1. Previously, musicians and their labels didn’t realize that when you use their songs in your content, it can be an effective way of promoting them, especially when the song complements your video.

2. However, with the growing focus on intellectual property and copyright globally, the reality is heavy

3. Now, when I use your music in my content, Facebook is saying I deserve 20% of the revenue generated from that particular video.

4. Before you get upset, let me explain. Surveys show that official music videos are now underperforming, while individuals are creating more engaging short videos with songs than ever before. The shift in video preferences, especially among the younger generation, is a game changer.

5. In some parts of the world, people are paying hundreds of dollars for reels rather than official music videos for YouTube, which don’t offer the same exposure as reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

6. So, do the math. If it makes financial sense to you, collaborate with jonilar.net and let’s create some magic together at a reasonable rate.