That was only on streams who were also streaming blitz con. I think on the original stream it was the actual music I could be wrong, I don't use twitch.
In the 2000's Dave Mustaine did some guitar videos for Guitar World. Due to copyright issues he wasn't able to play his own riffs so had to do slight variations of them. This copyright shit is out of hand. Especially when and artist dies and their family who has nothing to do with their music starts trying to claim all the ownership for it for the $$$$$$.
Dave worked out into his own rights. Even made a following of fans. Definitely gave Metallica something to compete with. Most people would’ve said they would have been on Metallica’s side, but when you have a single man playing against them, their might be a chance. He made his fortune and made his amends.
It wasn't about money, it was about control over their property. One of their songs was leaked onto radio stations, before it was even mixed. The guys behind Metallica want to control when and how their music is released, as is their right. They give away some of their music on Spotify. It's people's choice if they want to give away free stuff or not, and people's choice if they want to release unfinished products or not. Napster brainwashed everyone into thinking it was about money, but no, it was about controlling your work.
Today's situation is totally different from the one 20 years ago. A small band like Gizzard makes almost nothing from people streaming their music anyway, so they might as well just give some of it away for free. Back before Napster came out, you actually had to BUY CDs to listen to the music you wanted, believe it or not. The way they brought across their message was very dumb and completely backfired, but Metallica were actually right. They, together with a few others, saw that people being able to download music for free on the internet would basically destroy the music industry as we all knew it. Fast forward to today where the music industry is still smaller in terms of revenue than it was in 1999 and bands have to beg for donations online or open up a Patreon to stay afloat if something like Covid keeps them from touring for a prolonged time, since touring and merch is where you make almost all of your money today because recorded music has been devalued to the point where people are willing to spend more money on frappuccinos every month than on music.
Is funny because all they do and talk about is true....about everything.....people start bitching and get angry because they hear the true.....when idiots ignorant lie....everything is ok.....all they talk about or do is the truth......
@@LAZY-RUBY now they do because of pirating... they used to make a majority of their income through the percentage of album sales.. the whole business had to be restructured to where the bands and artists get their living from touring and merch..
This is great. Thankfully Lars has totally chilled out these days. I also sort of understood where he was coming from at the time. Technically speaking Napster was illegal as fuck. Not that I didn't use it lol
When I saw this episode when I was still in middle school, I misunderstood this segment as if the writers wanted me to take the scene at face value and feel sorry for wealthy individuals. Then I understood later that organizations like the RIAA want you to believe that pirating Metallica’s music will make the band members go broke and live in cardboard boxes, and South Park sarcastically mimics this rhetoric by showing that even if piracy really does eat away a noticeable amount of revenue, these people are still filthy stinkin rich and rake in cash on a daily basis. I’m not in favor of pirating products, but South Park is right in showing that these big pop stars aren’t the “starving artists” they want you to think they’ll be if you pirate their works.
This clip is still funny, but Napster and the music streaming services it eventually gave birth to really did kill the music industry for all muscians who aren't the top 'stars' that corporations support.
Oh... Poor of him... XDD Download music is illegal... Eehr Look At Justin Bieber, look At him, is saaad This month he gonna buy a 2,000.000.000 $ pool to made his birthday, but he can't because you download his music (I said music? I mean SHIT!) XDDDDD
Metallica is a hero for standing for other bands. Also, when their company of agents/employees gets screwed from these deals does that just get brushed under the rug? Oprah works not just to avoid boredom but there’s 100’s of jobs that pay $60k a year depending on her (yes, she’s awful). But trying to say “music can be stolen and no one REALLY gets hurt” is stupid and you will ultimately lose music options.
I think south park kind of missed the mark on this one. If the tables were turned and their episodes,movies,video games were being hemorrhaged for a large audience for free than parker and stone would empathize
They’ve said that they don’t care if people download episodes for free. They already got paid. It’s only musicians who were too stupid to sign contracts that pay them pennies per song sold.
Because of illegal downloads,he couldn't afford a decent snare for St. Anger,so he stole the idea from SlipKnot of using a beer keg as percussion
St anger is a really a good album if you can understand it. It's supposed to sound ugly, and raw. Feel it
@@Controllerbreaker just like justice for all,it's not bad,but the re-worked version with Bass (or drumms in this case)is better
Some kind of monster is one of my favorites.
