Mar 9, 2020
- Mar 9, 2020
And this s*** along with the transit industry grew like crazy the past decade...
- Mar 9, 2020
Insurance companies being shady who would’ve thought
- Mar 9, 2020·1 reply
Lemme give yall the SXSW method
We just took all the money that these niggas invested
Told them niggas “Shows cancelled” cause of Coronavirus
Aint gettin they money back now they f***ed up with Coronavirus 
Mar 9, 2020math fiftyLemme give yall the SXSW method
We just took all the money that these niggas invested
Told them niggas “Shows cancelled” cause of Coronavirus
Aint gettin they money back now they f***ed up with Coronavirus
- Mar 9, 2020
POOM POOM DOOMRich privileged white kids lose again, shoutouts the Fyre Festival
It’s going to f*** just about every small business in that city...
Mar 9, 2020My city hurting
- Mar 9, 2020·edited
VileBadges usually run up over $500 (wristbands around $100 - 150) though usually if you work for a publication/media outlet/company/etc that is covering the event or has involvement/brand activation, more often than not they buy their employees the credentials (plus you can also get a badge for free if you volunteer). Like, it's not just some big ass party for college kids to do during spring break, it's a massive professional networking conference across the fields of education, tech, film, and music. That plus there are a s***load of businesses and venues here in Austin that depend on the money SX brings in (~$350m for the city) to make it for much of the year, and it's already difficult as it is for entities to operate here with the ever increasing rent prices.
I know this might be funny looking from the outside and I get that, but for lack of a better phrase, a lot of local workers might be really f***ed because of this
Not to come off dismissing this, because that is a pretty deal
But that sounds like an issue that a lot of big budget productions face. Isn't the same thing happening to E3 and the Olympics? You should look up the story of a game called "Kingdoms of Amalur" and how an how a city was depending on that game to sell well.
- Mar 9, 2020·1 reply
Please don’t confuse SXSW with Coachella, SXSW is a MAJOR networking opportunity for young breaking/unsigned artists and a lot of people who are NOT rich are getting screwed by this
- Mar 9, 2020·1 replybeepbee
Please don’t confuse SXSW with Coachella, SXSW is a MAJOR networking opportunity for young breaking/unsigned artists and a lot of people who are NOT rich are getting screwed by this
Understandable take
- Mar 9, 2020Cowbook
Understandable take
I know many artists personally who were going for the first time and now can’t go and network and meet a booking agent or a manager or new artists to collab or perform in front of the right label exec. S*** blows. SXSW is arguably more important for artists than fans