in the music industry?

If it can be tied into a marketable aesthetic it's unimportant what it actually sounds like

Since it's half of the term, I'd say it's weighted at 50% and the other 50% is on goods and services

Galaxy brain take I’m in

because it's looking like 0%

It’s the most important thing duh

lol you think?

''actual music''

no song i've heard blow up is god level lol

1M+ views on youtube

35%

just seems that blogs gas whatever is popular and couldn't give a f*** about the music, so as long there's a narrative to be written about.

Make me president of music and it will be 25% actual music, 75% goods and services

Good question.

I think appeal and a product that can sell matters more then the art of music

Have you ever actually enjoyed an artist who’s music sucks?

this!!!!!

lil b

50% Music
50% Marketing/how it’s packaged

His music doesn’t suck then if you like it, he’s accomplishing his goal

It's good for different non-musical reasons

60% talent 40% industry connections

Define “talent” lol

It doesnt because y'all rather be entertained by cheap marketing schemes and memes lol

100% music
100% everything else

Don’t think that’s how percentages work b