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Performance Royalties do NOT work that way (popularity) and are not set by the artist.
Organizations such as ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) founded more than 100 years ago by Irving Berlin and Victor Herbert, set rates by a formula, monitor public performances and collect royalties due for use of the material.
Live performance royalties can be as little as 8/10 of 1 cent per performance.
BMI—does the same for broadcast performances.
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