Record labels scam on Instagram

Glad to hear someone with actual experience in the Music Industry!
Was your experience in one of the 3 major record labels or more indie ones?

It’s not like Billie popped out of nowhere, duh.

Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell with such a name success is certain.

Just kidding, she’s definitely got talent and probably also put in a lot of hard work since she was 11, that’s when she started writing songs according to wikipedia.

That’s 5 years of being in a enviroment full of musicians and people from the entertainment industry in LA …I mean, one cannot hit the honey pot more. Either that or you go freaking insane.

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By the way, image you have a well established network in that sector and location…It’s like M/S on steroids. Instead of shoutouts and tags you get news articles and interviews :joy:

Instagram ain’t the only platform with bots and fake likes…

The biggest labels have access to bots for faking streams fosho

Don’t forget label’s are humans too, but the difference we are trying making living of this. Big label’s they do it in bigger scale, the have the money, people and power. Couple of thousands of dollars and they make millions with contract’s, example they invest 10k to increase engagement, algorithm does the rest. After months this small singer/band whatever can fill stadium’s sell a lot album’s etc

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I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s that easy for them to sell out things IRL because lol pump for example he has so many IG followers then can’t even sell 20k first week of album release, and he performs at venues where other artists are at - he can’t really sell out shows like an indie producer (signed to a label tho) like Russ who can sellout the staples center which is insane…

All I’m trying to say is that yes producers have a bunch of money and can increase engagement and fake influence but when it comes down to it content is always king

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That’s why they don’t sign everyone, the only sign the best of the best in their eyes, I sad that in a away, obviously some don’t fill houses but they make a lot of profit :money_mouth_face::money_mouth_face::money_mouth_face: label’s are very bad organization, now one guy can put their music’s on YouTube and blow yup, label’s they need to make sure it a good music creator, very good, they don’t bet their money. Nowadays social Prof is the best making money method compared to decade’s ago… Our grandparents they gave theirs lives with their body, we just create social prof, learn from the algorithm and do a lot of moneyyy. Label’s can have power but they need to play with the same rules has ours, abusing or not abusing the algorithm is the away for success

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I can say with 100% confidence that record labels purchase views on YouTube for music videos. The C-tier and D-tier artists purchase fake bot views, whereas the B-tier artists purchase a combination of fake bot views and real views from YouTube advertising. A-tier artists like Taylor Swift don’t purchase views anymore, but they used to.

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Just search up Kylie’s Jenner account and you can see a huge % of fake followers. You can alr understand the amount of fake bots on Instagram.

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you ever start your agency?