Twitch streamer Felix ” xQc ” Lengyel blacked out for Exitlude!

Twitch streamers are currently experiencing some copyright issues. Twitch broadcasters, who use songs from famous bands and famous musicians without thinking about the copyright issue, face copyright barriers with Twitch sanctions on this issue. One such name is Felix “xQc” Lengyel. Twitch usually broadcasts xQc, which plays Overwatch, and uses Exitlude, the hit song from The Killers group at the end of its broadcasts. However, this song is blocked by Twitch copyright penalties, so the song that has become an end-stream tradition for xQc cannot be used. Felix “xQc” Lengyel, on the other hand, wants to start the change because he can’t stand this situation anymore. Obviously at an affordable price.

FELIX WANTS TO PURCHASE THE COPYRIGHT OF ” XQC ” LENGYEL EXITLUDE

xQc announced in another broadcast that it intends to buy the copyright for the song Exitlude. Saying he is ready to pay the price no matter how much, xQc said he will tweet to The Killers group and relay his offer. In its Twitch broadcast, the popular broadcaster asked its audience a question about how much the group would charge and asked them to estimate the fee. In addition to the rather wild predictions, the funny and humorous predictions were also among the predictions of the public.

THE TWITCH SOUNDTRACK DID NOT DRAW NOW

Twitch Soundtrack A library opened by Twitch as a beta version for broadcasters to play royalty-free music. But for now, the music in this library didn’t interest them, as publishers like Felix “xQc” Lengyel apparently wanted to continue using popular and exclusive music. After all, they tackled copyright issues at a cost. But things will apparently change for xQc. When the royalty is paid, xQc broadcasts will end with the song Exitlude as before. Of course, how determined xQc is to pay royalties is also important at this point.