Filipino singers back Ice Seguerra against full concert uploads

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Filipino singers Nina, Top Suzara, and Thor Dulay have joined Ice Seguerra in criticizing concertgoers who record and upload entire live performances online, arguing the practice diminishes the live experience and disrespects production work. Speaking at a media conference for Nina's 20th-anniversary concert, Suzara said short clips are appreciated but full uploads question whether attendees are enjoying the show or just seeking content. He added that buying a ticket doesn't grant rights to record and upload performances as one's own content. Dulay urged vloggers to respect the effort behind productions, while Nina encouraged fans to attend shows physically, noting monitoring uploads is difficult for artists. The discussion follows Seguerra's recent callout of full-length videos from the "Sessionistas" show.


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