I was wondering if anyone knew how to promote remixes on TikTok of music that is copyrighted? Want to do a few short remixes of popular songs to help promote my music. I’ve seen people do it before, and not get their music taken down, but haven’t seen a lot of information on how to do it.

Does anyone have any tips for growing on TikTok? I’m using music video styles that are working for other artists, but can’t seem to grow. Also stuck in 200 view jail. Any helps appreciated

I’m trying to promote more on TikTok, and was wondering if anyone knew if hopping on trends will mess up your algorithm as a music artist?

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Does anyone know a way to avoid copyright issues when putting your music in your TikTok and IG posts? Specifically TikTok I keep seeing people get striked for copyright issues, when it’s their own music.