Too crazy. Spotify has accumulated a library of 126 million songs over the past decade, while AI music platform Suno can now generate all of them in just 14 days. After checking Suno's latest data, the company's ability to generate blood is extremely terrifying: Core indicators are directly maxed out • Paid subscription users exceed 2 million • ARR (annual recurring revenue) surges to over 300 million US dollars • Producing 7 million new songs per day After winning $250 million in Series C in November of 25 years, the valuation reached $2.45 billion (a 390% surge in six months). The scariest thing is that just three months after the financing delivery, its ARR jumped from 200 million to 300 million at once. By relying on a monthly tiered subscription fee of 10-30 dollars, we managed to maintain the average order value at around 150 dollars. What are everyone doing with Suno? Many people think that AI song writing is just a popular trend, but there is an extremely counterintuitive data in the background: nearly 36% of users fill in prompt words with a length exceeding 1000 characters. What does such a long instruction mean? These core paying players didn't treat Suno as a blind box toy at all. They are doing extremely hardcore structured arrangements, directly replacing expensive recording studios, offline musicians, and mixers with this engine. As CEO Mikey Shulman revealed, from a novice to a top music producer, AI has long been integrated into daily workflows. The traditional barriers and cost structures of music production are being ruthlessly shattered. Who do you think will be the next industry to be completely reshaped by AI?