Can’t use half of the videos cause the songs🫩

When creating videos, especially for social media platforms, one common challenge content creators face is the restriction on songs used in their videos. Many platforms enforce strict copyright rules, which can result in videos being muted, blocked, or even removed if copyrighted music is detected. This often leads to frustration when half of the hard work goes unseen or unheard. From personal experience, I’ve found that understanding copyright laws and using royalty-free or licensed music can significantly help in bypassing these restrictions. Many websites offer free or affordable music that can legally be included in your videos without fear of takedown. Furthermore, some platforms have built-in music libraries that are safe to use. Another useful approach is to edit your videos creatively by avoiding popular songs that have strict copyright enforcement. Instead, choose instrumental versions or soundtracks with Creative Commons licenses. This not only avoids copyright issues but can also give your videos a unique feel. It's important to consider that some platforms use automated systems to detect copyrighted songs, and these systems may misidentify content sometimes, leading to unnecessary video restrictions. Keeping track of such cases and appealing when necessary is also part of managing your content effectively. In the context of ‘Champion sories’ (as seen in the image OCR), if your videos revolve around stories of champions or game highlights, consider using narrative voiceovers, original scoring, or ambient sounds that enhance storytelling without infringing on copyrights. Overall, staying informed about music rights and exploring alternative audio options can help you use songs effectively within your videos and avoid losing audience reach due to music restrictions.