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What Is An Industry Plant? | Pop Dissected Podcast

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @popdissected4400   Instagram: @popdissected Twitter: @pdissected   / popdissecte.  . https://twitter.com/PDissected?s=20​​.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What Is An Industry Plant? | Pop Dissected Podcast So, we’ve all heard the term “industry plant” before - right? Well if you haven’t, we’re gonna discuss exactly what that is in this episode of my Pop Dissected Podcast. More often than not, “industry plant” is thrown out as an insult to debase an artists’ talent or abilities. The term is used to describe an artist who in essence, is picked out by a major label and has these hefty connections, but is marketed to appear organic in their growth and as if they had been self-starters. We can see why people may use this to insult an artist, as it implies that the artist had a jump start to their career as opposed to years of hard work, thus implying they didn’t work for their status and had it handed to them. As we continue, let me know if you actually believe in industry plants - if so, who do you believe could fit the description of one and why? Industry plants may also be artists who are essentially crafted by their label to push a certain sound or image into popularity. This could be for the labels benefit monetarily or solely to try to capitalize on a new trend. Why we frown upon those who are allegedly industry plants is because authenticity is one of the biggest factors to any musician and whether we recognize it or not, our ability to authentically connect to an artist who is genuine, builds up their career and relevancy. It also helps us as the audience feel seen and appreciated, thus authenticity matters for the consumer and creator. If we have someone whom we can connect to greatly and seems to connect with us, the notion that they aren’t really who they say they are or have been presenting an inaccurate account of how they became famous can really sever any type of mutual connection and trust. Being labeled an industry plant can damage an artist pretty severely. It can tarnish an up and coming artists’ reputation before their career even starts and it can lead to such vitality it will just be accepted as fact before any research is done. One popular artist we know of being constantly accused of being an industry plant is Billie Eilish. Being an artist whose family is very musical, homely and she started out just making songs with her brother - then became almost an overnight sensation - is the prime justification for this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here are some other videos on the music industry! Should Pop Stars Become Political?    • Should Pop Stars Become Political? | Pop D...   What Makes A No. 1 Hit?    • What Makes A #1 Hit? | Pop Dissected Podcast   The Origin & Toxicity of Stan Twitter    • The Origin & Toxicity of Stan Twitter | Po...   When Is A Pop Star "Self-Made"?    • When Is A Pop Star "Self Made"? | Pop Diss...   Learning Roles In The Music Industry    • Learning Roles In The Music Industry | Pop...   What Makes A Pop Star "Iconic"?    • What Makes A Pop Star "Iconic"? | Pop Diss...   Are Award Shows In Decline?    • Are Award Shows In Decline? | Pop Dissecte...   Have Charts Ruined Music?    • Have Charts Ruined Music? | Pop Dissected ...   5 Tips Before Signing A Record Deal    • 5 Tips Before Signing A Record Deal | Pop ...   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'd like to shoutout all of my Channel Members for their support! Thank you all so much for joining this community, you are so appreciated! Daniel Baran Skye Hawker STEPHEN David Vozmediano CarlDillyson ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #PopDissected #PopDissectedPodcast #MusicIndustry