Streaming Farms: The Black Market of the Music Business
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
- Could your favorite artist's streams be skyrocketing because of fake plays? Spotify thinks so. Here's how streaming farms like these have taken over charts and shut out smaller artists.
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So thats how they get their songs to number 1 on Spotify and youtube music
Not all of them but some yes
Wild! I hope those of us who like to listen to the same song a lot don't erroneously have our streams flagged as fraud, though.
At 0:13 you used a footage from Nanyang Art Museum installation as "streaming farm". Looks ironic, when speaking about "distorting reality".
How does this steal from artists exactly?
She explains it at 0:49. Let's say Spotify has $100 budget for the year, 20 songs in their library, and they give $1 per play of a song. If your song plays 35 times, then you get $35. So now, the rest of the 19 songs get to share the remaining $65. If you use a streaming farm, you keep racking up the plays and thus, taking more and more from that $100 pool. The rest of the songs get less of it to share. At least, that's how I understood it.
I do loop songs on repeat for hours irl, I think I've heard that it's an ADHD thing?
And if someone starts listening to music at work then their music listening would obviously jump.
This scam is reprehensible and I support cracking down, but I feel like there are potential issues with the criteria disadvantaging creators liked by certain groups, and the streaming services should be able to customize the parameters better. Like if a bunch of devices are streaming the same song at the same location. Or the looping happens with a bunch of devices all at once all of a sudden.
Oldest tricks are the best tricks...
Known record labels also do this …
They don't have to. Spotify is their lapdog. I mean - Spotify is paying them millions, giving huge amount of advert spots, and lots of "special services". Labels don't need to rig this casino any further.
We need a worldwide emp. 😂
That number is an estimate, not a measure, since they don't know
The new Payola.
The royalty system is implemented incorrectly if streaming farms are able to exploit the system like this. Any one streamer should only be able to affect where the money of their own subscription gets allocated to.
Streaming is not about money. You don't earn money in Spotify. It's about popularity. Then you earn on physical sales and gigs.
Does any else notice that the music that they release now is just propaganda and they are trying to silence old song with that they consider unwanted behavior decide what you think that is?
it's always been like that
@@Darkest_matter has it cuz I've been listening to music from other cultures and they talk about real things that matter not how much bling they got or how they got some suckers money by playing them
@@lorenzoo90 listen to Salma - Freestyle. It's Arabic and English. He's fire.
*Dalma
Eh
listen to and support the artists you GENUINELY LIKE, regardless of their popularity. Stop being a DRONE!
Who cares... they need to buy some then... or dont. It will show at your shows and you'll be clowned so who cares
How can fake streams that the artists pay for lose $300 million a year? You're lying, but why?