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Have to say tho, Jessie is the only person on TH-cam who actually are talking real proven facts about the music industry instead of some weird generic bull***t
This is literally some of the most concise information with actionable advice to take to grow a following. Best of all it, it helps keep things in perspective. At the end of the day it's about the listeners and how we can provide THEM value. As artists if our fans win. We win. Thanks Jesse!
Appreciate the insight as always, Jesse. I just launched a tik tok for my band last week and I’m still learning the platform. I’ve never used tik tok before launching it for my band, so any and all information helps. After interacting with our fans for years, a lot of my fans don’t use social media and especially aren’t on tik tok so this really feels like a “from the ground up” build. One of the major (personal) issues I feel on tik tok is that I’m fairly introverted when it comes to posting videos on social media, so this platform is going to take some personal fear conquering lol. That said, loved some of the ideas you shared that doesn’t require you to character act or act ridiculous! The idea about providing insights about other larger bands within the genre is a great idea.
Long videos are the exception to the rule but they CAN work. One of my most-viewed tiktoks (nearly a million views) is a 2 minute 45 second long video. But when I posted that one, my other videos were already doing good in the algorithm. I had over 20k followers who liked me for a hyper-specific niche. And the long video was about something I knew a lot about in that niche, that not many other people were talking about. (And I've been a wannabe-youtuber for years so I know how to present to camera.) Long videos are ok as long as the whole thing is entertaining. It can't slow down for even half a second.
Jesse.... damn... the of why people might watch and gain interest is so fundamental and overlooked... its even bigger than TikTok or XYZ, thanks for spreading your insight and wisdom!! Always learning something new from your content :)
The comment you made about the brevity of tictok videos is something I noticed but it never once occurred to me that it was strategy. Didn’t even know there was a 3 minute option on that app. I gotta start thinking like a marketer
Fantastic! Thanks for the tips! I'm really trying to get my tiktok game up, so it's very appreciated. Some of this, i just end up overlooking when trying to make content.
That koji app looks pretty neat and useful so I'll need to check that out. I keep forgetting about tik tok and think of it as the young people's app. Maybe I should give it a go for music, what's the worst that could happen!? 🤔
Thanks for great content here. I'm a little confused by the hashtag section-- you alluded to shorter hashtag chains sometimes being better, but then said to use two genre hashes (poppunk / punkpop) when that's applicable, because it may be easier to surface on the one with smaller numbers? Not to make you write some blog post here or anything, but at some point it might be cool to hear a more in depth analysis of the tradeoffs between economy and covering all bases. Thank you.
Yes I can see it not being clear - what I’m saying is do both the popular AND less popular ones as they can both help you spread. Just finding one’s with big numbers ain’t it - it’s combining niche and broad
On an unrelated note: It'd help if you made a video about when (as an artist) you should begin to charge for your work and how to approach artist in your local scene to convince them to collaborate. To give you some background, I am in the process of looking up local artist to work with (as per your suggestion) however, I keep running into people who objectively (for one reason or another) Shouldn't be charging to work, but they are insisting on it! I only have 21 monthly listeners atm (up from 2) but one of the people i've reached out to literally only has about double the monthly listeners and is insisting on charging me for a feature or a beat even though I specifically asked to collaborate on an track instead. Should I be preparing a "collab" or "feature" before I even speak to these people, or is there something else I'm doing wrong? Also, should small artist even be trying to charge for work when they're as unknown as I am? I'll be looking out for your response!!!!
All the people who put the cart before the horse are at a disadvantage. It’s important to get signed agreements on how royalties work but create opportunities don’t put walls in front of them that’s really the key. Eventually people will write you offering crazy money without you asking then you know what your value is
Would you recommend all posts being about the own music / using it as a sound? If not, what would be a good 'music related' : 'non music related' ratio?
Honestly a lot of artists do 3 videos that aren’t just “album out now” every 1 that is solely promotional but I think a lot of them should trace back to your music
I was previously discussing with my band that trick we'd put our song on a trend and mute The original trending sound from it, but we thought isn't it a little too sneaky to do so? 🧐 wouldn't tiktok punish for doing that? Thank u anyway for these videos, I found loads of good ideas from them 🙌
Jesse thanks again for all this good content. How would you recommend dealing with copyright things on tik tok? Since I’m an electronic DJ, I started a series of mixing some new releases I’m into and the one I did today got muted. But I see similar content using copyrighted material.
some really great insights Jesse - Still trying to get my head round all the info! Does it work best to "tease" a track before it´s actually released on tiktok (original sound from xxx) or wait till it`s out on the platform??
