> Actually, probably the majority of You Tubers don’t use any music This just isn't true. YouTube music falls into two camps: 1) Licensed music from paid roya

> Actually, probably the majority of You Tubers don’t use any music This just isn't true. YouTube music falls into two camps: 1) Licensed music from paid royalty sources. AudioJunkie, Epidemic, etc. 2) Video game music, because that isn't in ContentID because otherwise you'd claim people playing their games (it can absolutely be manually claimed, but creators just take the risk here). I suspect Pond5 here aren't a great service. I also keep on re-parsing this article because of the English, but > and for many of those who do, the more ads the better as the reason for uploading a video is to make money and they really don’t care about quality. If you get copyright claimed for music, you don't get the money from the video? More ads won't help? I'm so confused at to what this person is getting at, as they've meddled a diatribe about advertising with a diatribe about music copyright claims.