Here, I have researched some Distribution platforms that distributes MVs
1. YouTube
YouTube is the biggest video platform in the world and the first place fans look for music videos. It’s free to upload, easy to share, and works on almost every device. You can create a channel just for your music and organize MVs, lyric videos, and behind-the-scenes clips. Plus, YouTube lets you earn money through ads if you turn on monetization.
2. Bilibili
Bilibili is one of the most popular video-sharing sites in China. It started as an anime/gaming community but is now huge for music and lifestyle content. Posting your MV here can help you reach a big Asian audience that might not use YouTube as much. Bilibili also has an active comment culture where fans can leave “bullet comments” that appear on the video, which makes engagement fun.
3. Vimeo
Vimeo is known for high-quality streaming and a clean design. Many filmmakers and artists use it to showcase professional projects because the video quality is better and there are no distracting ads. You can also embed Vimeo videos nicely on your website or blog. If you want your MV to look very polished, Vimeo is a good choice.
4. Dailymotion
Dailymotion is another global video site that’s like a smaller version of YouTube. It’s useful if you want extra reach and to have your MV in more than one place. It’s easy to upload and share, and some artists use it as a backup in case their YouTube video gets blocked in certain countries.
5. Facebook / Instagram
Social media is a must for promoting MVs. Facebook lets you upload the full video so people can watch without leaving the app. Instagram is great for posting short teasers or Reels that grab attention and link to the full MV. Together, they help you reach followers fast and create hype before and after release.
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