So, I was wondering about music. If you have an underperforming song, should you delete it the same way as you'd delete a tiktok? Especially if it might be considered a stain on your catalog or should you still keep it because some people might still enjoy it
Heeet you said my word Xceptional @ 6:30 🤣 - I appreciate how non jargonistic you seem compared to some of these other music marketing accounts. Trying this today with 3 blviseos 3 lengths 3 different kinds of engagements 1 goal lol I’ll filter and figure out the specifics right now haha
TikTok is so discouraging for me, I'll make an IG reel that does great but then I'll post the same exact video on TikTok (with no watermarks) and it doesnt do nearly as many numbers. I only have like 65 followers on TikTok and sometimes get up to 2k views, is that good? Thanks for these videos they keep me from giving up on this app.
What about this issue? Links in bio on tiktok are only available to professional accounts(?) Pro tiktok accounts only get access to a smaller library of music. I released through CD baby and my own music isn't in that library. Now I have to choose between a bio link and using my own songs for tiktok vids
@@Musformation But also, lets say your music is set up properly (I'll try to take care of that,) What's a better choice, tiktok pro with link, or access to all trending meme sounds and songs?
@@Musformation I just got off chat with them, but they said tiktok is really strict about what it allows into commercial use, so idk if there's a better distro company that can set those deals up, but it's a factor to consider
I posted to tick-tock’s of me making remixes to famous rappers songs and they didn’t get that many views but I looked at somebody else that has 170,000 and his first TikTok got 40,000 views so I don’t understand
Since you seem to know a lot on this subject - perhaps you can help me out on this dilemna I am encountering. I first post an Instrumental version of my song with a Vizy video. After a period of time I post a vocal version of the same song. On the short reels that I post on IG and Tik Tok I have no problems - but on the full versions my audio track is muted on both IG and Tik Tok citing copyright claims and violation. IG states "possible" copyright violation, and TIK TOK states that there has been a copyright claim on that video. IT IS 100% my song and video, and I own 100% of the rights to it. There is no way of contacting TIK TOK or disputing the claim. I don't even know where the claim is coming from. If you can help me solve this, I will be eternally grateful.
Hey so I'm thinking of creating a tik tok where I show fast-paced artistic videos on making artsy cards for my fans. Then add my music videos here and there. (do you think this idea will work or not... It might be a little different content to the actual music) thanks. I would love to do this.
I've never used Tiktok before but I'd like to start making some videos for it, are most of the people on tiktok using third party software to edit the videos that have multiple cuts and pictures, or is there a way within the app to do that?
What did you mean by tell TikTok about what you like about other rappers? If I’m Tryna post tick-tock’s of me rapping my songs, why would I post a TikTok about me talking about what I like in rappers
Even though this isn’t related to the video but what credit card you would recommend a person to use, and I’m planning on doing music, my ig is at 0 right now so how do you think freestyling would help me get more fans
@@Musformation I respect that my G 📝 but I’m about to record my first song and planning to drop it next week or the week after any tips on that - it’s first time am pretty nervous
So my band is trying to go hard on TH-cam and post a long form video every week. Is it just as effective to only post under 15 second clips from that content, or is it better to make new videos specific to tik tok?
If I did a reach Campaign on tik tok, would they click on the link my bio? The ad is my singer playing an acoustic cover of Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls. If you were in my shoes, what would be the most effective way to get them to click on that link?
Is TikTok still worth doing, in your opinion, if once per week is as often as you can post? I'm DIY on literally every aspect of my music, as in 40+ hours per week (in addition to my job). I agree that Tok is a great opportunity, but would it be better to just narrow my efforts to TH-cam and Spotify stuff? Or should I dip a toe in here and there? Also, thanks for the video. Helpful as always.
