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WildAmerican

can we make sure to not just post random numbers w/out a heading or title? There's a lot of metrics to keep track of thank u 

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messybottom
Just now, WildAmerican said:

can we make sure to not just post random numbers w/out a heading or title? There's a lot of metrics to keep track of thank u 

they are fixing it sis. it was a mistake :heart:

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LetsGetHigh
3 minutes ago, The Cure said:

Ooops sorry. I meant to post it for work. I'm working while browsing GGD. :huntyga:

A "My dog ate my homework" excuse teas

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TheCureinMalibu
3 minutes ago, The Cure said:

Ooops sorry. I meant to post it for work. I'm working while browsing GGD. :huntyga:

you highlighted the sentence. There is no way on earth this was a mistake

:vegas:

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HolyDelRey

In 2009, a video of a fan dancing to Bon Jovi’s 1987 ballad “Livin’ on a Prayer” went viral with over 15MM views, causing the song to sneak its way onto the charts.

How did this happen? Since 2013, Billboard and Nielsen count YouTube streams toward their charts. Ownership of the sound recording of “Livin’ on a Prayer” on the viral video was claimed via YouTube’s Content ID using the song’s International Sound Recording Code (ISRC). Since streams against an ISRC are now counted toward charts, the 15MM streams on this video propelled “Livin’ on a Prayer” to No.25 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart 26 years after it was originally released.

https://stem.is/why-youtube-matters-to-musicians/

The only prisons that exist are ones we put each other in..
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Jollibee
1 minute ago, HolyDelRey said:

In 2009, a video of a fan dancing to Bon Jovi’s 1987 ballad “Livin’ on a Prayer” went viral with over 15MM views, causing the song to sneak its way onto the charts.

How did this happen? Since 2013, Billboard and Nielsen count YouTube streams toward their charts. Ownership of the sound recording of “Livin’ on a Prayer” on the viral video was claimed via YouTube’s Content ID using the song’s International Sound Recording Code (ISRC). Since streams against an ISRC are now counted toward charts, the 15MM streams on this video propelled “Livin’ on a Prayer” to No.25 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart 26 years after it was originally released.

https://stem.is/why-youtube-matters-to-musicians/

They better get the ownership of the videos from the performance.

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messybottom
3 minutes ago, HolyDelRey said:

In 2009, a video of a fan dancing to Bon Jovi’s 1987 ballad “Livin’ on a Prayer” went viral with over 15MM views, causing the song to sneak its way onto the charts.

How did this happen? Since 2013, Billboard and Nielsen count YouTube streams toward their charts. Ownership of the sound recording of “Livin’ on a Prayer” on the viral video was claimed via YouTube’s Content ID using the song’s International Sound Recording Code (ISRC). Since streams against an ISRC are now counted toward charts, the 15MM streams on this video propelled “Livin’ on a Prayer” to No.25 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart 26 years after it was originally released.

https://stem.is/why-youtube-matters-to-musicians/

Yeah, those performances will only help us. She's coming for #1 or #2 :giveup:

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Supersonic
Just now, The Cure said:

They better get the ownership of the videos from the performance.

They probably can‘t. The material legally belongs to ABC, not to Gaga or her label.

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WildAmerican

lmao at this coming out today

Next week:

Billboard Hot 100: #1(+20) Shallow, @ladygaga & Bradley Cooper [22 weeks]. * new peak*

but only if you keep streaming on paid streaming services!

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Jollibee
1 minute ago, Supersonic said:

They probably can‘t. The material legally belongs to ABC, not to Gaga or her label.

Then pay ABC to get the rights. :vegas:

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HolyDelRey
Just now, Supersonic said:

They probably can‘t. The material legally belongs to ABC, not to Gaga or her label.

They can claim because they own the audio.

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messybottom
6 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

They probably can‘t. The material legally belongs to ABC, not to Gaga or her label.

they don't own the song tho. That's all they need

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