Music Features
Musicality’s music has been featured across entertainment, gaming, anime, music, live events, and digital media. From creator platforms and major conventions to music-industry brands and licensed collaborations, his work has been used by leading creators, companies, and platforms including RDCWorld1, BeatStars, DreamCon, On The Radar, Ceeday, and more.
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RDCWORLD1
RDCWorld1 is one of the biggest creator groups in the anime, gaming, comedy, and internet culture space. The group is best known for viral series including Anime House and Video Game House, as well as their broader work across YouTube, social media, live entertainment, and DreamCon. Their main YouTube channel has 7.3M+ subscribers and more than 1.9 billion views, while their Instagram audience is approximately 1.76M+ followers.
Musicality Feature:
RDCWorld1 has featured Musicality’s previously released remixes in their content, including their popular Anime House and Video Game House series. These placements brought Musicality’s existing catalog into one of the largest creator platforms centered around anime, gaming, and pop culture.
Social Reach:
7.3M+ YouTube subscribers | 1.76M+ Instagram followers | 1.9B+ YouTube views
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Dreamcon
DreamCon is a major entertainment convention founded by RDCWorld that brings together anime, gaming, sports, film, music, creators, and pop culture for a large-scale live convention experience. DreamCon describes itself as a premier entertainment convention and has become a major gathering point for online creator and fandom communities.
Musicality Feature:
Musicality’s music has been played throughout the DreamCon experience, including during dodgeball events and gaming tournaments. This represents Musicality’s music being used as part of the atmosphere and entertainment of a major live convention rather than solely within online content.
Social Reach:
DreamCon is backed by the RDCWorld audience, whose social platforms collectively reach 17M+ followers, with the RDCWorld YouTube channel exceeding 7.2M subscribers. DreamCon itself also maintains dedicated social and YouTube channels.
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BeatStars
BeatStars is a major global platform for music producers, artists, and songwriters, providing tools for selling, licensing, discovering, and monetizing music. The company also operates BeatStars Publishing, which provides publishing services for creators. BeatStars maintains a presence across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, SoundCloud, Twitch, X, and other platforms.
Musicality Feature:
Musicality’s beats have previously been featured on BeatStars’ main page, giving his production direct exposure through one of the music industry's largest creator platforms. BeatStars has also reposted Musicality’s music through its SoundCloud presence. In addition, both BeatStars and BeatStars Publishing have maintained a social connection with Musicality, including following him on Instagram.
Social Reach:
100K+ YouTube subscribers on BeatStars' primary channel, with a much broader multi-platform presence across Instagram, TikTok, SoundCloud, Twitch, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Spotify.
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RabSoPetty
RabSoPetty is a major comedy and anime-focused creator known as the “Hood Dub King.” His Hood Dub series reimagines major anime, animation, and pop-culture properties through comedic voiceovers and editing, including Jujutsu Kaisen, Invincible, Bleach, Death Note, and more. His YouTube channel has approximately 691K subscribers.
Musicality Feature:
RabSoPetty has featured Musicality’s music throughout his Hood Dub series, including content surrounding Jujutsu Kaisen, Star Wars, Invincible, Bleach, and other major franchises. Musicality’s music has therefore become part of the soundtrack to one of the most recognizable anime-comedy formats on YouTube.
Social Reach:
690K+ YouTube subscribers | Active presence across Instagram, TikTok, X, Twitch & Discord
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Anime Gear Guru
Anime Gear Guru is an anime-focused apparel and merchandise company known for licensed anime products and collaborations.
Musicality Feature:
Anime Gear Guru specifically used Musicality’s music to promote its official Hunter x Hunter collaboration, placing Musicality’s work alongside officially licensed merchandise from one of anime’s most recognizable franchises.
Social Reach:
120K+ Instagram Followers
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Cilvanis
Cilvanis is a comedy and gaming-focused YouTube creator known for highly edited videos built around gaming, anime, memes, and internet culture. His channel has approximately 1.45M subscribers and 285M+ views.
Musicality Feature:
Cilvanis featured Musicality’s “Ultra Instinct” remix in “When Millennials Die – Part 1” , “When Millennials Die – Part 2.” and "When Millennials Die 3: The Funeral" These placements brought Musicality’s remix directly into Cilvanis’ comedic entertainment content.
Social Reach:
1.45M+ YouTube subscribers | 285M+ YouTube views
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On The Radar
On The Radar is a major hip-hop performance and media platform known for showcasing artists through filmed performances and its extensive digital presence.
Musicality Feature:
Musicality produced “Move It,” which artist Khantrast brought to On The Radar and performed on the platform. This directly connects Musicality’s production to an artist performance on an established hip-hop media platform.
Social Reach:
The On The Radar brand has approximately 1.8M YouTube subscribers, while its Instagram presence has approximately 2.05M followers | 589M+ YouTube views
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Ceeday
Ceeday is a highly influential gaming and comedy YouTube creator best known for his Fortnite content and distinctive comedic editing style. At his peak, Ceeday became one of the most recognizable personalities in Fortnite YouTube.
Musicality Feature:
Ceeday frequently used Musicality’s “Ultra Instinct” remix as an ending/outro element in his videos. The recurring placement connected Musicality’s music with one of the most recognizable creators from Fortnite's explosive YouTube era.
Social Reach:
7.2M+ YouTube subscribers | 1.4B+ YouTube views
