Tencent renewed the contract with Jewel at a higher price, and Jewel has since licensed it to Tencent Music.

The copyright of Jay Chou's songs is mainly on QQ Music, Kugou Music, Kuwo Music, and Migu Music platforms. The copyright of Jay Chou's songs belongs to Jewel Company. During the negotiation between Ali and Jewel, Tencent Renewed the contract with Jewel at a higher price, and Jewel has since licensed it to Tencent Music. QQ Music, Kugou Music, Kuwo Music, and Migu Music are all owned by Tencent, and you can listen to Jay Chou's songs.

Exclusive copyright explanation:

In 2015, the National Copyright Administration launched the "Strongest Copyright Order", ordering major platforms to remove unauthorized works. In order to stabilize users, each platform started fierce copyright war. The three major platforms Tencent Music Entertainment Group, Alibaba Music and NetEase Cloud Music license 99% of music works from each other, and the copyright war has come to an end.

However, the 1% copyright is still the object of competition among various platforms. The copyright of Jay Chou's songs is this 1%, which is firmly held by Tencent. As far as the current situation is concerned, if other platforms want to obtain the copyright of Jay Chou's songs, they will either directly purchase it from Jewel, the company that owns the copyright of his songs, or seek sub-licensing from QQ Music. Either way, it takes time to negotiate.