@Cameron yeah, St Anger sounded like a rip-off mid budget nu-metal band, there was a potential but not very well executed
@@Controllerbreaker I've never minded the rawness of the sound, my problem was the songs were boring
Very relevant today after twitch muted their own live performance to avoid DMCA
That was only on streams who were also streaming blitz con. I think on the original stream it was the actual music I could be wrong, I don't use twitch.
DeMenCiA?
In the 2000's Dave Mustaine did some guitar videos for Guitar World. Due to copyright issues he wasn't able to play his own riffs so had to do slight variations of them. This copyright shit is out of hand. Especially when and artist dies and their family who has nothing to do with their music starts trying to claim all the ownership for it for the $$$$$$.
@@uthgerd666 Ah yes, the "Courtney Love Clause"
Or cops playing copyrighted songs to get a guy's livestream taken down
they gave him way too much hair
Dave Mustaine must love this clip.
Dave worked out into his own rights. Even made a following of fans. Definitely gave Metallica something to compete with. Most people would’ve said they would have been on Metallica’s side, but when you have a single man playing against them, their might be a chance. He made his fortune and made his amends.
20 years ago
Way to pirate this clip!
This is like some year 2000 piracy here 😁
How tf is this the best quality clip of this episode?
This guy had a good phone
Lars took the rest down
TH-cam copyright doesn’t like South Park
Poor lars.. i feel so bad for him
Nowone can truly understand his pain:(
Metal is dead muy friend u.u
@@skaladarrellgodeater1070 Thank god it's just 808's triplet patterns on hi hats and autotune from now on
@@skaladarrellgodeater1070 metal is not dead, it just smells funny.
Legend says, Lars is still crying to this day...
And then you have King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard who releaze a free album and tell people to pirate it
Then there's Chumbawamba who just flat out tell people to steal their albums.
It wasn't about money, it was about control over their property. One of their songs was leaked onto radio stations, before it was even mixed. The guys behind Metallica want to control when and how their music is released, as is their right. They give away some of their music on Spotify.
It's people's choice if they want to give away free stuff or not, and people's choice if they want to release unfinished products or not.
Napster brainwashed everyone into thinking it was about money, but no, it was about controlling your work.
Today's situation is totally different from the one 20 years ago. A small band like Gizzard makes almost nothing from people streaming their music anyway, so they might as well just give some of it away for free.
Back before Napster came out, you actually had to BUY CDs to listen to the music you wanted, believe it or not. The way they brought across their message was very dumb and completely backfired, but Metallica were actually right. They, together with a few others, saw that people being able to download music for free on the internet would basically destroy the music industry as we all knew it.
Fast forward to today where the music industry is still smaller in terms of revenue than it was in 1999 and bands have to beg for donations online or open up a Patreon to stay afloat if something like Covid keeps them from touring for a prolonged time, since touring and merch is where you make almost all of your money today because recorded music has been devalued to the point where people are willing to spend more money on frappuccinos every month than on music.
He has to wait a few months for a gold plated shark tank bar you monsters!
It’s funny cause it’s true.
Is funny because all they do and talk about is true....about everything.....people start bitching and get angry because they hear the true.....when idiots ignorant lie....everything is ok.....all they talk about or do is the truth......
Sad bit true, really
It's funny because it's actually not true at all.
Honigdachs
Hi Lars!
*sad but true* you lost opportunity for a great joke
Daily Reminder: *It Should Have Been Lars.*
HE LEFT THE FOOOOCKING BAND!!!
Lars was the first one to really call it out, back in the days of Napster. He was right.
Ofc he was right but he forced them to rush the situation and now everyone gets fucked these days because of him
No band makes their money through record sales. That all goes to their label. The band gets the money through touring and merch.
@@LAZY-RUBY Tell that to The Beatles.
@@LAZY-RUBY now they do because of pirating... they used to make a majority of their income through the percentage of album sales.. the whole business had to be restructured to where the bands and artists get their living from touring and merch..
@@LAZY-RUBY Bands barely make any money from touring, and often it costs them money to do so.
And downloading judas priest is hard time
This is actually a “What if Lars Ulrich never sued Napster?”
Just dropped by to say Yeeeeaaaaahhhh!!!
