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Lily Allen Says Her OnlyFans Feet Pictures Make More Money Than Spotify Streams
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- bearjaws 2y agoI always found these kinds of hit pieces interesting. Because Spotify does not exactly take a lot of money to the bank, around $200M a quarter. Spotify pays around 70% of its revenue to their artists. This means if they just fired everyone and only paid for bandwidth it would barely move the needle. Artists need to remember the alternative isn't 2-4x higher payouts - it's piracy.
- bediger4000 2y ago> Artists need to remember the alternative isn't 2-4x higher payouts - it's piracy. The implication here is that people as a whole don't value streaming music very much at all, right? I'm not much of a music listener, I've followed the whole evolution inattentively, why is online music of such low value?
- chgs 2y agoI pay for Spotify streaming and I strongly suspect I could buy every song I’ve listened to and save a lot of money Perhaps Spotify overheads are too high, perhaps that 70% goes to the wrong people. Certainly in my view the disbursement is very wrong. I spend £20 a month and listen for one hour a day. if I listen to 4 artists equally (either by number or by seconds) then each of those 4 artists should get 70% of £5 a month each. That’s not how it works though, and I fund artists I’m not interested in and never listen to, who are listened to for 8 hours a day by others
- graemep 2y ago> Perhaps Spotify overheads are too high, Its says 70% of revenues, so even if they reduced overheads and their profit to zero artists would only get 42% more. > perhaps that 70% goes to the wrong people. Possibly. Who are the wrong and right people? Some people get a lot: https://loudandclear.byspotify.com/ https://loudandclear.byspotify.com/
- chgs 2y agoIf I spend £10 and listen to only Lily Allen I would expect her to get £7 If you spent £10 and listen to only Taylor Swift I’d expect her to also get £7 Howver I believe if I listen to Lily for 10 hours in the month and you listen to Taylor for 90 hours, then instead Taylor gets 90% of the £14 (£12.80) and Lily gets 10% (£1.40) That doesn’t seem right.
- fullshark 2y agoI'm guessing she owns her feet photos, but she doesn't own her songs' publishing rights. There's really no reason to sign with the recording industry at all these days.
- paxys 2y agoMy exact thought. 50-90% of an artist's revenue goes to record labels. They then run PR campaigns blaming services like Spotify for the problem.
- bvirb 2y agoThe argument would be that the marketing done by the label(s) she has signed with is a big part of why she has 7.5M monthly Spotify listeners (and the related fame is why so many people will pay to see her feet). Not sure if that's a good argument, maybe she would've grown just as popular w/o help from a label, but that's why artists sign.
- immibis 2y agoThe state of the music industry since forever: I sign away my rights, so I can get promoted, and then they buy a Royce, and it's apparent I'm paid exposure. It's not fair, and I think it's really mean. I think it's really mean. I think it's really mean. Oh, they're supposed to share, but they ruined all my dreams. They ruined all my dreams.
- fragmede 2y agoLily Allen - Not Fair https://youtu.be/fUYaosyR4bE https://youtu.be/fUYaosyR4bE
- Oarch 2y agoI wonder if she'll find a way to work this into her live act. Why not. Might be hilarious.
- JSDevOps 2y agoAnd the only reason that is because she’s known for her music.
- hulitu 2y agoI've never heard about her music, but i heard about her feet. /s
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- goosejuice 2y agoArt valuation has never been fair. It's all zeitgeist and marketing. Spotify or not, it will always be that way. This however comes down to a matter of scarcity right? How many pop stars have feet on onlyfans vs songs on Spotify? I've been a Spotify user for a few years now. It's a discovery platform for me. It drives vinyl, merch, and live sales. If you enjoy an artist go see them live and buy their merch.
- ASalazarMX 2y agoRead she's rated 10/10 on some wiki about feet, so I had to image search "Lilly Allen feet", and some pictures had her feet blurred as NSFW. What stupid times we are living now.