@@ToAsTOnDecki don't like yeat don't get me wrong but that boy ran up 1 billion streams from his previous year of 32m think about that he went from 32m to 1billion out streaming the guy who he blew up off of Carti all naturally through his lil tik tok tonka talk got these kids all crazy I think he probably should of won
The sooner the general population realizes and accepts entertainment is being used to shape our minds and keep us complacent and dumbed down to true talent and beauty, the quicker we create a world of music that’s more genuine.
The industry doesn't try to find and develop talent anymore, you have to already build a following on your own before they mess with you or they'll just plant an artist into the promotion machine based on a popular look, sound or style. Looks and popularity is a must, talent is optional.
I definitely agree on this take I feel like back then artist had to really put in the work for them to be signed and reach to the masses but due to TikTok anybody can blow up and there’s no proper development with the artist labels will sign anyone who has a viral song and not give them development to grow and they drop them off when they feel like they’ve already got enough what they needed from them.
Nope. The reality is there are great artists who are not able to get deals because of them not riding with the agendas. The GAG is that the INDUSTRY can't sell real artists because it's not *allowed*
The thing about industry plants that people don’t like is the marketing / branding of them. When it’s lazily done it’s to cringe to even support something so inauthentic
The rap industry is controlled by millionaires in a Park Avenue penthouse, they ain't never set foot in a Compton or Bankhead or Broward or Brooklyn block.
If people are so upset about industry plants, why not find and support artists who are not signed to big labels? Find the local artists who don’t get the same promotion as the so called plants!
@@deder7873 what are you talking about? I’m a working musician in LA and all the bands and artists I work with have great followings all over the city and not one person I know is worried about industry plants. You only get that kind of thing with major label artists. Alternative, independent and local artists are just that, real artists and anyone who hears their music is guaranteed authentic music. People who just let the radio and the billboard charts spoonfeed them their music are the only ones who have to worry and wonder about industry plants. Music is like food. Don’t eat macdonalds every day and then complain about the quality of the food. Go find real stuff and you’ll not only enjoy it more but you’ll know that it comes from a real place
What upsets me about industry plants is that I follow a lot of “underground” rappers who are some of my favorite artists and have way more talent than Ice Spice. But because they don’t have the same connections they are overlooked. Razegod and Sadzilla are excellent examples of this. But it is legit almost criminal that Derek Pope still hasn’t blown up. I keep waiting each year for his music to go viral because it’s exactly the type of music that does go viral except better. And yet it never does, which blows my mind.
she is, in an interview with lil yachty she talks about how her team pushes her to do alot and she doesnt like it, she started rapping as a joke n everyone liked it@@4EvurPosters
Doja Cat is definitely not an industry plant. She's been around for ten years. She is the most talented person out of her contemporaries. She can sing, dance, act, and rap, and her stage presence is off the seismic charts. This multitalented young artist has paid her dues despite the contrary. And the majority of covers have been bangers, not one bad song in the bunch. If Prince was alive, he would have loved her 💜 to death.
@@lasvegasreacherssmfh1407 it's a joke... People always accused her of selling her soul so she's playing along with it, she's perfectly fine in her concerts.
Chance was a industry plant he blew up quick but they couldn’t manage his buzz cause his rap is lame at the end of the day an industry plant is gonna fade out more times than not cause they don’t got they IT factor that keeps fans into their music
@@fellowtravelerdude get a life no way you came back to your comment a week later after nobody commented on it just to say you’re right because you’re alone in your own bubble here
You know what I think helped cultivate this latest boom in industry plants? TH-cam getting rid of the dislike bar. It happened right around the same time.
I do agree that it would be great to see independent artists win and get big, we all know deep down inside it won't happen 99% of the time. And instantly writing off the only people that are popular enough to keep hip hop popular, may ultimately kill the industry faster than a "plant" that millions listen to and enjoy per song. This video was great, but I kinda know the optimistic side of me is naive for thinking that writing off anyone with industry support will help the industry in the near future.
