Copyright, who doesn't love it? Everyone should be the answer, except for greedy people. Anyways. I'm again finding ways to work around copyright by showing one specific example I've followed trying to use copyrighted music, that isn't as enforced compared to other songs out there. Some music that has recently being quite a battleground for content creators is the Minecraft soundtrack. Not only is it popular, but many streamers and video makers use YouTube to publish, which has allowed some people to steal content ID, even though this goes against YouTube's terms of service.
Outlined in not only Minecraft's official page here, but also in Daniel's official website here; the Minecraft soundtrack is very much free to use, so long as it's kept as background music, and other content is made to go over it. There's been many times YouTuber's have used the music to play in the background of their streams, or even played the game and still got content ID by fake companies trying to steal money. To make sure the same doesn't happen to me, I researched a bit more, and even emailed Daniel's agent, which he suggests on his own website.
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