50 million more Americans are paying for music now than in 2014.

This is, this is how I do it.

Say that again?

50 million more Americans are paying for music now than in 2014.

So as we transitioned from physical units to Napster to streaming services, it's interesting to think that 50 million more,

that's not even the total number. That's 50 million more Americans than 10 years ago.

Where is all this money going to?

And why are all artists going, it's not worth making music anymore?

Like, why isn't, why aren't they getting more than a thousand? Like, Spotify are getting their big giant cut of it, right?

So they need, so do all, does there need to be a musicians's union that covers everyone that says absolutely not,

we have to get a penny a play or whatever it is. I don't know what it would break down to.

But I'm paying, you know, probably, I actually subscribe to a few services because I do,

I have Spotify family, which apparently my thing is if anyone else is using it, Sean,

he's the only person that can be using it at the time.

We kick each other off.

So I just don't even touch that.

I also use Amazon music and Apple Music.

And I pay for all of those.

So whatever that is, that's probably $40 a month.

To answer your question, yes.

What was the question?

I forget.

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