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The Cuban-American star gets another entry in the Billion Views Club with "Give Me Everything," featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer. Pitbull Courtesy Echelon Mr. Worldwide has made it to the Billion Views Club once again. This time, it’s the video for his inescapable 2011 club anthem “Give Me Everything,” featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer. The hit song was No. 1 on the year-end Rhythmic Songs chart in 2011 and also marked Pitbull’s first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1, seven years after his 2004 debut “Culo” alongside Lil Jon. Pit has reached 1 billion views on YouTube three times before: with “Timber” (featuring Ke$ha), “Rain Over Me” (featuring Marc Anthony) and Jennifer Lopez’s “On the Floor.” “Give Me Everything” marks Ne-Yo and Afrojack’s second entry into the Billion Views Club and Nayer’s first. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The track, produced by Afrojack, boasts a number of sonic elements defining the 2011 era, including bright piano chords, dominant synths and danceable builds. Since the release of “Give Me Everything,” the Cuban-American pop star has kept busy, scoring his second Hot 100 chart-topper with “Timber” and a Hot Latin Songs No. 1 with

YouTube is rolling out new contract terms for all channels that earn ad revenue, which creators must accept to remain in the YouTube Partner Program. All monetized channels will have six months to review and accept the new terms. However, the sooner you accept the terms, the sooner you can take advantage of YouTube Shorts monetization, which begins on February 1. Here’s what you need to know about the new terms and conditions for the YouTube Partner Program. Changes To YouTube Partner Program Why Is YouTube Changing The Partner Program Terms And Conditions? YouTube recently announced several changes that give creators more ways to join the YouTube Partner Program and earn money. To make these changes possible, YouTube is updating its partner program terms, and all creators need to accept these new terms to remain in the program. What Are The New YouTube Partner Program Terms? YouTube is introducing a modular structure that allows more flexibility to create and earn across different video formats. All creators in the YouTube Partner Program will need to accept the base terms, which are the foundational YouTube Partner Program terms that include things like how creators get paid. Accepting the base terms is a

After changes appeared for some users in August only to disappear a few weeks later, YouTube Music is now widely rolling out a major redesign of the Library tab.  Before this update, the Library had been mostly unchanged since YouTube Music’s 2018 relaunch. As Home and Explore (previously Hotlist), as well as Now Playing, got modernized, Library remained a Last played carousel and category list. With this revamp, YouTube Music immediately shows you content.  The very first item (View my) in the updated tab lets you switch between Library, Downloads, Uploads, and Device files. Another way to quickly pull up that sheet is by double-tapping that tab in the bottom bar. Compared to the design that rolled out last year, History has been elevated to the app bar next to Cast, so you no longer have to open your account menu for a list of recent tracks.  You then get a row of chips for Playlists, Songs, Albums, and Artists to filter through the list that makes up the rest of this page. Selecting the first three choices will show a new Downloaded filter, while Artists is accompanied by one for Subscriptions.  Lastly, a dropdown menu lets you Sort by:

Getty Images/Kilito ChanSo, this came as quite the surprise. Even though a video I uploaded was marked as "unlisted," within minutes of uploading it, I got hit with a copyright warning.Let's dive deeper. I made a video I have a personal YouTube channel that's pretty popular. I try to put a new video up every month or so. They're usually deep-dive how-to videos showing lots of detail about whatever project I'm working on. Also: How to download YouTube videos three waysTo make viewing some of the more tedious steps less tedious, I very carefully choose accompanying music. Now, let's be clear. This isn't music I randomly pull off a CD or download from a streaming service. The music I use is purchased and licensed specifically for use on my YouTube channel. I pay for the right to use all the tunes I upload. There are a number of services that offer licensed music. I used Epidemic Sound for a few years and was quite happy with it. I recently switched to Envato Elements because I could buy a full year of access to both music and video for a fixed fee. There's also Artlist.io, but I haven't tried that yet.

You'll want to check your inbox if you're a creator, as YouTube has sent out new terms for its YouTube Partner Program. Towards the end of 2022, YouTube announced that it would allow its Shorts creators to monetize their content sometime at the start of 2023. As we head into the second week of January, YouTube has announced changes to its Partner Programs terms which need to be accepted by all creators if they want to continue to earn from their videos on the platform. By accepting the new terms creators can begin earning Shorts ad revenue starting next month. While Shorts started off as an experiment over 18 months ago, short-form videos have quickly gained in popularity on the platform, with YouTube putting the videos front and center on the YouTube app, YouTube webpage, and even on TVs. Because of this, YouTube announced last year that it would share ad-revenue with creators contributing short-form videos. In order to accomplish this, the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) created new rules for Shorts creators, giving them goals to hit in order to monetize their channel, which included 1,000 subscribers and 10 million public Shorts views. This is quite different from standard YouTube

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