What would you do if one day Xue Zhiqian s song was charged?

I don't think so, because Xue Zhiqian said that there is no charge.

That must have been when he couldn't do it.

Continue to choose to listen to him sing, give money.

Xue Zhiqian's songs began to be charged because the copyright of the song was sold.

Recently, Xue Zhiqian participated in programs such as "Infinite Song Season", all the songs in the program need to be paid, and only Xue Zhiqian's songs are free. But there are still people who call his songs charged, such as "Serious Snow", "Yellow Maple Leaf", "Ambiguous" and other songs.

And the real reason is not that Xue Zhidig Kaiqian wants to make money with songs, but that the copyright of early works such as "Serious Snow" is not in his hands, even if he buys it, with Xue Zhiqian's current popularity, the copyright owner will open his mouth. In response to the situation of judging pants, Xue Zhiqian sang a cover, and the live version of the cover was not charged. As for "Ambiguous", it is probably a version of a small platform, and he must have a platform that he can't scruple about, so it's the same to listen to it on another platform.

Xue Zhiqian can really be regarded as a real **person, others use ** to earn, and he is making money to do **, making money to buy version rights for fans, such a strength to pet fans is really a kind of luck for fans. Fans bluntly said that this phenomenon "is probably because some people can't get used to him, so they find his omissions to make a fuss."

Xue Zhiqian profile

Xue Zhiqian (joker xue), male, born in Shanghai on July 17, 1983, is a pop singer, film and television actor, ** producer in Chinese mainland, and graduated from Glion Hotel Management College.

In 2005, he made his official debut by participating in the talent show "My Type My Show". In 2006, he gained wide attention with the song "Serious Snow". In 2007, he won the Most Popular Male Singer of the Year Award in the Mainland of MusicRadio China's Top Chart with ** "How Are You Doing".

In 2013, ** "A Few Xue Zhiqian" won the musicradio China top list of mainland recommended records.

In 2014, he won the best singer-songwriter at the 21st Oriental Billboard Awards with ** "Accident"; In the same year, he also won the Singer-Songwriter of the Year Award at the annual ceremony of the Yinyue V Chart. In 2016, he won the Most Popular Male Singer, the Five Most Popular Male Singer Awards, the Outstanding Singer Award and the Most Popular Singer-Songwriter Award in Shanghai with the EP "Gentleman" and "Half", and the song "Beginner" won the 20th Golden Melody Award of the year.

In 2017, he won the Best Male Singer of the Year at the 7th Global Pop ** Annual Festival and the Best Male Singer in the Mainland on the TOP List of MusicRadio in China. Representative works include "Alien Objects" and "Ugly Eight Monsters".

Xue Zhiqian's songs began to be charged, mainly because the copyright of his songs was sold to the ** platform. In the past, Xue Zhiqian's songs were usually free to listen to, but as his popularity grew, the rights to the songs were bought, so Heng had to pay to listen to some of his songs. In fact, this is a relatively common phenomenon in the first industry.

Xue ZhiqianHe loves ** very much, what he is most afraid of is that others will spend money that they shouldn't spend in order to listen to his songs. So all his songs are free. Xue Zhiqian's song is free, but it doesn't mean cheap.

Xue Zhiqian once said that I was serious about serving Lu and would not take ** for profit, as long as I didn't fall on the streets, my ** will be free for life.

The reason why Xue Zhiqian's songs are not charged

We can find that many singers' ** have begun to charge one after another on various platforms, but Xue Zhiqian's ** has never been. Because in Xue Zhiqian's view, it was this era that made him. Strictly speaking, it is the Internet era that makes Xue Zhiqian's ** known and liked by more people.

Therefore, Xue Zhiqian's ** insistence on being free is because he wants to give back to people who like him, because Xue Zhiqian has always insisted on the belief of ** dream is to want his works to be known by more people. So this is the reason why Xue Zhiqian insists on being free. Of course, Xue Zhiqian's attitude also just illustrates Xue Zhiqian's attitude towards **.

Many people say that Xue Zhiqian is no longer a simple singer, but in fact, the original intention of Xue Zhiqian to do so many things is to insist on being **. Because Xue Zhiqian didn't have the money to do what he liked at that time, he wanted Lao Shouqing to make money in this way to support his ** dream.

Xue Zhiqian's songs began to charge because he and his infiltration team signed a new copyright agreement with the ** platform, and some of the songs need to be paid for use. In addition, with the strengthening of Kuansun's awareness of copyright, the platform began to pay more attention to the protection of copyright and crack down on piracy. **The platform also needs to balance its own operating costs by charging, including the cost of internal cluster stove capacity creation, bandwidth, servers, etc.

Xue Zhiqian's songs began to charge because he, as a singer, needed to recover costs and make profits. The copyright of the song is in the hands of the ** platform, and the platform will require the singer to charge for the song based on the protection of the ** copyright to pay the copyright fee. In addition, with the continuous development of the industry, more and more works have begun to change to the payment model, which is also one of the reasons for the fee.

But there are also some platforms that offer free trials or partial free trials, allowing users to listen to some songs for free, or through paid membership services, users can enjoy more songs and high quality**.

In short, the song fee is determined by a variety of factors such as copyright and the development of the industry, and Xue Zhiqian's songs began to charge because of these factors.

Xue Zhiqian's songs began to charge because the copyright of the song was purchased by the record company, and the record company needed to invest and make profits through the fee. In addition, with the development of the industry, more and more works have begun to change to the payment model. The payment model can ensure the sustainable development of the music industry, and at the same time, it can also protect the copyright and avoid piracy and illegal dissemination.

In addition, some platforms offer paid memberships, so sock members can enjoy more songs and high quality**. Therefore, Xue Zhiqian's songs began to be charged because the copyright was purchased by the record company, and it was also the trend of the industry changing to a paid model.

First, look at the company's attitude. A singer's creation is not for the sake of fame or simply love, the question of whether to charge depends on their attitude, the company's publicity and the consumption of manpower and material resources also need to be paid, and businessmen will not do loss-making business. Second, it depends on whether the individual has a psychological burden.

Some singers may think that it is not easy for me to create, even if I don't make money, but if I don't charge for it, I feel that my taste is very low, everyone can listen to it, and it is not much different from other singers, then it makes no sense for me to create this, in good words, it is to be different and acceptable to fans. (My personal perception speech is not aimed at a certain singer of the family, and I am also a fan of Brother Qian, and I like his songs very much.) ）