Botney

2y

nobody cares about visuals. people do multitasking now and can't focus on one single thing

Botney

2y

nobody cares about visuals. people do multitasking now and can't focus on one single thing

BRAVE

2y

Major labels need to just merge the social media experience with the music streaming experience. F*** it, launch a streaming service on a social media app so that the listening experience can be the ideal audiovisual experience that music listening should be in the current age. I’m talking it has a TikTok/reels/shorts type display of songs in an album.

You can do album mode or music video mode and have the lyrics display on either, or just straight lyric mode. Album mode is just the cover, music video mode is album mode but the music video for every song with a music video, lyric mode is self explanatory - but you can choose a background color for the lyrics & . You can also do your own edits for cover art, have any mp4 you wanna play or any picture from your gallery for a playlist cover.

And weigh the streams - that only count from clicking play on the specific service - as much as Spotify and Apple streams. It’s imperative that it’s a streaming service on an existing social media platform and not something separate because the social discussion of music needs to right there around the corner. I think celeb discussion being separate from art discussion encourages the growing separation between celebrity and artist within music.

Or Spotify and Apple can just be smart and become the new TRL/106 with comment sections and an ability to make posts/threads with a choice to post a song or album, and the streams count with threads and posts too

TheFader

2y

Integrating music into an existing social media platform would devalue the artform even more than something like TikTok has.

Music should not be a “feature on an app”, it should always exist in its’ own space.

What you’re suggesting would make more sense in the inverse; where existing streaming platforms created new features to make listening to music a more social and communal experience in the age of social media

BRAVE

2y

That’s what the “Or” section is at the end, it’s my pitch IF Spotify and Apple don’t do that

And TikTok has not devalued the art form, that’s resentful oldhead nonsense that shouldn’t lead any logic in this discussion whatsoever

TheFader

2y

In a sense it has though. There’s never been a time in history where a song can blow up because of a literal 10 second section of said song. It’s also had actual effects on how the music industry operates as well. We’ve never seen that with a social media app.

I think younger generations interact with and appreciate music on a much different level than previous generations mostly because of what TikTok is

kurapika

2y

I agree . songs got popular specifically cause people were posting about its meaning and stuff, non hit songs /singles made a huge comeback on streaming cause ofit. PRIDE is a good example

Zenitsu Agatsuma

2y

My goat

Did he get the no. 1 song too???

internet buddy

2y

@Echiham

Expert

2y

Based on projections he was going to miss it by a point or two. Not sure if final numbers are out.

EchiRodrigo

2y

1k difference

OnceAgain

2y

How did he do so much in his 2nd week compared to the 1st week?

Shabazz999

2y

very very impressed with bad bunny

RICHAXXVOYCE

2y

Bruh Taylor dropped another album?