Mikey Shulman: preference

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…Yeah, the music died. And, you know, the way we think about this is, you know, I think maybe they're both right, maybe neither is right. Without taking sides, this is kind of figuring out how to divvy up the current pie in the most fair way. And I think what we are super focused on is making that pie much bigger and increasing how much people are actually interested in music and participating in music. And, you know, as a very broad heuristic, the gaming industry is 50 times bigger than the music industry. And it's because gaming is super active. And music, too much music is just passive consumption. And so we have a lot of experiments that we are excited to run for the different ways people might want to interact with music that is beyond just, you know, streaming it while I work. Yeah, I think a minimum, you guys should have a Twitch stream that is just like a 24-hour radio session that... Have you ever come across Twitch Plays Pokemon?…

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