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YouTube's Content ID Revenue Split

Despite being the world's most-used music platform, YouTube relies on ad-supported models that slash payouts, while Content ID disputes frequently misdirect revenue away from rightful creators through automated claims that favor large corporations. This system leaves independent artists earning only 12% of what the average audio streaming platform pays, making it the most regressive model for music monetization.

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