The "solution" is to not expose them to YouTube in the first place. Worked so far, for several families I know.
I've found that if I follow-up, immediately, with an understanding of my child's perspective, they are more on-board with what I am modeling. Then, it's not just about me being the authority, but me demonstrating why I have 'a better idea'.
It makes it almost effortless to be fair, firm, and consistent, and was the one thing missing from my own rather draconian childhood.