I don't have the stats to back this claim up but TikTok feels more like a "recorded w my cellphone" kinda thing. Instagram feels more polished at the moment. Like IG is a more clean/idealized version of yourself. Tiktok is your raw, goofy self. No autotune, no EQ, no DAW even. Just an instrument and your raw voice. It kinda feels that way. It makes sense that its Gen Z platform because its just a voyeuristic type of app where u have a raw peak of people. So. Lets say u record videos on your DSLR for TikTok...they will just feel "too polished" in a sense. Like you're not making yourself as raw and vulnerable as the other artists in the platform. Idk. Just my two cents. Can't prove it thought. Just a general feeling I get. Millenials love IG cause they can still hide behind the polished facade.
This is right but what’s also correct is that there’s tons of videos on the most popular page with a DSLR what it really is about is content and the vibe matter way more than all else. No one cares when I use a DSLR cause they’re not they’re to look at me they’re there to listen to me. When too turnt Tony uses a DSLR they do t care cause it’s the content
It straight up is not. A lot of content that does well may use a phone camera, but it's usually a high quality one. It may often be shot by another person. There's usually a lot of interesting stuff going on. A fair amount of it is staged. While it feels organic and homemade, a large amount of planning goes into most videos. Not all, but most.
@@PinkPablo Theres a recent post on r/wearethemusicmakers where someone goes into detail about how one of the "down home" artists is actually an industry plant.
My band and I have been making music for a couple of years now and are just starting to put out tracks on streaming platforms. I very much appreciate this information, dude! To anyone reading this Feel free to give feedback on our tracks if you want
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Have to say tho, Jessie is the only person on TH-cam who actually are talking real proven facts about the music industry instead of some weird generic bull***t
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Hell yeah! So we'll put Dettune! Thanks for the real time knowledge brotha Jessie!
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This is literally some of the most concise information with actionable advice to take to grow a following. Best of all it, it helps keep things in perspective. At the end of the day it's about the listeners and how we can provide THEM value. As artists if our fans win. We win. Thanks Jesse!
Really appreciate that
@@Musformation Well I appreciate the great content so it's the least I can do aha
The literal blueprint .. now what Guys? Thank J!!
Appreciate the insight as always, Jesse. I just launched a tik tok for my band last week and I’m still learning the platform. I’ve never used tik tok before launching it for my band, so any and all information helps.
After interacting with our fans for years, a lot of my fans don’t use social media and especially aren’t on tik tok so this really feels like a “from the ground up” build. One of the major (personal) issues I feel on tik tok is that I’m fairly introverted when it comes to posting videos on social media, so this platform is going to take some personal fear conquering lol.
That said, loved some of the ideas you shared that doesn’t require you to character act or act ridiculous! The idea about providing insights about other larger bands within the genre is a great idea.
Long videos are the exception to the rule but they CAN work. One of my most-viewed tiktoks (nearly a million views) is a 2 minute 45 second long video. But when I posted that one, my other videos were already doing good in the algorithm. I had over 20k followers who liked me for a hyper-specific niche. And the long video was about something I knew a lot about in that niche, that not many other people were talking about. (And I've been a wannabe-youtuber for years so I know how to present to camera.) Long videos are ok as long as the whole thing is entertaining. It can't slow down for even half a second.
Oh yeah I’d never dispute this
You’re content is the highest quality possible. Teaching by example man, thank you!
Appreciate that very much
Jesse.... damn... the of why people might watch and gain interest is so fundamental and overlooked... its even bigger than TikTok or XYZ, thanks for spreading your insight and wisdom!! Always learning something new from your content :)
Thanks so much
The comment you made about the brevity of tictok videos is something I noticed but it never once occurred to me that it was strategy. Didn’t even know there was a 3 minute option on that app. I gotta start thinking like a marketer
To quote hulk hogan THATS RIGHT BROTHER
Can't wait
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that clarophonic plugin is insanely amazing.
Changed my life
This is INSANELY useful! I'm looking forward to seeing how I grow using your techniques in 2022!
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This video felt like trustworthy no bs no guarantee thx man
Just stumbled upon this video to help me with my marketing and bro. Senses Fail? You are a legend.