One of his main points in the video is that millions of people AREN’T listening to them though that’s half the reason music is so boring and bland and why executives are “depressed” because somebody becomes successful and every other label snatches up other artists and shape them into clones of the successful artists and they flop and/or people see what they did and they aren’t interested shit like this is also why rappers are struggling to sell concert tickets with the exception of older artists
I'll never understand how an ice spice, glorilla, or a Lil Nas x or blueface ever got the backing they have. Lil Nas actually has talent tho, but the rest omfg
Imagine, a rapper pops out of nowhere, and rises to fame using the name of a drug dealer who was getting his bricks from the Feds, and pushes the “drug dealer” persona. Then we find out he used to be a correctional officer. Wouldn’t he be a better “industry plant”? 🤔🤫
Has it dawned on anyone because of social media This is probably how most of these connections are being made we can talk to anyone we want too oh here's a funfact Chances dad is or was a politician so he had the funds to help Chance with his music career.
@thisguy1299this guy go read some more he is listed as a politician because I'm still waiting to see what I wrote was wrong he helped his son with some of finances Early on in his career
@thisguy1299yes but his dad is still public figure and has a known name compared to what joe schmo who's parents work Amazon or something chance put in all the work himself imo but not gonna say his dad being his dad didn't help him cuz it did
Agreed his dad’s connections within the policial word probably wasn’t supporting Chances early work where he commonly spoke about taking drugs. If anything I bet it was probably hurting his dads career
Record labels signing copycats isn't exactly a phenomenon restricted to the 90s - this Lil Pump thing was done before. Young Thug is basically a clone of Lil Wayne in every single aspect except he can;t really rap, he's just autotune singing. But he has the same flow, same style, everything. Just a lot worse...
Lil nas x is as far as you can be from an industry plant. Dude was promoting his songs in twitter comments for like 8 months and it barely got 300 views on each. He grinded like that for a while with the same formula as OTR. Song with games being played in the back(sonic,mario, etc). He even released an EP from what i remember, Rio de janieiro or something. And the MV in the cemetery. Then Old town road was released and it blew up like 2 months after. He got the record deal after it. Industry plants get an record deal before releasing any music. Lil nas x isnt an industry plant and its funny when i see people mention that just because his record label promotes him a lot right now.
Industry plants exists point blank period there definitely gettin pushed by the industry/labels. Ima artist, independent, created my own lane, started from the ground up, and self taught never needed /had record labels or any major companies tell me if Im dope, popular, marketable or not to get into the mainstream everything ive created/ build still continue to do is because of faith and investing in myself without no help from nobody so theres a difference
DOJA is NOT an industry plant she BEEN making music on SoundCloud yearssss before she blew up.. she even says she had to make pop music etc to solidify herself, that's why she did all that too loose the fake fans and get back to music she like , her later album scarlet. She's undeniably talented to class her with the rest
I wish the audience were wise enough to choose proper artists.. its sad to see the decline of music in general Edit: plus talent is not a thing these days in the 'industry' they just pick out random artists from Tik Tok and make them mainstream no matter how good or bad their songs are.. social media too is the main factor behind the decline
This is what happens when the industry is run by lawyers and accountants Prince back like 15 years ago said this.. he also said that they wouldnt know real music if it hit em in the face lol
Facts. Been listening to Doja since around 2013. She had some internet hits but really started to get popular around 2016 when that stupid "Moo" song came went viral.
I think part of the problem with industry plants right now is that a whole swath of genuine, promising rappers got killed, locked up, or cancelled in the past maybe 10 years. Off the top of my head there was Mac Miller, Xxxtentacion, Lil Peep, Juice Wrld, Pop Smoke and too many other Chicago drill rappers to name, YNW Melly, NBA Youngboy (he’s free but afraid of violating probation), Bobby Shmurda (got locked up in his prime), and Pooh Shiesty. 6ix9ine and DaBaby were cancelled. Once 6ix9ine was cancelled, Trippie Redd had to dial it back. DaBaby still makes hits but the industry doesn’t promote him. All these dead and incarcerated rappers leave a void that gets filled with industry plants. A similar environment existed in the late 90s after 2Pac and Biggie got killed. It didn’t end until maybe 2003. A similar thing happened in rock music when a bunch of grunge artists died or got too addicted to make music. This cycle will hopefully restart in 2025. But theres a real possibility that instead, AI will enable labels to make the ultimate industry plants and nobody will ever get real traction again.
