Corpse Husband complains about random content getting on his Spotify page

Corpse Husband’s musical expertise is a giant a part of why he’s such a famend star today, however the influencer doesn’t appear too thrilled with the best way Spotify is dealing with his catalog.

These days, in case you actually wish to make it on the web, simply being a star streamer or social media influencer on it’s personal received’t minimize it. You’ll additionally want a facet gig, like boxing — or in Corpse’s case, a musical profession.

The mysterious, baritone-voiced streamer has discovered loads of success along with his music on Spotify, however like different influencers who’ve put their materials on the streaming service, he’s not too pleased with how the location handles his web page.

Out of nowhere on Could 11, Corpse tweeted out his frustrations with Spotify from his alternate Twitter account, earlier than deleting the pair of posts a pair hours later.

“99% of the time I @ a music distribution service, it’s as a result of some trash artist off utilizing their service abused it to get their music on my web page,” Corpse wrote. “On this case I noticed it coming every week early, warned spotify, they reassured me it was taken off 100% and it nonetheless ended up there lmao.”

The issue appears to have been taken care of, as a result of on the time of writing Corpse removed each tweets relating to Spotify, and his web page on the location exhibits no indicators of imposters or pretend content material. Nonetheless, the truth that the influencer felt the necessity to tweet about it within the first place most likely offers us a good suggestion of his emotions.

“Anybody can add something onto any unbiased artists spotify, and there’s no protection towards it,” he added. “Isn’t that f***ing ridiculous?”

Corpse isn’t the one content material creator to conflict with how Spotify handles their content material. Roughly a month earlier than these tweets, Addison Rae’s Spotify was additionally focused by a person who managed to submit a questionable monitor to her web page that was all about flatulence.

Fortunately, this drawback appears to have been taken care of rapidly for the streamer; however as increasingly more creators submit content material on Spotify, it could possibly be one we see occur increasingly more typically until the location decides to make a change.