Subnostr

ah I see. That’s neat, and you right from a fans perspective.

I was looking at it more from the pov, I remember a couple years ago I started seeing indie artist post clips of tpain review their song… after seeing this 3-4 times I went to his twitch and found out they were paying and most the audience there was just waiting in line to get their clip to distribute on social media. And t pain was making more off payola from indie artists on twitch than his catalog. For the unsuspecting this tpain twitch “cameo” on the artists instagram is probably very beneficial out of context, but left a bad digital pay to play taste in my mouth.

chowcollection 2y ago

What I like about Wave’s channel is that he knows how to play the instruments and he will give an honest response whether good or bad. So the music really does have to be exceptional to get an enthusiastic response from him lol

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chowcollection 2y ago

And also: the way reaction channels work on YouTube is that any ad revenue generated by the reaction videos is credited to the artists, so my goal with these is to expand the footprint where the artist can be introduced to more potential fans, and it’s up to me to choose great songs to request. The quality of the reaction is entirely out of my control.

yunginter.net 2y ago

5/10 first videos in that playlist aren’t content id’

I think you need 10k subscribers to monetize now, but it might also have to do if you upload to YouTube via a music distribution platform or not

But given those restraints I’m sure they are happy to gain any followers to get to that 10k mark

chowcollection 2y ago

I looked at the YouTube Partner Program and the threshold is 1,000 subscribers and 4k public watch hours in the last 12 months. I don’t know how to accomplish that yet but I want to try to help!

Interesting, I don’t know why some of those don’t have content id.

yunginter.net 2y ago

that sounds right, it might be 10k for membership