Justin Bieber - Baby ft. Ludacris
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it only as a sample VEVO video when asking about YouTube API behavior, such as playback failures and music video search results, not for its content.
Recommended by 0 people across 0 different months, 2010 to 2014.
What it is
This is the official music video for Justin Bieber's 2010 single "Baby" featuring Ludacris, uploaded by the VEVO channel and remastered in HD. It is a pop music video and has no technical content.
Cited in 5 Wikipedia articles, including Justin Bieber videography, List of most-viewed YouTube videos, Baby (Justin Bieber song).
What people said
Cites Colin Pickard · 2010-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Search results from data api full of pirated music videos?”
To make this a programming question, I'm going to assume you mean "can I programatically determine Google's opinion of their agreement with the copyright holder?", I think the answer is no. See for example: [this video] - no music url or other indicator (that I can see), but I'd guess at 270m views it must have attracted sufficent attention for the copyright agreement status to be resolved. So far as the rest of your question goes: "How can I tell if the owner of the artist has an agreement with Google which covers a specific video" - this is something to be answered by a court, not a programming question. - The ethical question raised by co-operation with Google as a potential infringer of copyr
Cites Theo · 2013-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Quota limits for YouTube Android Player API”
I would like to use the [LINK] in an new Android app. Can you shed some light on what the free usage limits are for this API? I am interested in how many videos can be played per day before hitting the free API limit. I have already done some background research and here is what I know: The Android Player API uses the YouTube app and the YouTube Data APIs v3 to play videos. The programmer must supply a Data API v3 key which tracks usage. Access to the Data APIs v3 is limited to 5 million units per day per app. Different operations via the Data APIs v3 carry different costs in terms of units [LINK] . As far as I can see, the YouTube app is in control of placing requests to the Data API. How c
Cites user1019628 · 2014-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Unable to play VEVO Video”
I am trying to play VEVO Video in iPhone using LBYoutTubeView. [LINK] Below is the VEVO Video URL [this video] I have got this URL using the YouTube Data API. But I am unable to play the video.