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Thanks for the tips Jesse, always gets me motivated and moving. I didn't know about Koji before this but just signed up and my link looks sick
Hell yeah it’s such a good app
If you wanna go deeper on tikTok I have a bunch of other videos on it... th-cam.com/video/omKZ-9HUHh4/w-d-xo.html
i loveeee a channel what's every video starts with the word 'so' 😁 keep it up, jesse, you're a godsend
Lol my friends have made fun of me about starting everything with so for hears
these are awesome tips. koji is the best!!
Thanks
Thegoat!!! Love your vids bro
Solid advice man, always appreciate the honesty in your videos
Thanks so much
NO BS to the point, awesome. Thank you!!. Cheers brother.
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Koji is the best! And Jesse
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Thx for the tips Jesse!!!
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So good, thank you for this 🔥
Fantastic! Thanks for the tips! I'm really trying to get my tiktok game up, so it's very appreciated. Some of this, i just end up overlooking when trying to make content.
Hell yeah
Dope content as always man!! Koji is🔥🔥🔥
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That koji app looks pretty neat and useful so I'll need to check that out. I keep forgetting about tik tok and think of it as the young people's app. Maybe I should give it a go for music, what's the worst that could happen!? 🤔
Thass right
Love the content and the presentation. Thank yoooou…!!
Thanks for great content here. I'm a little confused by the hashtag section-- you alluded to shorter hashtag chains sometimes being better, but then said to use two genre hashes (poppunk / punkpop) when that's applicable, because it may be easier to surface on the one with smaller numbers? Not to make you write some blog post here or anything, but at some point it might be cool to hear a more in depth analysis of the tradeoffs between economy and covering all bases. Thank you.
Yes I can see it not being clear - what I’m saying is do both the popular AND less popular ones as they can both help you spread. Just finding one’s with big numbers ain’t it - it’s combining niche and broad
Well, this was a good tutorial there ! Thank you.
Deeply appreciate the information mate, big respect
best video yet. watched the whole thing! thank you
Appreciate that
the thing with half the last word getting cut off is something I've been doing for comedic effect for years lol it just makes stuff funny idk why
Thanks Jesse your vids are a goldmine of info
Really appreciate that
On an unrelated note: It'd help if you made a video about when (as an artist) you should begin to charge for your work and how to approach artist in your local scene to convince them to collaborate. To give you some background, I am in the process of looking up local artist to work with (as per your suggestion) however, I keep running into people who objectively (for one reason or another) Shouldn't be charging to work, but they are insisting on it! I only have 21 monthly listeners atm (up from 2) but one of the people i've reached out to literally only has about double the monthly listeners and is insisting on charging me for a feature or a beat even though I specifically asked to collaborate on an track instead.
Should I be preparing a "collab" or "feature" before I even speak to these people, or is there something else I'm doing wrong? Also, should small artist even be trying to charge for work when they're as unknown as I am? I'll be looking out for your response!!!!
All the people who put the cart before the horse are at a disadvantage. It’s important to get signed agreements on how royalties work but create opportunities don’t put walls in front of them that’s really the key. Eventually people will write you offering crazy money without you asking then you know what your value is
Those people are disgusting, learn how to advertise to grow your fan base and then go harder
Great, thanks!
I’m trying to actually have a dope ass fanbase I pray these work my brother thank you for the advice and the tips
the sponsor was actually helpful, good job
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Bro keeps it 100! Love the guy 🤣🙌🏽
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This is awesome! Have a meeting scheduled with you next Thursday 🤘🏼
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Great tips! Thanks for these videos!
Hell yeah dawg
Thank god I found this channel
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Would you recommend all posts being about the own music / using it as a sound? If not, what would be a good 'music related' : 'non music related' ratio?
Honestly a lot of artists do 3 videos that aren’t just “album out now” every 1 that is solely promotional but I think a lot of them should trace back to your music
I was previously discussing with my band that trick we'd put our song on a trend and mute The original trending sound from it, but we thought isn't it a little too sneaky to do so? 🧐 wouldn't tiktok punish for doing that? Thank u anyway for these videos, I found loads of good ideas from them 🙌
Hell yeah and yeah the muting the sound has gotten even more popular since I made this
Love this!
