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NEW: Spotify basically functions like a pyramid scheme. 70% of artists make almost nothing. 30% make barely minimum wage. Only the top fraction of a percent of artists are making money — along with Spotify execs of course. It’s killing the music industry.

More Perfect Union

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Aaron Lebovitz2 年前

The issue is congress needs to start putting in rules regulating streaming and won’t. We need an ASCAP or BMI to stand up and get people their deserved money from streaming like they did with early radio.

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Kristie2 年前

I cancelled my subscription to @spotify over this

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American Revival Foundation2 年前

Not surprising. What are you doing @FTC ?

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Jari Nikkinen🇫🇮2 年前

Too bad Spotify's market cap is under the DMA threshold of 75 billion euros to be considered a gatekeeper... Should be investigated regardless.

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ORGANIZE ✊🏿☭2 年前

Spotify is the next myspace

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mitul kanji @kanjim.bsky.social2 年前

Perfect guy to be a face on your videos! Really like both his channel and yours! Welcome Cam!

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rappi2 年前

thats why i boycott

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Proud Air Force Vet2 年前

Hold on, Spotify pays the record companies billions each year for use of their catalogs. Why aren't the artists getting money from the record labels? I'm not defending Spotify. I do not understand the model.

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Kourtnee Monroe2 年前

Geez I need to cancel my membership :(

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Indigo Page2 年前

holy shit he's gotten big

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