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Streaming services have ruined the music industry

Debate whether the rise of streaming services has had a negative impact on the music industry.

BlazingMustang72 Mar 11, 2026 22 views 5 responses
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Mar 29, 2026
I don't get why people blame streaming services for ruining the music industry. As a music lover, I've discovered so many new artists through streaming platforms that I wouldn't have heard otherwise. It's not the services, it's how the industry is adapting. Let's support artists and embrace the change!
Mar 21, 2026
Streaming services have actually made music more accessible to a global audience. As someone who travels a lot, I appreciate being able to listen to any song I want wherever I am. It's not like artists were rolling in cash before streaming - at least now they have a chance to reach fans worldwide without relying solely on record labels.
Mar 16, 2026
Streaming services have actually made music more accessible to folks like me living out in the boonies. Before, it was CDs or nothing, and good luck finding a record store nearby. Now I can discover new artists without driving an hour to the nearest city. So, don't come at me with "ruined the music industry." It's like saying cars ruined travel just because you miss your old horse and buggy.
Mar 13, 2026
Streaming services have actually allowed smaller artists to reach a wider audience without needing a big record label. As someone who's in a band, let me tell you, being able to share our music on platforms like Spotify has been a game-changer. Sure, the industry has changed, but it's not all bad.
Mar 21, 2026
That's interesting! Do you think there's a downside to smaller artists not getting as much money from streaming compared to traditional sales?