Been there since Mac miller passed I hardly listen to music anymore I'm sick of female rappers, rapping about their ass/pussy and f*cking constanly with bad bars. F*ck that garbage
I feel like all artist are industry plant being giving a imagine and a role to play and sometimes most a made up back story or certin things included so you can pitty and identify with them which turns into undying support for the artist even when the music gets worse.... and its always money is behind everything that gets to mainstream "payola" you literally have to pay to put an artist in people's faces pay to play
@@kendall6515 No, he was promoting his music on Twitter with barely any comments and 8 likes, he released a few EP's as well and eventually, he got noticed and picked up by a label. THAT is not an industry plant, it's just how things work, this video lacked serious research, Doja isn't an industry plant either, she's been releasing music for a while, it's only that she blew up due to her "Hot pink" album when she was noticed by a label. The Kid Laroi isn't either, he stated off with his mother promoting his music on Facebook, he grew up in a ghetto area, and he switched producers quite a bit, until again, was noticed by a label.
Kid Laroi isn't a industry plant. Almost everyone else on list is. Kid Laroi grew up 2mins from me in a ghetto. His came up as a kid making music for a very alternative music radio station in Sydney Australia
i got a like and comment from ice spice on my song called bame, it was on my soundcloud page, i wondered if it meant that i would be the next industry plant, and i wanted to do it but then i was hurting and felt depressed, so i thought i was too lazy, when really it was all just the constant fatigue i felt and feel all the time,
What probably will happen is that there will be a revolution of new independent music that will get popular in response to modern stuff simply being manufactured and industry made. This happened with grunge movement when all of the rock and metal at the time was getting old and fake whilst the grunge sound spoke to a alienated generation.
When are y'all gonna start making videos about the fans are also the problem because they don't consume actual substance but STAAAYYYS complaining about it.. stop listening to Ice Spice and Bobbi and listen to actual podcasters and actual rappers if y'all feel so deeply about it. The industry only does what they see will sell, so then why invest in a Noname or Rhapsody because YALL DONT SUPPORT THEM but ice spice gets maadd views. The fans don't want to make the necessary sacrifices to make shit better
That “journey” wether hard gained or given on a silver platter none the less lead to a cross road occupied by a being with horns and a “pitch fork”!💯 They made a pact! Bottom line! Without their submission to the beast there is no fame and fortune💯 Please do recall the temptation of Christ..
Here’s the harsh truth: To be successful in today’s industry, you do not need to please your fans. You need to please the industry. If you’re a chosen one, the industry will generate the artificial media attention one requires to be famous. We call these people industry plants. To Doja Cat, all of this is worth it because she’s “putting her foot to the pedal”. However, there’s one thing she overlooked: The ride she’s on has no brake pedals. The only way to stop is by crashing. Ask Britney and the countless other “it girls” that preceded her.
That's what them record labels get for harming the culture let em all burn Nobody has lasting power in the last almost 20 years I have plenty artists I listen to that have been putting out consistent quality music over 10+ years and millions of one hit wonders after the other because of what these labels push
in the 2000s american music dominated the charts everywhere in the world . here in latinamerica the top songs where mostly fromthe USA and few latinamerican artist nnow you to find a song written by an american you should get atleast to the 50th place..
"When guests in the hip-hop industry share their opinions on hip-hop, it's often laughable. The only reason they're invited is because they're connected to Eminem, who is a cash cow for the industry. Their presence is a calculated move to profit from Eminem's fame, rather than a genuine contribution to hip-hop industry
becoming a plant is about letting go of your integrity. That's actually the only thing that's wrong about it. If people have been carried by an industry to their succes, i don't see anything wrong in it. What is wrong is when people are paid to act out and advertise certain political oppinions. Which is the most common form of industry plants today. The political plants.
Like Tula just came on the scene and she already got a Grammy???? How is that??? Cause of one hit song? Some artists have been around forever like Miley Cirus and she just got a Grammy!!! Strange right?
With some of the recent allegations going around about the price to cozy up maybe one doesn’t want to “make it.” In this day when anyone with a phone or digital camera plus some sound gear, a laptop and a little editing skill one might be able to build up a following as an Indy. Didn’t Bieber start with little YT videos? And Reb Black got buzz. Too bad the industry has a grip on distribution platforms. Awards shows likely are now for the elite and insiders by the elite and insiders and at the behest of the “industry.”
there is no such thing as an industry plant. That slur just pretty much means people dont like the artist or person and dont think they deserve their success. the thing is we as a people are the reason ppl like ice spice and sexyy red get famous. People like bullshit and mediocrity but soon as they see the person gaining heavy success from it people dont like it lol. Bobbi Althoff is not an industry plant. Hype, clout, and her own things about her that make her interesting to many ppl got her here. we only have ourselves to blame for what we later on call industry plants when there is literally no such thing. that gives off the notion some higher power or higher up appoints them a role in fame to target certain audiences when its just the people showing what they like that get these diff artist to a certain point of fame
Man ice spice literally winning VMA’s within a year is crazy to me
I mean who else was gonna win.
