This manager is planting these hipster rappers and is forcing them to like baby blue and pink
There's an underground pastel music master plan at play here
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This manager is planting these hipster rappers and is forcing them to like baby blue and pink
There's an underground pastel music master plan at play here
You wanna make it right? You wanna be big, like Tyler? Like frank? Put em on. ![]()
are you like stupid
even if i did it was probably on the level of 'thats tylers manager' and not 'thats the guy that manages the entire pastel core hip hop ecosystem'
“Pastel core hip-hop”
You wanna make it right? You wanna be big, like Tyler? Like frank? Put em on. ![]()
Brockhampton was very open about their come up. They were HAPPY to be managed by Clancy because Clancy managed their idols. They were HAPPY to be signed by RCA because they WANTED TO BE A BIG MASSIVE BOY BAND. They never wanted to be independent and they weren’t independent for very long after their initial popularity started to hit.
Their rise to success was well documented and brockhampton themselves talked extensively about it.
Bro fr
Kevins probably pissed he didn't get to sell BH socks at Zumiez for a decade f*** the indie cred
incredible how ktt folk can be ruthless market a***ysts in one thread and then act a complete fool thinking all these incredible musicians are gods gift from above in another
Honestly it’s interesting how watered down the term “indie” has become to the point it just really denotes an aesthetic
Their biggest album sold 36k, idk if I’d call that the new mainstream. Compared to 50 Cent
im not invested in this topic at all but comparing sales in the streaming era to 50 mf cent is v uninformed my guy
why u wanna be dismissive about it like its not crazy the same dude that was behind two of the biggest starts of one decade at some point pivoted towards something that became the new mainstream in the next decade. just posted here to get your a snappy one off i mean good for you
tyler found kevin’s music and liked it
he connected kevin w clancy and ge started managing him around american boyfriend
then he also started managing bh
Lotta these early-mid 2010s acts that frequently flexed that "I'm independent!" s*** are going to be exposed for having the backing of pretty well known and respected A&Rs, execs, and managers of other successful acts since they're inception.
Chance the Rapper is one who was always corny as f*** to me doing that "I'm independent! I did it all on my own!" bullshit. Nigga your dad was literally the personal assistant of Barack Obama when he was a senator and then president of the US. You know how much f***in access that grants you? Knock it off man lmao
it's not too crazy but always interesting to read these things i think i might have heard about chris clancy at some point but never made the connection until now
You wanna make it right? You wanna be big, like Tyler? Like frank? Put em on. ![]()
These are the ugliest popular vans lowkey
it's not too crazy but always interesting to read these things i think i might have heard about chris clancy at some point but never made the connection until now
thats how i feel
Lotta these early-mid 2010s acts that frequently flexed that "I'm independent!" s*** are going to be exposed for having the backing of pretty well known and respected A&Rs, execs, and managers of other successful acts since they're inception.
Chance the Rapper is one who was always corny as f*** to me doing that "I'm independent! I did it all on my own!" bullshit. Nigga your dad was literally the personal assistant of Barack Obama when he was a senator and then president of the US. You know how much f***in access that grants you? Knock it off man lmao
T pain said it cost up to 200k to break one song.
When folks ask why certain songs from certain indie artists that sound like hit singles. That should blow up like a hit single. But end up not?
Yeah man. The industry is jokes lol.
That dad thing doesnt really do much for you musically but his manager invested MILLIONS in him did a lot for him. It’s artists right now that dont got millions invested in themselves
Real “independent” artists dont get playlisted.
This is why whoever decided to coin them new rage niggas “underground” was a smart mischievous cracker. AK and all these platforms bigging up these abusive tweakers but they underground?
kevin already had buzz and was opening for the neighbourhood. whatever group he was gonna associate with was prob gonna become somewhat successful.
T pain said it cost up to 200k to break one song.
When folks ask why certain songs from certain indie artists that sound like hit singles. That should blow up like a hit single. But end up not?
Yeah man. The industry is jokes lol.
That dad thing doesnt really do much for you musically but his manager invested MILLIONS in him did a lot for him. It’s artists right now that dont got millions invested in themselves
I don't know man, I feel like having very close ties to a US senator and president who has been welcomed into the hip-hop culture (first Black president) will be able to get you into rooms with very good agents, managers, industry people in general.
Truthfully Chance being a plant never bothered me. It's the constant flex of "I'm independent! I did this all myself! I brought mixtapes back!" just came off as corny. Especially with how hard it is for artists really doing it on their own out here.
as somebody who watched kevin’s career from 2011 til now
nothing about the rise of brockhampton was overnight or manufactured, it was just well executed.
the clancys managed him as a solo artist first and he dropped ambf under empire. that created a momentum that he rolled into saturation with.
they never pretended he didn’t have actual mentors and a team behind him, the clancys are among the best. but he was still indie and didn’t have a major label budget, hence why everything was created diy from the music to mixing to videos and marketing.
this is actually a pretty standard situation for most indie rap acts that blew in the blog era (great manager, deal with indie label / distributor, strong marketing)