Mac Wit Da CheeseDoing this right after Lil Baby album drop
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·1 replyAll this s*** is fake. Streaming #s don’t mean s***.
·1 replyMusic is just smoke and mirrors now. It’s getting real hard to be interested in new s***
serenadei don't think anything is saving hip-hop on the charts at this point. might as well just accept the numbers for what they are and hope this leads to artists experimenting and trying new things.
https://twitter.com/Kurrco/status/21191823080789241033 superstars and 1 million streams is all that they could muster up? Yeah this s*** cooked.
Bad bunny
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Music is just smoke and mirrors now. It’s getting real hard to be interested in new s***
Now? Lol
If this makes you emotional in any way shape or form then you should spend less time on the internet
·1 replycointelpro operation to stop hip-hop's dominance in this essay i will...
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cointelpro operation to stop hip-hop's dominance in this essay i will...
shaleiroseThe film industry is having its best year post-pandemic and it's 100% because they are prioritizing theatrical releases. Imagine if The Odyssey released on HBO Max day one.
The music industry needs to reshape and figure out what's next because this streaming s*** is not the answer whatsoever
The Kanye Listening Parties are the blueprint (as usual with that crazy ass nigga)
bigpapiDyall asking the industry to change when it's the consumer that has to change.
the masses aren't going to go back to paying for music when we can access it all for way cheaper.
and these artists get incentived when they tour and charge us the ridiculous amountsIf the music industry is “dead” anyway the labels have nothing to lose by ending streaming and letting people b**** and moan about it. If no one “buys” music for x amount of time not much gets lost from an industry that already has no money flowing through it aside from shows and merch.
People would just have to hold firm on saying f*** completely AI artists because that’s where they would try to kick that into overdrive
“Lulz Big Michael Michael” yea iight nigga
LacedI agree, but that's mostly because of big format screen access. Most consumers just aren't going to shell out thousands for a viable theater-like setup. I don't think the masses will ever willingly go back to physical media for music consumption, and if streaming apps were to ever restrict access or introduce tiers people would just b**** and complain. They really f***ed up by making it so open and cheap right off the bat.
Letting the people who only know a post 2015 music landscape b**** and moan for a few months and accepting that people younger than 20 will just pirate s*** so we get the people who remember when albums were $20 back open to paying $5-7 an album in 2030 and beyond is very worth it and its actually the only way music industry will survive until the other thing that could save it that I won’t say
rustcohlestan2it’s all fake man who the f*** cares
How can I live vicariously through my favorite rapper if the stats are all fake
aeolowlDrake stans: how can we make this about Iceman
Drake is really an obsession.
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yall asking the industry to change when it's the consumer that has to change.
the masses aren't going to go back to paying for music when we can access it all for way cheaper.
and these artists get incentived when they tour and charge us the ridiculous amountsthere’s longtime Apple Music users transitioning to Spotify cause of Apple Music price increases, there is no way casual fans will ever accept leaving streaming of music
It’s way too convenient, cheap, and integrated into life now
RODDY RICCH DO SOMETHING!!!!
Youngboy bout to make mj numbers
whitegirlv3Uhh maybe the artists who make a livIng off music???
Don’t most money come from tours
Hip Hop won! It's gonna be just like 2017 again!
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·1 replyTomata Du PlentyAll this s*** is fake. Streaming #s don’t mean s***.
Can’t imagine streaming music as a serious music listener.
·1 replyJim HalpertWill not happen if streaming is the main way music is released.
there is nothing they can do to get people to buy albums again
even the pokemoning of physical copies that the pop acts do won't be enough
I think it’s time for someone to press the button
