It's true that some artists and organisations at the top of the industry do make a lot of money. We didn't really create the project with those people in mind - if you can support yourself and your immediate network right now, then you should do that. Instead we hope that we can offer some financial support to the millions of industry workers and live event sector workers who are going to be out of employment for the foreseeable future. We know that some countries have more or less social security and that some people have been able to access grants. However we also know from experience that this is not enough to sustain everyone, so by creating products that anyone can get a link and sell we hope that we can help put some money into the industry. Many touring artists who are at a mid-level are currently facing a very difficult situation as they rely heavily on touring fees to cover their annual income and don't have a large amount of savings to get them through. It's also worth noting that even the bigger artists have huge support teams comprised of many industry professionals who they might not be able to support during this time. So in this case we really encourage big artists to use this as a way of selling something that people need in order to support those in their extended network, or to direct their support to another professional, artist, organisation or charity who is in need of support.