@@ToAsTOnDecki don't like yeat don't get me wrong but that boy ran up 1 billion streams from his previous year of 32m think about that he went from 32m to 1billion out streaming the guy who he blew up off of Carti all naturally through his lil tik tok tonka talk got these kids all crazy I think he probably should of won
@@ToAsTOnDeck pinkpantress
pinkpantress should have won
@@ToAsTOnDeckpeso pluma not Ice spice 🤮🤮🤮
The sooner the general population realizes and accepts entertainment is being used to shape our minds and keep us complacent and dumbed down to true talent and beauty, the quicker we create a world of music that’s more genuine.
To more than just that but yeah
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@PhiloFery never gonna happen, sadly.
@@Dudemandude007 you're absolutely right
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The industry doesn't try to find and develop talent anymore, you have to already build a following on your own before they mess with you or they'll just plant an artist into the promotion machine based on a popular look, sound or style. Looks and popularity is a must, talent is optional.
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I definitely agree on this take I feel like back then artist had to really put in the work for them to be signed and reach to the masses but due to TikTok anybody can blow up and there’s no proper development with the artist labels will sign anyone who has a viral song and not give them development to grow and they drop them off when they feel like they’ve already got enough what they needed from them.
Exactly!
The gag is they are ALL industry plants. The thing is the top execs don't care to hide it anymore with the newer 'artists'.
I know like wtf. Every single person in the industry was planted
Exactly. Nicki minaj is the only one who isn't planted. I know this because they've blackballed her for over a decade and her fans still support her.
@@dw9524wake your ass up
some clearly arent
Nope. The reality is there are great artists who are not able to get deals because of them not riding with the agendas. The GAG is that the INDUSTRY can't sell real artists because it's not *allowed*
The thing about industry plants that people don’t like is the marketing / branding of them. When it’s lazily done it’s to cringe to even support something so inauthentic
The rap industry is controlled by millionaires in a Park Avenue penthouse, they ain't never set foot in a Compton or Bankhead or Broward or Brooklyn block.
ice spice blew up way too fast
And Tyla 💧
I don't even know who Ice Spice is. I haven't listened to mainstream music at all for about 5 years now.
@@Rishi123456789 she only got famous bc she was giving drake the glock glock 3000. also she got her sex tap leak
Nobody even listens to her music
@@ericnewman254i feel like more white girls and uncle toms listen to her then people in new york.
If people are so upset about industry plants, why not find and support artists who are not signed to big labels? Find the local artists who don’t get the same promotion as the so called plants!
Too idealistic and naive😊
@@deder7873 what are you talking about? I’m a working musician in LA and all the bands and artists I work with have great followings all over the city and not one person I know is worried about industry plants. You only get that kind of thing with major label artists. Alternative, independent and local artists are just that, real artists and anyone who hears their music is guaranteed authentic music. People who just let the radio and the billboard charts spoonfeed them their music are the only ones who have to worry and wonder about industry plants.
Music is like food. Don’t eat macdonalds every day and then complain about the quality of the food. Go find real stuff and you’ll not only enjoy it more but you’ll know that it comes from a real place
It is no longer about talent. It's about how many songs you can sell
What upsets me about industry plants is that I follow a lot of “underground” rappers who are some of my favorite artists and have way more talent than Ice Spice. But because they don’t have the same connections they are overlooked. Razegod and Sadzilla are excellent examples of this. But it is legit almost criminal that Derek Pope still hasn’t blown up. I keep waiting each year for his music to go viral because it’s exactly the type of music that does go viral except better. And yet it never does, which blows my mind.
Hard to share your admiration for that talent if the world at large hides them.
