suuurrrrre they did....
next thing is the manus will begin suing hosts for buying their music and using it at shows.

And what is the penalty per track for illegal production of copyrighted music?

And what is the Statute of Limitations? And how long ago did they make these reproductions?

It's difficult to point fingers..
The "Music" and "Copyright" system has been broken for years.

Music publishers have used "Creative Accounting" (For years) to avoid paying royalties.
CD and DVD publishers obtain agreements to "Press" a limited number of product.
This agreement is impossible to verify without someone in the pressing plant.
Who knows how many are pressed. (or burned)
Foreign studios never license content, (China shops have disks @ $1.00 each) and flood the market with fakes.

I quit pressing product after my stuff showed up on the market 30 days after I sold my first shipment.
You're mileage will vary..

Greetings, I’m new here and wanted some insight if possible. I want to have live streams on either Facebook or YouTube and they would be called my karaoke jam sessions. I’m NOT trying to get paid or run advertisements or monitize or anything. I make resin jewelry and tinkers and just adding singing to the mix to show my followers my other talents in the arts.

There shouldn’t be an issue correct? I’m not trying to get money, I let the audience know it’s a karaoke session and what the artists and songs are. I also add my own style to the mix as well.

Click here to take a look at the first one I did. Constructive critique is welcomed.

Don't forget to delete all of your Music Maestro, All Hits Backstage and many others that weren't properly licensed in the past.

I have bought many tracks from Karaoke Version. I believe them to be credible and on the up & up. It is not my responsibility or my job to "police" this and other sights for the legality of their offerings. I buy from them in good faith. So, personally I really could give a sh*t about what they're doing. And I really don't care.

And I also bought my DK Millennium set from a reputable vendor (Amazon). Are they legit? I really don't care. I purchased it in good faith, paid for it, got a receipt and I'm done.

There are much more important things in life to worry about than if everything you buy (from a reputable company) is legal.

Here's the rub: You might have purchased in "good faith" but when you know that any track is not licensed, you certainly are not "using it in good faith."

HOST: "But officer, I bought the stolen taxi in good faith. I should be able to keep it and drive it everywhere for money. I don't care where it came from. "
COP: "So, because you paid a thief and got a receipt, you think you should keep the car and now it's yours to keep using?"

See how stupid that sounds?