base talk The industry plant accusations are tired

[Welovetrouble]

I am pretty sure there are people who get advantages while entering the industry due to their background etc and hey I think this is a symptom of capitalism and there is merit to analysing and maybe critiquing this but y'all the way people keep accusing any pop star they don't like is wild lol. 

 

I will probably sound like a Stan but the amount of people I've seen accuse doechii of being shoved down our throats doesn't even make sense, ladies and gentlemen the biggest pop stars of all time became that because of the push of their labels so that doesn't even make sense, the labels pushes an artist then it's up to the public to decide if they like the artist so like gworrlllll what are people saying?????????

[Saint James]

sure, atrl plant

[Rush]

You're right, and its usually targeted towards artists that people don't like

 

 

However, this girl deserves all the lashings for being a legit industry plant/nepo baby

[Future Lover]

You listened a Gracie Abrams song by mistake and you end up liking it, didn't you?

 

[tost1]

That's something an industry plant would say

[glitch]

I didn't believe it was a thing until GAYLE, but since then we've had Gracie and Lola Young...

[Sweeftie13]

5 minutes ago, glitch said:

I didn't believe it was a thing until GAYLE, but since then we've had Gracie and Lola Young...

Gayle and lola are more like one hit/one era wonders

[UnusualBoy]

What plant are you defending right now? Spill the tea.

[Bubble Tea]

In the year of 2025 if a popstar comes along and achieves great popularity it's because there was money behind them helping to market them to a wider audience, 99% of the time.

[Trent W]

Honestly I don't take seriously the success of big label new artists anymore

 

They buy fake plays, autoplay and playlisting

 

The stream debut on the millions is always paid for

 

Tbh the independent artists with 100ks or few millions of plays that have no connections to big labels are way way more impressive 

[Roberto]

1 hour ago, Future Lover said:

You listened a Gracie Abrams song by mistake and you end up liking it, didn't you?

 

They probably listened to Close To You because, let's face it, that song is a bop. Can't blame them tho.

 

[bad guy]

1 hour ago, Trent W said:

Honestly I don't take seriously the success of big label new artists anymore

 

They buy fake plays, autoplay and playlisting

 

The stream debut on the millions is always paid for

How's this any different to 2000s/10s artists that had labels buying them airplay and getting their songs to the Top 10 or #1?

 

OT: Agreed except for Disgracie 

[Trent W]

1 minute ago, bad guy said:

How's this any different to 2000s/10s artists that had labels buying them airplay and getting their songs to the Top 10 or #1?

 

OT: Agreed except for Disgracie 

Labels have always done this

 

But right now we have more access to independent artists that are more real without the corporate BS

 

Big labels are a cancer to music, they need to disappear 

[Holiest Dreams]

It's just something bitter gays made up to explain away the success of (mostly women lol) they don't like or understand  

[Sky Engineer]

I wish there are more industry plants, so the labels are actually doing their job

[dumbsparce]

Unless you're a nobody who makes music in their room and uploads it online, how can someone not be an "industry plant"? Labels obviously want a return of investement so yeah the term itself is silly at its core.

Edited 13 hours ago by dumbsparce

[Happylittlepunk]

Gracie Abraham's fans will do anything to defend her. I blame Taylor for promoting someone so basic. Compare to her who extremely accomplished and very talented musically. Very disappointed in Taylor for that action. 

Edited 10 hours ago by Happylittlepunk