Sexy red is the biggest industry plant right now
She not a plant at all lol
@@4EvurPosters 🪴🪴🪴
@@4EvurPostersyes she is. if you don’t know just be silent.
she is, in an interview with lil yachty she talks about how her team pushes her to do alot and she doesnt like it, she started rapping as a joke n everyone liked it@@4EvurPosters
@@marlomp3y’all don’t even know what an industry plant is. Every person who you don’t like is not a plant
With how big social media and streaming is today…the industry pumping out these industry pants like candy😂
Doja Cat is definitely not an industry plant. She's been around for ten years. She is the most talented person out of her contemporaries. She can sing, dance, act, and rap, and her stage presence is off the seismic charts. This multitalented young artist has paid her dues despite the contrary. And the majority of covers have been bangers, not one bad song in the bunch. If Prince was alive, he would have loved her 💜 to death.
Then she went on to promote the devil. Listen to her lyrics bro
@@lasvegasreacherssmfh1407alr unc
@@lasvegasreacherssmfh1407 it's a joke... People always accused her of selling her soul so she's playing along with it, she's perfectly fine in her concerts.
Chance was a industry plant he blew up quick but they couldn’t manage his buzz cause his rap is lame at the end of the day an industry plant is gonna fade out more times than not cause they don’t got they IT factor that keeps fans into their music
2:41 discovering new artists has never been hard, you just aren't looking for them because you continue to eat up whatever the industry is marketing.
You won't argue against this because you know I'm right. 🐑🐑🐑
@@fellowtravelerdude get a life no way you came back to your comment a week later after nobody commented on it just to say you’re right because you’re alone in your own bubble here
@@BigBroccoli_ this is exactly what I'm talking about. Lol. Literal sheeple
@@fellowtraveler wow you are a loser lmao cya
@@BigBroccoli_ isn't it amazing how u literally proved his point LOL
You know what I think helped cultivate this latest boom in industry plants? TH-cam getting rid of the dislike bar. It happened right around the same time.
Blame the labels for pushing all this trash music and blame the fans for eating it up. Ppl like Pump, SmokePurp and Yeat shouldve never been a thing
You right about Lil pump and smokepurp but I don't know about yeat . Yeat just different
Yeat is really good tho, if only all "industry plants" had an inch of talent and creativity he had.
@@mr.froglegshe is a plant tho
@@4EvurPostershe really isnt
@@4EvurPostersprove it….
I do agree that it would be great to see independent artists win and get big, we all know deep down inside it won't happen 99% of the time. And instantly writing off the only people that are popular enough to keep hip hop popular, may ultimately kill the industry faster than a "plant" that millions listen to and enjoy per song. This video was great, but I kinda know the optimistic side of me is naive for thinking that writing off anyone with industry support will help the industry in the near future.
One of his main points in the video is that millions of people AREN’T listening to them though that’s half the reason music is so boring and bland and why executives are “depressed” because somebody becomes successful and every other label snatches up other artists and shape them into clones of the successful artists and they flop and/or people see what they did and they aren’t interested shit like this is also why rappers are struggling to sell concert tickets with the exception of older artists
Exactly! Look at russ’ last album sales that the industry discounted some sales of them to making it seem like independent artists aint doing well
@@TheScarekrow420 I agree with the video. I'm just saying what I think will actually happen
Yes but it isn't easy sometimes labels will want to bully u out or in oppress u or depress u
It's terrible
I'll never understand how an ice spice, glorilla, or a Lil Nas x or blueface ever got the backing they have. Lil Nas actually has talent tho, but the rest omfg
Nahh lowkey glo got it she work hard lol
@@wvlkinvibe by being a smut?? yeah TYPICAL S.I.M.P. comment
@@billybadass3056 nahh no simp here she not ma type I jus actually listen to music lol
Leave Glo out of this please she's a real artist✌🏽
U trippin glorilla is 🔥
Imagine, a rapper pops out of nowhere, and rises to fame using the name of a drug dealer who was getting his bricks from the Feds, and pushes the “drug dealer” persona. Then we find out he used to be a correctional officer. Wouldn’t he be a better “industry plant”? 🤔🤫
Has it dawned on anyone because of social media This is probably how most of these connections are being made we can talk to anyone we want too oh here's a funfact Chances dad is or was a politician so he had the funds to help Chance with his music career.
@thisguy1299this guy go read some more he is listed as a politician because I'm still waiting to see what I wrote was wrong he helped his son with some of finances Early on in his career
@thisguy1299yes but his dad is still public figure and has a known name compared to what joe schmo who's parents work Amazon or something chance put in all the work himself imo but not gonna say his dad being his dad didn't help him cuz it did
@thisguy1299Oh gimmee a break!! LMAO headass 🤦🏾
Agreed his dad’s connections within the policial word probably wasn’t supporting Chances early work where he commonly spoke about taking drugs. If anything I bet it was probably hurting his dads career
You’re speaking to intelligently slow down there. I cant stand these “everyone is an industry plant” people!!!
