There isn’t a reliable list of BMTH songs that won’t be copyrighted on YouTube. Bring Me the Horizon songs are generally copyrighted music, and whether a video gets claimed depends on the rightsholder’s Content ID policy, not on the song title alone.

What this means

  • A cover, remix, or upload of a BMTH track can still get claimed even if it is short or edited.
  • YouTube’s own Audio Library is the safest source for music that is free to use on YouTube without Content ID claims.
  • If a claimed song is already in your video, YouTube can sometimes let you trim it, replace it, or mute it to remove the claim.

Practical answer

If your goal is to avoid claims, the safest approach is:

  1. Use music from the YouTube Audio Library.
  1. Use licensed stock music.
  1. If you want a BMTH song specifically, assume it may be claimed unless you have explicit permission or a license.

For BMTH uploads

Some uploads may slip through, but that is not the same as being copyright- free, and it can change later if Content ID matches the track.

So there is no dependable “safe” BMTH song list I can honestly give you for YouTube use.

TL;DR: No BMTH song is guaranteed copyright-free on YouTube ; use licensed music or YouTube’s Audio Library instead.