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Psycho Teddy + Publisher + Songwriter Royalties

Artwork for Psycho Teddy + Publisher + Songwriter Royalties
    • MLC
    • PRS for Music
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    $21,500

    2.33 x LTM

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    About

    $9,240
    3-Year Average
    $4,277
    Earnings Since 2020
    $13,573
    18.22 Years
    Work Included
    1
    $**,***
    $16,000
    Owner Last Active
    Over 30 days ago
    Life of Rights
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    The information on this listing was accurate as of the last earning statistics update on

    Overview

    This asset is the songwriter's and publisher's share of "Psycho Teddy," a 2007 novelty dance-pop single from Australia built around a CGI teddy bear that flips between cute and unhinged. Released at the tail end of the ringtone-mascot era, it reached No. 5 on the ARIA singles chart in 2008, then faded for fifteen years.

    An animation meme revival turned it back on. Creators on TikTok and YouTube rebuilt the old format with their own characters, using the beat drop where the teddy flips faces as the transformation cue. The song paid $114 across all of 2023. It has paid $12,759 since, and Spotify currently shows about 606,500 monthly listeners.

    Every stream pays the song twice: a performance royalty for the public play, and a mechanical, paid when a song is streamed, downloaded, or sold physically. Both sides are collected independently today, through two payors. PRS covers performance across 160 countries, led by the United Kingdom and Germany at roughly 18% each, and paid $3,589 over the last twelve months against $3,376 the year before. The United States mechanical went uncollected entirely until September 2026, when the share was claimed for the first time and the Mechanical Licensing Collective paid out $5,652 that had accrued.

    That payment is why the trailing year reads $9,240, and it is not a figure to annualize. This is one song, carried by a format that could cool. What sits against that is the collection itself: administration moves to Kobalt after the sale, and a global administrator is positioned to reach income these two payors have not.

    Artist & Song Information

    "Psycho Teddy" (2007) is a novelty dance-pop track credited to a fictional cartoon character of the same name, released by Sony BMG as both a mobile ringtone and a single. It reached No. 5 on Australia's ARIA singles chart in 2008, faded, and returned to prominence in the 2020s as the sound behind a widely shared online animation-meme trend. The catalog holds the original recording plus several versions — a video mix, a remix, club and radio edits, and a German-language version.

    Other Information

    Publishing Administrator Note. PRS and The MLC are the current administrators of the publisher's share of this catalog. After the sale, Kobalt will administer royalties for the publisher share on a quarterly basis. However, during the assignment process, some royalties may continue to flow from The MLC and will be payable to the buyer. The songwriter’s share of public performance royalties will remain at PRS.

    Exchange Rates. Royalties for this asset are reported by PRS in Great British Pounds (GBP). To calculate royalty payments in U.S. Dollars (USD), Royalty Exchange applies the average historical exchange rate for the distribution month (via X-rates.com).
    Future royalties will be paid to Royalty Exchange in GBP converted to USD upon receipt, and then paid in USD to the winning investor. The receiving bank may increase the exchange rate by up to 2.5% as a transaction fee. 

    Distribution Schedule. PRS distributes two types of distributions, labeled “main” and “mini”. Main distributions are made four times per year: April, July, October, and December. Mini distributions are paid monthly. Historically, these payments did not occur every month; starting in August of 2025, they are expected to occur every month. As the winning bidder, you'll be entitled to all main and mini distributions. 

    Payments are represented in the financial bar charts of this listing based on the dates below.

    Financials

    Royalty Payors


    Earnings By Period

    Monthly, as statements report

    • Domestic
    • International
    • Net

    Note: The earnings reported above reflect royalties as they have been reported from the multiple payors included in this listing. If one of the payors has not yet paid for a reported period it will not be reflected above. Please see “Other Information” for details.

    Year20222023202420252026*
    Earnings$166$114$2,288$2,045$8,426

    * 2026 earnings have not been paid for the entire year.


    Works

    WorksEarningsShare
    Psycho Teddy$9,240100%

    Income Types

    Streaming Mechanical (61% of LTM)
    Paid when a song is streamed, downloaded, or sold physically. All of it arrived in one September 2026 payment from the Mechanical Licensing Collective, the first United States mechanical income this song has received. The royalties had been accruing against the work and were paid out once the share was claimed, so this figure carries past usage alongside current usage and should not be read as an annual rate.

    Performance (39% of LTM)
    The songwriter's and publisher's share of public performance, collected by PRS for Music across 160 countries. This is the line that has been paying every cycle: $3,589 over the last twelve months against $3,376 the year before, up 6%. YouTube supplies 63% of it and Spotify 15%, with short-form video services and foreign society pass-throughs making up the rest.

    Income TypesEarningsShare
    Streaming Mechanical$5,65261%
    Performance$3,58939%

    Sources

    Streaming (96% of LTM)
    Effectively the whole asset, earning every day across on-demand audio and video services. It carries both the United States mechanical payment and the performance royalties collected internationally.

    SourcesEarningsShare
    Streaming$8,84396%
    Music Rights Org$220%
    Download$10%
    TV and Film$00%
    Other$3744%

    Users

    YouTube (46% of LTM)
    The largest payor on both sides of the asset, and the platform where the animation format actually lives. It paid $2,267 through PRS internationally and $2,020 through the Mechanical Licensing Collective domestically.

    Spotify (37% of LTM)
    The second payor, weighted heavily toward the United States mechanical payment at $2,834 against $554 internationally. That split reflects which society collects where rather than where the listening is.

    Amazon (5% of LTM) and Apple Music (4% of LTM)
    Smaller lines, both weighted toward the United States mechanical payment.

    UsersEarningsShare
    Youtube$4,28646%
    Spotify$3,38837%
    Amazon$4425%
    Apple Music$3974%
    Soundcloud$170%
    Other$7118%

    * Historic royalty income does not guarantee future royalty income. Future royalty income depends upon future sales and licensing revenue generated by the intellectual property associated with this listing. All earnings analysis and investment decisions are investors’ sole responsibility per Royalty Exchange’s Terms of Use.

    Media

    Included Works

    Work TitleWork IDAlternate ID
    Psycho Teddy070302LMP5110F