SAD BUT TRUUUEE! SAD BUT TRUE
Pretty sure he was weeping over Cliff's death.
R.I.P. Cliff Burton.
I doubt he cared tbh. Lars is such a garbage person, he even makes mustain look like a good guy.
@@aniquinstark4347 really? Just STFU
Metallica spirit slowly faded to black once Cliff died
@@manintheline5331 And justice for all?
@@jerrumite4425 hey i said slowly! And Justice For All kicked ass
Imagine what would've happen if this was Kirk Hammett
i still dl everything from the black album on, then delete, at least twice a year.
When did south park go from small mountain town with one inept illiterate cop to having a whole city police force??
South Park is funny they never disappoint
That can't be Lars, the person here has hair
Ah, yes, the Great MP3 Heist of 1999.
This is great. Thankfully Lars has totally chilled out these days. I also sort of understood where he was coming from at the time. Technically speaking Napster was illegal as fuck. Not that I didn't use it lol
That's really sad..
Metallica should have loved Napster. People could no longer say that they couldn’t even give their shit music away.
Boo hoo let me press f on the world smallest keyboard
$350 million dollars later....
What episode is this
LARS ULRICH POPERO,ASÍ SUENA,LOS KE HOY ESCUCHAN A METALYCA SON ADOLEZSENTES
System of a down when you actually steal their album
I put steal this album by my windshield and it was broken when i came back
@@floridianthrasher5426 Stop parking your car in African-American neighborhoods?
Poor Lars.
BEER GOOD
Why did this get recommended to me?
I’m one of those people lol
Was he ever able to afford it??
Ias ke cuelgan avoid,recibe .
Hahahaha awesome
Lol.
#metallica forever
When I saw this episode when I was still in middle school, I misunderstood this segment as if the writers wanted me to take the scene at face value and feel sorry for wealthy individuals.
Then I understood later that organizations like the RIAA want you to believe that pirating Metallica’s music will make the band members go broke and live in cardboard boxes, and South Park sarcastically mimics this rhetoric by showing that even if piracy really does eat away a noticeable amount of revenue, these people are still filthy stinkin rich and rake in cash on a daily basis.
I’m not in favor of pirating products, but South Park is right in showing that these big pop stars aren’t the “starving artists” they want you to think they’ll be if you pirate their works.
Maybe if he didn’t spend so much time in his pool he could learn how to play the drums.
The music should have been fade to black ...
Hahaha
He was right, let’s be honest 20 years later.
No he wasn’t.
Whats funny, is Southpark is not available for free downloads.... I guess Matt and Trey both got their gold plated shark tanks
That’s because Comedy Central owns the copyright to South Park. Matt and Trey said they don’t care if people download episodes.
This clip is still funny, but Napster and the music streaming services it eventually gave birth to really did kill the music industry for all muscians who aren't the top 'stars' that corporations support.
Good. Musicians getting paid for selling recordings of their work was a historical anomaly.
Lars called it twenty years ago, now musicians make almost nothing
Good.
Oh...
Poor of him... XDD
Download music is illegal... Eehr
Look At Justin Bieber, look At him, is saaad
This month he gonna buy a 2,000.000.000 $ pool to made his birthday, but he can't because you download his music (I said music? I mean SHIT!)
XDDDDD
Gods... change the artist, go for something more recent...
Regardless of how much money he has or how shitty is music is that doesn't make it ok, lol
*LARS WAS RIGHT*
(Sad Minor musican who didn´t apreciate the fight at the time noises)
Metallica is a hero for standing for other bands. Also, when their company of agents/employees gets screwed from these deals does that just get brushed under the rug? Oprah works not just to avoid boredom but there’s 100’s of jobs that pay $60k a year depending on her (yes, she’s awful). But trying to say “music can be stolen and no one REALLY gets hurt” is stupid and you will ultimately lose music options.
I think south park kind of missed the mark on this one. If the tables were turned and their episodes,movies,video games were being hemorrhaged for a large audience for free than parker and stone would empathize
They’ve said that they don’t care if people download episodes for free. They already got paid. It’s only musicians who were too stupid to sign contracts that pay them pennies per song sold.
Poor people cannot buy cds get a job pums stop using drugs
We did this. Millenials really are the worst. I wouldn't download a car.
Poor Lars.