The GTA V Roleplay craze shows no signs of slowing down. Tons of streamers and famous stars are diving into the virtual city, making the game more lively and exciting than ever. One standout is Độ Mixi’s MixiCity, which recently hosted a massive virtual music show featuring big names like B Ray, QNT, and Lăng LD.
Right after the epic music festival wrapped up, fans were buzzing with excitement, amazed at how the virtual concert rivaled real-life shows. Everyone was happy except Độ Mixi and his YouTube channel.
Specifically, after the Inda City Show ended, Độ Mixi got hit with eight copyright strikes on YouTube for playing copyrighted music during the livestream. The surprising part? All the strikes came from producer Masew, who also appears as the character Bán Beat Lẻ in the game.
It’s known that when buying tickets to the concert, Độ Mixi asked Masew to sign a guarantee promising no copyright strikes. If any strikes happened, Masew would have to pay triple the ticket price. Masew confidently signed the agreement live on stream.
Even during the livestream, Độ Mixi carefully double-checked with QNT to be sure about the copyright status. The rapper assured him, “The music’s all adjusted, no copyright issues, bro.” Still, the outcome was unfortunately disappointing for the “Clan Leader.”
Right after Độ Mixi’s message demanding compensation went viral on social media, fans had a mix of laughter and sympathy. Most agreed the show featured popular artists’ music, so copyright flags were bound to happen. Others thought since it involved “family,” the issue would likely get sorted out soon.
“Can’t trust anyone in MixiCity these days.”
“And Masew even signed a promise to Độ Mixi.”
“Độ Mixi is in big trouble now.”
Truly, Độ Mixi just experienced a livestream concert he won’t forget anytime soon!
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