Mar 9, 2022·5 replies
americanaLol sitting in time out for 2 years does nothing for anyone
This initiative is materially beneficial and the sooner it comes the better because it will exist in two years as well
I’d rather artists do this than sit in the dark
Wrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
Mar 9, 2022·1 replythegreatdivineWrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
This hasn’t received any backlash tho
- Mar 9, 2022·1 replythegreatdivine
Wrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
Those attempts were bad because they were kneejerk
This seems comprehensive, well planned, and well intentioned. If it goes well, it’ll do better than any hiatus
- Mar 9, 2022DatPMF
This hasn’t received any backlash tho
It just got announced. If he's announced it and doesn't try to immediately jump back into the spotlight, it might work. Otherwise, it won't.
- Mar 9, 2022·1 replyamericana
Those attempts were bad because they were kneejerk
This seems comprehensive, well planned, and well intentioned. If it goes well, it’ll do better than any hiatus
He can be working on this out of the spotlight and roll it out when he has well put together ready to go. It may or may not be received well if it tries to rush it out, though. We'll see what happens.
Mar 9, 2022thegreatdivineWrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
thought you was quoting a TMZ article for a second
- Mar 9, 2022·1 replythegreatdivine
He can be working on this out of the spotlight and roll it out when he has well put together ready to go. It may or may not be received well if it tries to rush it out, though. We'll see what happens.
He’s literally doing that. He made one post announcing a comprehensive set of issues the multistage initiative is addressing. He didn’t roll out some video or some merch or interview and is actively developing the project in response to feedback and changing conditions.
- Mar 9, 2022·2 repliesamericana
He’s literally doing that. He made one post announcing a comprehensive set of issues the multistage initiative is addressing. He didn’t roll out some video or some merch or interview and is actively developing the project in response to feedback and changing conditions.
Good for him.
- Mar 9, 2022thegreatdivine
Good for him.
You could’ve just said this off rip and maybe done something productive instead of going on some long tangent because someone isn’t going into hiatus for PR and is instead doing something good
OPMar 9, 2022W imo
Mar 9, 2022Good for him IMO.
Honestly it's a vocal minority that is going against Travis. Look at his streaming numbers. He'll come back no problem IMO. Hope the album coming soon
Mar 9, 2022Catcus jack heelies
- Mar 10, 2022·1 replythegreatdivine
Wrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
@americana see what I was saying?
- Mar 10, 2022·1 replythegreatdivine
@americana see what I was saying?
https://twitter.com/RollingStone/status/1501737521931296768Grandparents
- Mar 10, 2022·1 replyamericana
Grandparents
I bet you other people will echo similar sentiments.
- Mar 10, 2022·2 repliesthegreatdivine
I bet you other people will echo similar sentiments.
If he did this two years later the only reason those people would say the exact same thing, they’re the grandparents of the victims
Mar 10, 2022Looks so handsome on IG story
- Mar 10, 2022americana
If he did this two years later the only reason those people would say the exact same thing, they’re the grandparents of the victims
Of course this is huge PR stunt but it’s a valid one with solid ethics
These guys also put every morally affirming word imaginable in that statement
- Mar 10, 2022thegreatdivine
Wrong. It helps Travis. Any smart celebrity knows that once you get in hot water with the general public, the best move is to disappear. Out of sight, out of mind.
Travis has already tried to donate money to families of the deceased/pay for funeral costs and he also brought up some other initiative — they all got shot down and were met with a negative reception in the public eye.
This won't be different. All anyone will see is a rapper desperate to get back into the public good graces and they'll never give him that.
The tragedy isn't even 6 months old and he's already trying to put it behind him when the families of the decased and all the other people who were affected are still dealing with the trauma of that festival.
Disappearing is a tried and true method to get back into the public's good graces. 2 years from now, so much s*** would have happened in people's lives and in the world that when Travis returns, no one will even notice or care.
Morgan Wallen got caught saying and N word and disappeared for a year. He's already back attending award shows and his songs are back on the radio (after being banned on both fronts) and no one cares because whatever he did is old news now. That's how it works.
Facts they’re tryna move at a rapid pace
Probably need to get that advance money back in
Mar 10, 2022
RCLampGood to see. Travis has ALWAYS been about giving back to his community but it’s unfortunate people are just gonna blindly write this off as a reactionary action to the tragedy and nothing else.
it is tho , and I love travis
- Mar 10, 2022·1 replyamericana
If he did this two years later the only reason those people would say the exact same thing, they’re the grandparents of the victims
Well, the whole point is that they're saying something about it, which is what I know Travis doesn't want.
- Mar 10, 2022thegreatdivine
Good for him.
Bruh
- Mar 10, 2022·1 reply
I still believe the incident in question was staged to cause his brand harm.
- Mar 10, 2022lovetalkgames
I still believe the incident in question was staged to cause his brand harm.
