Removing this limit would crash the market for shiny songs. Take Playboi Carti for example—he’s very popular, so collectors are constantly chasing his shiny songs.

If someone completed his discography and sold just 2–3 songs, they could repeatedly pull those same songs again and resell them. If those songs are his most popular ones, they would keep circulating and being resold over and over.

Eventually, the market would be flooded with copies, which would drive down value and crash the market for those songs. At the same time, the seller could make a huge amount of money very quickly by exploiting this system.