That MAVI clip earned my respect… subscribed! Great video
Shouts out to MAVI
Record labels signing copycats isn't exactly a phenomenon restricted to the 90s - this Lil Pump thing was done before. Young Thug is basically a clone of Lil Wayne in every single aspect except he can;t really rap, he's just autotune singing. But he has the same flow, same style, everything. Just a lot worse...
Still makes better music than whoever you listen to
@Tocinos No the fuck he doesn't.
@@blissfulinsomniac5711 yes, in just about every way
Lil nas x is as far as you can be from an industry plant. Dude was promoting his songs in twitter comments for like 8 months and it barely got 300 views on each.
He grinded like that for a while with the same formula as OTR. Song with games being played in the back(sonic,mario, etc).
He even released an EP from what i remember, Rio de janieiro or something. And the MV in the cemetery.
Then Old town road was released and it blew up like 2 months after.
He got the record deal after it. Industry plants get an record deal before releasing any music. Lil nas x isnt an industry plant and its funny when i see people mention that just because his record label promotes him a lot right now.
And one of his friends exposed him for faking being gay because it's trendy. Oof
Nah he’s a plant!
Then he sold his soul and posts satanism and blood shoes
He’s 100 percent a plant period
Industry plants exists point blank period there definitely gettin pushed by the industry/labels. Ima artist, independent, created my own lane, started from the ground up, and self taught never needed /had record labels or any major companies tell me if Im dope, popular, marketable or not to get into the mainstream everything ive created/ build still continue to do is because of faith and investing in myself without no help from nobody so theres a difference
A debut album on major label is a sign.
I don't care if someone is an industry plant if what they put out is good entertainment.
DOJA is NOT an industry plant she BEEN making music on SoundCloud yearssss before she blew up.. she even says she had to make pop music etc to solidify herself, that's why she did all that too loose the fake fans and get back to music she like , her later album scarlet. She's undeniably talented to class her with the rest
I wish the audience were wise enough to choose proper artists.. its sad to see the decline of music in general
Edit: plus talent is not a thing these days in the 'industry' they just pick out random artists from Tik Tok and make them mainstream no matter how good or bad their songs are.. social media too is the main factor behind the decline
Bobbi Althoff did 3 podcasts total before she landed Drake.
This is what happens when the industry is run by lawyers and accountants Prince back like 15 years ago said this..
he also said that they wouldnt know real music if it hit em in the face lol
Hey F, have you ever thought of making a series to put on underground artists?
Hey bro! I am currently working on developing some new content around this topic for the near future
@@fantastichiphopyou make really good videos🔥
@@fantastichiphop hell yeah man! Can’t wait to tune in when that comes
That’d be dope!
6:41 coi lorey’s parents are famous
that’s the record labels fault, oh well.
I wouldn’t say doja is an industry plant. She’s been here a while. Remember London Yellow drama? I’m a cow.
Yea she shouldn’t be here. She put her work in.
Facts. Been listening to Doja since around 2013. She had some internet hits but really started to get popular around 2016 when that stupid "Moo" song came went viral.
I think part of the problem with industry plants right now is that a whole swath of genuine, promising rappers got killed, locked up, or cancelled in the past maybe 10 years. Off the top of my head there was Mac Miller, Xxxtentacion, Lil Peep, Juice Wrld, Pop Smoke and too many other Chicago drill rappers to name, YNW Melly, NBA Youngboy (he’s free but afraid of violating probation), Bobby Shmurda (got locked up in his prime), and Pooh Shiesty. 6ix9ine and DaBaby were cancelled. Once 6ix9ine was cancelled, Trippie Redd had to dial it back. DaBaby still makes hits but the industry doesn’t promote him.
All these dead and incarcerated rappers leave a void that gets filled with industry plants. A similar environment existed in the late 90s after 2Pac and Biggie got killed. It didn’t end until maybe 2003. A similar thing happened in rock music when a bunch of grunge artists died or got too addicted to make music.
This cycle will hopefully restart in 2025. But theres a real possibility that instead, AI will enable labels to make the ultimate industry plants and nobody will ever get real traction again.
