Well, I can't complain too much – Universal Music Group is progressive enough that they let the video stay up at least. Of course, if ads start showing up on something that is at least 50% my content, I think I might have to upload another video named “Tippy Toeing by Loreta Lyn” with a whole other set of photos behind it.
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