Sharing tracks on social media and monetization
Learn what you can do with tracks on other platforms.
Updated September 21, 2026
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You can share tracks you made on Rap Fame to other social platforms, but monetization rights depend on the beat you used.
Sharing on social media
You are allowed to post tracks you recorded on Rap Fame to platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and SoundCloud for free. Your friends and followers can listen and interact with your music. The app makes the video file for you: see how to share tracks and video snippets.
However, you cannot monetize these tracks on other platforms if you recorded them using copyrighted beats from Rap Fame.
Why tracks with Rap Fame beats cannot be monetized
All beats in the Rap Fame library are copyrighted. When you use a beat to make a track on Rap Fame, you receive a non-commercial license. This means:
- On Rap Fame: You can earn crowns, get featured, and win contests with zero restrictions
- On other platforms: You cannot enable monetization (ads, YouTube Partner revenue, TikTok Coins) because the beatmaker has not licensed you for commercial use
If a platform detects copyrighted music, it may flag your track or remove your monetization.
How to monetize your music
To monetize a track on other platforms, you must purchase a commercial license from the beatmaker. Find their contact information on the Select Beat screen in the Studio and negotiate the license directly with them.
Alternatively, use original beats you created yourself or beats licensed specifically for commercial use.