Hector Posted March 28 Posted March 28 Ooh this will be interesting. It will be refreshing to not have only TikTok decide the hits anymore.
Squall Posted March 28 Posted March 28 16 minutes ago, Hector said: Ooh this will be interesting. It will be refreshing to not have only TikTok decide the hits anymore. What will it change? TikTok is huge because random people can create their own clips and share songs this way. 6
Yog Posted March 28 Author Posted March 28 2 minutes ago, wantedyoutogrow said: I don't get it… How? It's self explanatory 1 1 1
SoldierofLove Posted March 28 Posted March 28 3 minutes ago, Squall said: What will it change? TikTok is huge because random people can create their own clips and share songs this way. Don't give Spotify and the other services any ideas
professor2000 Posted March 28 Posted March 28 (edited) 4 minutes ago, wantedyoutogrow said: I don't get it… Artists can post video clips teasing songs in advance, basically what TikTok is being used for. My only "issue" is that Spotify is a one-way street right now. Like…it can't go viral and be in users' feeds constantly like on TT. But good for driving pre-saves I guess. Edited March 28 by professor2000 8
Cesar Posted March 28 Posted March 28 the whole point of uploading it on tiktok is for people outside of ur audience to listen to the snippet. for all that the artist is better off uploading it to instagram reels at that point 14
Forestboy Posted March 28 Posted March 28 27 minutes ago, Caesar said: the whole point of uploading it on tiktok is for people outside of ur audience to listen to the snippet. for all that the artist is better off uploading it to instagram reels at that point I bet they'll link it in with other socials so that you can share/post a video/snippet etc. outside of spotify. the quicker the toktik dies the better
Pop Art Posted March 28 Posted March 28 Interesting, I have to wonder if "streams" of these snippets will count towards the songs total streams once it's released, especially if the snippet is 30 seconds or longer since that's the time threshold of what Spotify counts as a stream. I get the feeling this is UMG's answer to not (officially) being able to utilize TikTok to promote these types of hype building snippets, but...there's no way it will have the same effect. With that in mind, it kinda feels like UMG is grasping at straws and sort of implies they're panicking at TikTok not taking the bait when they followed through on their threat to leave the platform earlier this year.
deletefor3ver Posted March 28 Posted March 28 1 hour ago, SLUTTVFTV said: just in time for charli's next single she's in warner
Brikenbur Posted March 28 Posted March 28 Yeah this isn't going to do anything sufficient to what TikTok did in its peak … or even still doing imo
professor2000 Posted March 28 Posted March 28 56 minutes ago, Caesar said: the whole point of uploading it on tiktok is for people outside of ur audience to listen to the snippet. for all that the artist is better off uploading it to instagram reels at that point 28 minutes ago, Forestboy said: I bet they'll link it in with other socials so that you can share/post a video/snippet etc. outside of spotify. the quicker the toktik dies the better ^ this. But also, I wonder if they'll promote the videos to user feeds who follow/listen to similar artists. Almost like an ad slipped into their regular feed.
Cesar Posted March 28 Posted March 28 1 hour ago, Forestboy said: I bet they'll link it in with other socials so that you can share/post a video/snippet etc. outside of spotify. the quicker the toktik dies the better why is ATRL so anti-tiktok? if anything, they've lowkey helped alot of ATRLs faves get another hit / more streams on their tiktok. radios didn't use to really try to play music from older female artists or artists that don't fit the standard norms. tiktok has given exposure to such a diverse amount of artists. it's just like when ATRL was getting upset streaming was changing up the charts after it was included. when in reality charts haven't been more representative of what people are actually listening to. not just what's being payoled on the radio waves or practically only including the people who can afford to spend $1.29 on a song or $12-20 on a album.
shyboi Posted March 28 Posted March 28 spotify should evolve into a mini sm platform, allow comments, discussions about music, post updates, etc 2
Forestboy Posted March 28 Posted March 28 33 minutes ago, Caesar said: why is ATRL so anti-tiktok? if anything, they've lowkey helped alot of ATRLs faves get another hit / more streams on their tiktok. radios didn't use to really try to play music from older female artists or artists that don't fit the standard norms. tiktok has given exposure to such a diverse amount of artists. it's just like when ATRL was getting upset streaming was changing up the charts after it was included. when in reality charts haven't been more representative of what people are actually listening to. not just what's being payoled on the radio waves or practically only including the people who can afford to spend $1.29 on a song or $12-20 on a album. Bit of generalisation going on there tbh. My dislike for the toktik has nothing to do with ATRL, it's just literal cancer. The fact the CCP make money from it is reason enough alone to not use it, apart from the fact it's completely distorting the music industry massively - despite people getting the odd viral thing on there, it's doing absolute shxt for the industry as a whole.
Nashe Posted March 28 Posted March 28 Kelly Clarkson already did that for her two lead single off ''chemistry'' and I highly doubt it got anyone interested outside of her fanbase
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