Since xxxtentacion,juice wrld, pop smoke,lil peep and king von died the music industry turned into trash. Miss the legends.
All these new artist suck, im about to go back in time and stop checkin em out.
oldhead syndrome stage 1
Been there since Mac miller passed I hardly listen to music anymore I'm sick of female rappers, rapping about their ass/pussy and f*cking constanly with bad bars. F*ck that garbage
I can’t wait for y’all to find out about Danny Whacko
I feel like all artist are industry plant being giving a imagine and a role to play and sometimes most a made up back story or certin things included so you can pitty and identify with them which turns into undying support for the artist even when the music gets worse.... and its always money is behind everything that gets to mainstream "payola" you literally have to pay to put an artist in people's faces pay to play
U have breathtakingly long sentences. Literally. I like it. New sub from me.
He’s so articulate right?
Mac Dre said it so many years ago rip to the real ones
When will it stop? When WE stop buying. There is no product without a demand.
Who is we??
Calling lil Nas X a industry plant is willld😭
How? It’s true
@@kendall6515 No, he was promoting his music on Twitter with barely any comments and 8 likes, he released a few EP's as well and eventually, he got noticed and picked up by a label. THAT is not an industry plant, it's just how things work, this video lacked serious research, Doja isn't an industry plant either, she's been releasing music for a while, it's only that she blew up due to her "Hot pink" album when she was noticed by a label. The Kid Laroi isn't either, he stated off with his mother promoting his music on Facebook, he grew up in a ghetto area, and he switched producers quite a bit, until again, was noticed by a label.
He is one
@@Miniiiaar yeah, he was literally just a meme rapper that had a random song blow up. He’s a success story. Not a plant.
Kid Laroi isn't a industry plant. Almost everyone else on list is.
Kid Laroi grew up 2mins from me in a ghetto. His came up as a kid making music for a very alternative music radio station in Sydney Australia
This is why I always look into the artist instead of faving the comment believing some mad bozo
Doja Cat is beyond talented. You tried it.
Her album Scarlet sold 6k pure albums but her streaming is so high
love the content
bro does not know what an industry plant is 💀💀💀
Great Concept for a Video!
i got a like and comment from ice spice on my song called bame, it was on my soundcloud page, i wondered if it meant that i would be the next industry plant, and i wanted to do it but then i was hurting and felt depressed, so i thought i was too lazy, when really it was all just the constant fatigue i felt and feel all the time,
I’d say an industry plant in acting is Jennifer Lawrence. She came out of nowhere and was heading A list films
Long movie franchises need no name actors though. If its successful their pay keeps going up per movie.
Not true tho a lot of random actors blow up in movies that’s why it’s called breakout movie
What probably will happen is that there will be a revolution of new independent music that will get popular in response to modern stuff simply being manufactured and industry made. This happened with grunge movement when all of the rock and metal at the time was getting old and fake whilst the grunge sound spoke to a alienated generation.
Lil nas grinded though
On dck
grinded on meat
💀💀💀
Nas buckbroke. Just as close to being an industry plant for me.
Bullshit
Chance kinda was a industry plant tho……
How? Acid rap is a cult blassik
Yeah nah acid rap is legit
how? did you even read up on his story…?
He was underground for a minute before he got signed. You just didn’t know him
His dad was a big time person in chicago. They had ties to the emmanuel family. Hes a plant for sure
I'm just tired of greed being the status quo
Where's the cap?!💯
In the 80’s we had crack cocaine in the Black communities. Now in the 2000’s we got gangster rap/ hip hop music! You figure it out!
People just need to accept that its quicker to blow up in 2023 😂
"Authenticity" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why is this sounding so much like offset ol gurl 😢😢😂😂. This is her literally
Prolly more plants than nons
Doja Cat not a plant
When are y'all gonna start making videos about the fans are also the problem because they don't consume actual substance but STAAAYYYS complaining about it.. stop listening to Ice Spice and Bobbi and listen to actual podcasters and actual rappers if y'all feel so deeply about it. The industry only does what they see will sell, so then why invest in a Noname or Rhapsody because YALL DONT SUPPORT THEM but ice spice gets maadd views. The fans don't want to make the necessary sacrifices to make shit better
Næh i don’t care we’re the artist came from or who have boosted them. Do I like a song then I like that song and that’s it.
Great analysis and narration/style mate!
All this industry plant bs will stop when the public wakes up and refuses to accept mediocrity!!!
