Yes. In the case of the "girl next door" example, she's probably not over the threshold she needs to be to make money from youtube. So the ad revenue is split b

Yes. In the case of the "girl next door" example, she's probably not over the threshold she needs to be to make money from youtube. So the ad revenue is split between youtube and the content owner of the music. I don't have a ton of insight but I'm sure it gets more complicated when you have creators that get a cut of the money, as well as potentially multiple advertisers in the case of longer videos. But it all comes out of that ad revenue.