likely against it. Since YouTubers don't really sell their videos and not many of them make live shows where they generate income unlike bands and other artists (some just ask to be sent money via Patreon or whatever as an extra way to revenue), I don't know if a Spotify-like way of them making money would be fair enough. I think all we can do is wait and see if YouTube explains how it will make up for the channels in the partner system.
Slightly off-topic:
No, you are wrong actually, I had AdBlock installed on my Android for a while.
And well, while the advertisement companies are always updating their IPs, websites are adding scripts to block out users who use AdBlock on their sites and other such things, there's another way to block advertisement completely, by pulling out the ADB database and manually adding it to your Hosts Files, since most scripts just ask you to NOT have the browser extension running and they can't really know if you are blocking out adverts another way.
hosts files can be found on:
• Windows: C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
• Linux/UNIX/Android: etc/hosts (system/etc/hosts
• OS X: /private/etc/hosts
(Can also be done on iPhones)
And if you're cheeky enough, you just use your own DNS server.
