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How many artists will allow monetization of reaction videos to their tracks by the end of 2024?
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Kendrick Lamar Lifts Copyrights, Boosts Income for YouTubers
May 8, 2024, 01:10 AM
Kendrick Lamar has recently made a significant move by removing all copyright restrictions on reaction videos to his music, specifically his diss tracks aimed at Drake. This decision allows content creators to monetize their reaction videos, which has been described as generating 'life-changing' income for them. The impact of this change has been positively highlighted by popular streamers and reaction YouTubers, including No Life Shaq who acknowledged the substantial financial benefits derived from this policy change.
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