It would be great if the big music labels refused to use Youtube anymore and they all joined forces and moved over to another video site with fans following. They could be smart and start their own united video sharing website. They have the power, the question is could they work together and give Google the BIG finger.
It would be great if the big music labels refused to use Youtube anymore and they all joined forces and moved over to another video site with fans following.
http://www.thisis50.com/profiles/blogs/youtube-strips-universal-sony-bmg-rca-records-of-2-billion-fake Even 50 cent's official website is talking about this, first I was like wtf? how do they know about BHW lol
Well considering a lot of k-pop fans are in Asia, I don't think it's that fake.The video on this article titled "Psy goes cashman style with YouTube spin-offs" suggests that the top places "searching" for Gangnam Style is:
Mongolia
Malaysia
Turkey
Laos
Vietnam
Phillipines
Indonesia
I smell bought YouTube views. So why the hell hasn't this video been hit by the recent algo change? Because YouTube is making too much money from it and it's their first video to reach a billion views...
Have you actually viewed the analytics inside of a YouTube video that was removed? There is a reason for the removal. I am happy to explain if you understand the analytics behind it.
Well considering a lot of k-pop fans are in Asia, I don't think it's that fake.
However, I believe most of the people getting their videos removed have:
-very few real views (over a few seconds)
-very few likes
-very few comments
I think that you can still buy views and be okay if you have at least 35% real views and enough likes/comments to pass it. The system is most likely picking off really fake stuff.