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Jesse thanks again for all this good content. How would you recommend dealing with copyright things on tik tok? Since I’m an electronic DJ, I started a series of mixing some new releases I’m into and the one I did today got muted. But I see similar content using copyrighted material.
Honestly not a subject I know well
Great content
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Jesse I am going to do the Koji thing through you
Hell yeah
some really great insights Jesse - Still trying to get my head round all the info! Does it work best to "tease" a track before it´s actually released on tiktok (original sound from xxx) or wait till it`s out on the platform??
Most of the promo should be post release
@@Musformation thanks man!
So, I was wondering about music. If you have an underperforming song, should you delete it the same way as you'd delete a tiktok? Especially if it might be considered a stain on your catalog or should you still keep it because some people might still enjoy it
I think this is much more an artistic choice than a marketing choice
@@Musformation fair enough
Heeet you said my word Xceptional @ 6:30 🤣 - I appreciate how non jargonistic you seem compared to some of these other music marketing accounts. Trying this today with 3 blviseos 3 lengths 3 different kinds of engagements 1 goal lol I’ll filter and figure out the specifics right now haha
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Awesome info, however the "cutting out all pauses between sentences" editing makes longer videos like this exhausting to listen to imho.
Just to clarify, Teasers are a no no, but having my original music in the background of a 15 sec. TikTok clip is ok ?
That jacket makin u look younger
Damn dawg givin away my tricks in the comments. Don’t tell people about the retinol
TikTok is so discouraging for me, I'll make an IG reel that does great but then I'll post the same exact video on TikTok (with no watermarks) and it doesnt do nearly as many numbers. I only have like 65 followers on TikTok and sometimes get up to 2k views, is that good? Thanks for these videos they keep me from giving up on this app.
Hey Jesse would you ever be able to make a video on the topic of signing to a label ?
Watch the video on how to get a manger it’s basically the same thing
What about this issue? Links in bio on tiktok are only available to professional accounts(?) Pro tiktok accounts only get access to a smaller library of music. I released through CD baby and my own music isn't in that library. Now I have to choose between a bio link and using my own songs for tiktok vids
Wow that’s incredibly stupid on their part
@@Musformation But also, lets say your music is set up properly (I'll try to take care of that,) What's a better choice, tiktok pro with link, or access to all trending meme sounds and songs?
@@Musformation I just got off chat with them, but they said tiktok is really strict about what it allows into commercial use, so idk if there's a better distro company that can set those deals up, but it's a factor to consider
I posted to tick-tock’s of me making remixes to famous rappers songs and they didn’t get that many views but I looked at somebody else that has 170,000 and his first TikTok got 40,000 views so I don’t understand
Thank you SO much for this! Would you have any recommendation of an artist who’s doing great content on TikTok? Thanks! ☺️
Since you seem to know a lot on this subject - perhaps you can help me out on this dilemna I am encountering. I first post an Instrumental version of my song with a Vizy video. After a period of time I post a vocal version of the same song. On the short reels that I post on IG and Tik Tok I have no problems - but on the full versions my audio track is muted on both IG and Tik Tok citing copyright claims and violation. IG states "possible" copyright violation, and TIK TOK states that there has been a copyright claim on that video. IT IS 100% my song and video, and I own 100% of the rights to it. There is no way of contacting TIK TOK or disputing the claim. I don't even know where the claim is coming from. If you can help me solve this, I will be eternally grateful.
I’d like to do a consulting called to talk to you and you give me tips on how to promote my music
Thumbs up for the Senses Fail album in the bg
Hell yeah
Hey so I'm thinking of creating a tik tok where I show fast-paced artistic videos on making artsy cards for my fans. Then add my music videos here and there. (do you think this idea will work or not... It might be a little different content to the actual music) thanks. I would love to do this.
Sounds great
I've never used Tiktok before but I'd like to start making some videos for it, are most of the people on tiktok using third party software to edit the videos that have multiple cuts and pictures, or is there a way within the app to do that?
you can do basic editing in the app
Most people edit in app. I’m so fast in da Vinci resolve I do it there
Do you personally promote music if so how much?
ayo whats the plugin you got up on the screen tho? lol I don't recognize it at all
Kush clariphonic
@@Musformation Ah yes House Of Kush, I like his videos although they lack concrete techniques most of the time.
