The End of TikTok.

With TikTok's recent conflict against Universal Music Group (UMG), millions of videos are now silent as due to UMG's ownership of some of the world's biggest songs. In this video, I discuss what is happening, why, what was said, and how it impacts both creators and fans.

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[magatsuventi]

it feels weirdly catty for two majorly successful companies to be calling each other bullies and liars

[unassumingcorvid]

So essentially… TikTok is paying its artists in exposure? That generally doesn’t tend to go down well in any creative field.

[shorthairsuperiority]

your videos are high quality, you deserve more subs tbh

[underloveryz]

Even if all the big artists are gone from the platform. It may give small artists or even TikTok creators places to compose songs for their own content. It may not be as profitable, but at least it won't be awkward compared to now.

[fellowcuberhere]

I watched a tiktok ad before this video
At least they tried

[skeptcle]

Hey ben. I have been a subscriber for a while and I want you to know that you are a very underrated creator. I got into your channel by your valorant commentaries and i have stuck around for every other topic. I wish you all the best for the future and to know that we are standing by you. cheers

[muhkendric]

what I'd tiktok gave all there money to me?? 😂🎉🎉