Hip hop had run its course!! I am sick and tired of hip hop!!
8:25
they just lost ice spice too, people finally realised how bad she is.
How you gonna do MC Hammer like that bro lol 🤣💀
Imagine selling out and failing and you have a face covered in tattoos LMAO and I thought neck tattoos were bad😂
That “journey” wether hard gained or given on a silver platter none the less lead to a cross road occupied by a being with horns and a “pitch fork”!💯
They made a pact! Bottom line! Without their submission to the beast there is no fame and fortune💯
Please do recall the temptation of Christ..
XxL 2023 cypher looked like a booth from Comicon...damn cosplayers pretending to be rappers😂
Why is Doja in the thumbnail? 😂
This is why music is trash these days coz it's not from the ground up it's not real
Here’s the harsh truth: To be successful in today’s industry, you do not need to please your fans. You need to please the industry. If you’re a chosen one, the industry will generate the artificial media attention one requires to be famous. We call these people industry plants. To Doja Cat, all of this is worth it because she’s “putting her foot to the pedal”. However, there’s one thing she overlooked: The ride she’s on has no brake pedals. The only way to stop is by crashing. Ask Britney and the countless other “it girls” that preceded her.
Ice spice got cake
They did the same thing to 80s rock and 70s disco
Ice spice winning awards in commercials but only have one album that did nothing
That's what them record labels get for harming the culture let em all burn
Nobody has lasting power in the last almost 20 years
I have plenty artists I listen to that have been putting out consistent quality music over 10+ years and millions of one hit wonders after the other because of what these labels push
Some Hiphop fans are just cry babies tbh
back then they would make better music to make a point
Industry plants been around since the 40s
I love how lil nas X is in the Thumbnail
Yea cuz he’s the biggest one of them all.
@@kendall6515 He’s not
in the 2000s american music dominated the charts everywhere in the world . here in latinamerica the top songs where mostly fromthe USA and few latinamerican artist nnow you to find a song written by an american you should get atleast to the 50th place..
Industry plants=CIA plants. Monarchs
Real hip hop is done
"When guests in the hip-hop industry share their opinions on hip-hop, it's often laughable. The only reason they're invited is because they're connected to Eminem, who is a cash cow for the industry. Their presence is a calculated move to profit from Eminem's fame, rather than a genuine contribution to hip-hop industry
Hip hop was never made to last
How about the German cooking 20 yo who recently moved outta her parents but had an entire stocked kitchen
becoming a plant is about letting go of your integrity. That's actually the only thing that's wrong about it. If people have been carried by an industry to their succes, i don't see anything wrong in it. What is wrong is when people are paid to act out and advertise certain political oppinions. Which is the most common form of industry plants today. The political plants.
This is not what and industry plant means
Lil Nas X is not a plant...
Agreed. He’s an amazing artist
Nice
Shoutout to new artist that actually grinded....denzel curry...etc
Commercialisation killed real music….🧐
Like Tula just came on the scene and she already got a Grammy???? How is that??? Cause of one hit song? Some artists have been around forever like Miley Cirus and she just got a Grammy!!! Strange right?
Shit started with Drake
With some of the recent allegations going around about the price to cozy up maybe one doesn’t want to “make it.”
In this day when anyone with a phone or digital camera plus some sound gear, a laptop and a little editing skill one might be able to build up a following as an Indy. Didn’t Bieber start with little YT videos? And Reb Black got buzz. Too bad the industry has a grip on distribution platforms. Awards shows likely are now for the elite and insiders by the elite and insiders and at the behest of the “industry.”
lil nas x deserved it
I feel like people discredit him coz of his sexual orientation
he has talent nonetheless@@lafefez
I will save the music industry
Ice spice didn’t work hard…came on
there is no such thing as an industry plant. That slur just pretty much means people dont like the artist or person and dont think they deserve their success. the thing is we as a people are the reason ppl like ice spice and sexyy red get famous. People like bullshit and mediocrity but soon as they see the person gaining heavy success from it people dont like it lol. Bobbi Althoff is not an industry plant. Hype, clout, and her own things about her that make her interesting to many ppl got her here. we only have ourselves to blame for what we later on call industry plants when there is literally no such thing. that gives off the notion some higher power or higher up appoints them a role in fame to target certain audiences when its just the people showing what they like that get these diff artist to a certain point of fame