Do you think that the tiktoks hsve to be based around music or could it be based around your personality??
Personality is great
What did you mean by tell TikTok about what you like about other rappers? If I’m Tryna post tick-tock’s of me rapping my songs, why would I post a TikTok about me talking about what I like in rappers
Even though this isn’t related to the video but what credit card you would recommend a person to use, and I’m planning on doing music, my ig is at 0 right now so how do you think freestyling would help me get more fans
Dude I’m an ace credit card user but I’m def not doing that here cause of regulation
@@Musformation I respect that my G 📝 but I’m about to record my first song and planning to drop it next week or the week after any tips on that - it’s first time am pretty nervous
@@Musformation and I don’t know how to upload anything on TH-cam 😔 or Spotify
So my band is trying to go hard on TH-cam and post a long form video every week. Is it just as effective to only post under 15 second clips from that content, or is it better to make new videos specific to tik tok?
I’d clip however the clips work best under 60. Preferably under 15 but under 60 if it helps context
@@Musformation awesome, thanks Jesse!
Confused about the tropes? Part
idk if you’ll respond to this but how do i get 1 on 1’s w you so you can teach me more?? i need a marketing team bad
Link in every video description dawg
If I did a reach Campaign on tik tok, would they click on the link my bio?
The ad is my singer playing an acoustic cover of Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls.
If you were in my shoes, what would be the most effective way to get them to click on that link?
There’s not enough data on TikTok ads that I’ve seen for me to give advice on TikTok. I don’t give advice till there’s solid data
Is TikTok still worth doing, in your opinion, if once per week is as often as you can post? I'm DIY on literally every aspect of my music, as in 40+ hours per week (in addition to my job). I agree that Tok is a great opportunity, but would it be better to just narrow my efforts to TH-cam and Spotify stuff? Or should I dip a toe in here and there?
Also, thanks for the video. Helpful as always.
100% once a week is fine
is my phone tweaking out or is this video missing some frames lol
Phone is tweaking
good to know i don't have to like, floss or dab in order to do the thing. I can do a jig on my terms, merica'.
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I don't have the stats to back this claim up but TikTok feels more like a "recorded w my cellphone" kinda thing. Instagram feels more polished at the moment. Like IG is a more clean/idealized version of yourself. Tiktok is your raw, goofy self. No autotune, no EQ, no DAW even. Just an instrument and your raw voice. It kinda feels that way. It makes sense that its Gen Z platform because its just a voyeuristic type of app where u have a raw peak of people. So. Lets say u record videos on your DSLR for TikTok...they will just feel "too polished" in a sense. Like you're not making yourself as raw and vulnerable as the other artists in the platform. Idk. Just my two cents. Can't prove it thought. Just a general feeling I get. Millenials love IG cause they can still hide behind the polished facade.
This is right but what’s also correct is that there’s tons of videos on the most popular page with a DSLR what it really is about is content and the vibe matter way more than all else. No one cares when I use a DSLR cause they’re not they’re to look at me they’re there to listen to me. When too turnt Tony uses a DSLR they do t care cause it’s the content
It straight up is not. A lot of content that does well may use a phone camera, but it's usually a high quality one. It may often be shot by another person. There's usually a lot of interesting stuff going on. A fair amount of it is staged. While it feels organic and homemade, a large amount of planning goes into most videos. Not all, but most.
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@@PinkPablo Theres a recent post on r/wearethemusicmakers where someone goes into detail about how one of the "down home" artists is actually an industry plant.
Oh lord yet again there’s no such thing as an industry plant 🤦♂️🔫
My band and I have been making music for a couple of years now and are just starting to put out tracks on streaming platforms. I very much appreciate this information, dude!
To anyone reading this
Feel free to give feedback on our tracks if you want
I’m insulting you….. you like nickel back
Couldn’t be m!
This video is TL;DR
I’m not saying you’re wrong I just don’t understand
Why do you remind me of seth rogen lol
Nothing helpful to add, but i'm view number 666 so I guess I'm edgy???
That’s my shit
I wasted so much time watching people like Adam ivy when I could’ve just been watching this guy smh 🤦♀️
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UBK Kush Clariphonic, solid stuff.
I’m in love