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You don’t have a problem if it’s for YouTube only. If u wanted to make a cover and put it on Spotify a company like http://landr.com does the job for you or http://soundrop.com or an OG site called easylistening. But u can even use the music of Bon Jovi and sing it on ur YouTube channel. You’re just gonna get a copyright claim not a strike. YouTube had thing called “Checks” where if a label chooses to give a... Source: over 1 year ago
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