The Reason Why I'm Sticking with the Copy Claim Method

there is no probability that a short video if it exceeds 10k views even if it is not partners the monetization of music is there the same?

This is a great method for creative types.

I think you got me thinking about possible ways to work with up-and-coming musical talent and how they can recycle some of their ideas and possibly make money off of them.

I really like your approach. My question is, just how original can music be?

I'm sure you already know that there's just so many ways you can go with a melody.

Where do you draw the line?

I'm not saying that people should come up with something that is close to what already exists out there, but I'm just trying to map out what are the boundaries of this idea.

Still, you really got me thinking, and this can be worth quite a bit of money later on.

I'm wondering if YouTube still has the same policies today.

This is a two-year-old post.

Is this method still working?