When I was a young programmer, I used to buy CDs based on the songs I found using Napster, it was glorious being able to freely discover so many new artists/songs based on everyone else's collections.
Then they (the record companies) started suing their customers, and I stopped buying CDs. I've been listening to the same set of songs ever since, or stuff on youtube.
Would you still pick Netflix over torrents if it cost €100/month?
When I was a young teenager I used to rip CDs from the local library (who could get almost any CD in a week if ordered).
Now I spent a fair chunk of money on both digital and physical (vinyl) supporting artists - because I can afford it.