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Is Ice Spice a plant?

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I'm more surprised seeing VOGUE and Ebay in the same sentence

like how?? :psyduck::psyduck:

She's the latest fad, getting an invite to the MET gala isn't difficult when last year was filled with tiktok "celebs"

She's more of a celebrity tbh

 

Her music isn't showing longevity tbh besides from Boys A Liar

 

Needs stronger material

 

Yes, and so was Madonna, Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Prince, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, Gaga, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, and everybody else that came out prior to the SoundCloud era.

 

Every single artist was signed and was pushed heavily by their label then. What’s the difference now? 

What does a plant mean?

 

Someone who has rich parents which paid industry people to push them into fame?

24 minutes ago, Armani? said:

She's more of a celebrity tbh

 

Her music isn't showing longevity tbh besides from Boys A Liar

 

Needs stronger material

 

This is why I don't understand the Princess of Rap title she has been getting. 

high view from worldstar channel and a feature while views keep moving up, drake shortly contact after video and diss...

 

my guess is not at first but community saw opportunity in her as she blew up so fast too. as planted as she is now, one thing for sure she wasnt planted to be in the industry first round like cardi or drake himself. :michael:

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18 minutes ago, Stepfon said:

This is why I don't understand the Princess of Rap title she has been getting. 

The only person that has called her that has been “queen of rap” Onika :bibliahh:

 

Unless there are others that I’ve missed 

18 minutes ago, brraap said:

The only person that has called her that has been “queen of rap” Onika :bibliahh:

 

Unless there are others that I’ve missed 

You are bc literally dazed magazine and another publication called her the princess and that’s when Nicki started following. 

39 minutes ago, Stepfon said:

This is why I don't understand the Princess of Rap title she has been getting. 

in ha mood is pushing 100m streams in Spotify despite no radio, it’s a hit at parties in the us as well. she’s coming 

3 hours ago, Thinking Of You said:

Yes, and so was Madonna, Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Prince, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, Gaga, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, and everybody else that came out prior to the SoundCloud era.

 

Every single artist was signed and was pushed heavily by their label then. What’s the difference now? 

Not really. Back then, you usually would have to build up a local fanbase through touring and performing, or be someone who worked behind the scenes in the industry (writer/background singer/producer) with provable talent before you got a record deal. The label would then develop and "debut" you on a mass scale, but you usually already had a fanbase.  Artists who were "discovered" behind the scenes, were seen as manufactured, like a boy band.  

 

Ice Spice actually isn't a plant, she went viral multiple times before she was "put on" by the industry. It just happened really fast.  Doja is more of a plant. Even after Moo! went viral, she was all over the radio with no real hits thanks to Dr. Luke.  

1 minute ago, BlueTimberwolf said:

Not really. Back then, you usually would have to build up a local fanbase through touring and performing, or be someone who worked behind the scenes in the industry (writer/background singer/producer) with provable talent before you got a record deal. The label would then develop and "debut" you on a mass scale, but you usually already had a fanbase.  Artists who were "discovered" behind the scenes, were seen as manufactured, like a boy band.  

Absolutely not true. There were many artists, especially Black artists, who were discovered through church or they were introduced to someone in the industry. Most artists didn’t have fanbases prior to debuting.

Doesn’t “plant” just mean an artist managed by a major label with a big promo budget? If so, then that applies to most pop acts and all our faves.

Not at all, she was a lil sound cloud rapper who had a massive meme song with "Munch" and a signature meme look which laid the perfect foundation for her launch. THEN she had TBIAL pt2 which was probably the biggest pop song in the world for a few months, then got cosigned by Nicki Minaj.

i mean she's had a lot of viral moments that felt very organic and everyone quickly jumped on the ice spice train

shes not lmaoo:gaygacat4:

 

shes been making music for yearss and was really popular among bronxites, she just had luck munch went viral and then everything started building up to where she is rn

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not at all and if you think so you don't know what a plant is

 

also she did release a debut EP so that Tweeters a Liar.mp3

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