So I think its kinda wild that Detroit's city council is all about supporting musicians who make those sick beats 
. Like they get it, these people are the real MVPs, but they're barely making ends meet from streaming 
. It's like, yeah we know you're the one creating all this fire 
, can't you at least get a decent paycheck for it? 
And I love that Detroit is taking matters into their own hands, kinda like how some cities are starting to invest in arts programs
. This whole "Living Wage for Musicians Act" thing could be a game changer 
if it becomes law. Imagine all those talented artists being able to live comfortably and still make music 
... it's like a dream come true 
.I'm definitely keeping an eye on this one, fingers crossed it spreads to other cities and we see more change in the music industry
. It's astonishing that musicians can earn as little as $0.003 per play, highlighting the need for a more equitable distribution of royalties 
. It will be interesting to see how this legislation plays out and whether it leads to meaningful change for musicians worldwide 
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so if ur a musician u no how hard it is 2 make ends meet on spotify 
! The Detroit City Council backing the Living Wage for Musicians Act is like, exactly what our favorite artists need 
. I mean, can you even imagine having to live off just $0.003 per stream? 
That's not a life, that's more like existing 
. This new plan could literally change everything and it's so cool to see the city coming together behind this 
. I'm all about supporting our local Detroit talent and this is like, totally giving them the recognition they deserve 
. Shigeto is like, my ultimate inspiration 
and if this bill passes, he'll finally be able to make a living doing what he loves 
. the idea of adding a small surcharge to streaming subs is genius, tbh 
especially if platforms are gonna contribute to ad revenue too