[Cannabis]

I was listening the radio and they were laughing at Deadney cuz she was stuck in a tree in her vegas show, is that true?

[Lord Blackout]

Medium is such an underrated show now that I think about it

[iHype.]

I never got people who said Streaming is "too expensive". Bitch, it's a $120 a year for 99.9% of music in the world. How tf is that too much?

Like if you bought 10 albums, it'd cost more. And that's only 10 albums. Like do you expect Streaming to be a dime per month?

Paying $120 for a years worth of every song in music is too much, but paying $120 for a concert of one artist that is two hours is worth the money?

[Ramos]

WAIT, so Gaga & Chloe are friends?

She better get her for a music video

Like with Chloë [Sevigny]—she’s my friend and we’re always laughing right before they yell “action” [but then] it’s like we’ve thrown it all out the window and we just zap into our zones.

[Chemist]

What happened to Ed Westwick?

Such a terrible actor

[Roman Holiday]

Originally posted by BabyCantYouSee

https://www.instagram.com/p/__oFOKuS...=kimkardashian

https://www.instagram.com/p/_4obdLOS...=kimkardashian

Wow, Kim is beautiful again.

She looks like Lil Kim in the second.

[Ramos]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Does Rami have a shot at winning best actor?

They have the Better Call Saul actor as a prediction for Best Actor Drama Series

[Hey Gurl Hey]

Originally posted by ToLove

The industry needs to start finding more performers with some personality if it wants to stay afloat.

Touring is the only facet of the music industry that still rakes in a lot of money (and will likely never go out of style), and no one's going to waste money paying to see Rachel Platten, Jeremih, or Charlie Puth in an arena. Only way the industry can support itself is if it embraces new acts who are actually destined to become superstars.

Maybe this will be the wake up call that they need to start adding some flavor to their rosters.

I agree. Let's bring the talent back into music

[Roman Holiday]

Originally posted by Chemist

What happened to Ed Westwick?

Such a terrible actor

He tried it this season with some show with Erika Christianson but it was a gigantic flop. Canceled before episode 3.

He was disgusting on Gossip Girl tho. I never understood the love for his character considering what a sleaze he was. He never deserved Queen Blaire.

[Ramos]

Originally posted by rihannafan

Mr. Robot ****ing sucks

At first I didn't like it much, the first episode was very pretentious, borderline annoying. But the story developed so well tbh. Rami is a great actor too, that you believe the craziness of the show because of him.

[ToLove]

Originally posted by iHype.

I never got people who said Streaming is "too expensive". Bitch, it's a $120 a year for 99.9% of music in the world. How tf is that too much?

Like if you bought 10 albums, it'd cost more. And that's only 10 albums. Like do you expect Streaming to be a dime per month?

Paying $120 for a years worth of every song in music is too much, but paying $120 for a concert of one artist that is two hours is worth the money?

You'd be shocked at how cheap people are. The ones complaining about how paying $9.99 a month for Spotify premium is unfair and too much money are the same ones with a brand new iPhone just days after an "upgraded" version is released.

People are just incredibly ignorant about how the economy works and think everything should just be handed right to them on a silver platter.

[jose168]

anticharts tour is bombing in the US

[iHype.]

Originally posted by ToLove

The industry needs to start finding more performers with some personality if it wants to stay afloat.

Touring is the only facet of the music industry that still rakes in a lot of money (and will likely never go out of style), and no one's going to waste money paying to see Rachel Platten, Jeremih, or Charlie Puth in an arena. Only way the industry can support itself is if it embraces new acts who are actually destined to become superstars.

Maybe this will be the wake up call that they need to start adding some flavor to their rosters.

Tbh, the whole "the industry is dying because music sucks now" thing has never made any sense, and isn't true at all.

Even back in 2000 the music industry was full of talentless people, as much as now. Baha Men, Sisqo, Shaggy, NSYNC, and even damn Aaron Carter & Lil Romeo were doing multi-platinum.

The decline has nothing to do with 'real artists disappearing'. People just don't wanna buy CDs anymore. Streaming is more convenient and 'in', so even if suddenly every artist in the industry was full of personality and talent, sales would still decline. Streaming is the future either way. It's unpreventable. It's how the evolution of the industry works. Adele is a one-time case, an anomaly.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Ramos

They have the Better Call Saul actor as a prediction for Best Actor Drama Series

Oh well. One thing for sure is that this show will open a lot of doors for him

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by jose168

anticharts tour is bombing in the US

How's it doing outside it?

[Aden]

Originally posted by iHype.

I never got people who said Streaming is "too expensive". Bitch, it's a $120 a year for 99.9% of music in the world. How tf is that too much?

Like if you bought 10 albums, it'd cost more. And that's only 10 albums. Like do you expect Streaming to be a dime per month?

Paying $120 for a years worth of every song in music is too much, but paying $120 for a concert of one artist that is two hours is worth the money?

!!!!

People expect things like music, movies, tv, etc to just magically be there whenever they want to. And they have the nerve to call artists "greedy" for demanding the proper reimbursement of funds to produce the music they expect to be in their lives.

Honestly, even buying albums or paying for iTunes isn't even that expensive. It was affordable for me when I had a crappy minimum wage job.

[Chemist]

Originally posted by jose168

anticharts tour is bombing in the US

The stadium in NL hasn't sold out after 1 month

Coldplay's concert in the same stadium sold out in hours

It will def outsell the artgrave but the decline is real

[Ramos]

Originally posted by iHype.

I never got people who said Streaming is "too expensive". Bitch, it's a $120 a year for 99.9% of music in the world. How tf is that too much?

Like if you bought 10 albums, it'd cost more. And that's only 10 albums. Like do you expect Streaming to be a dime per month?

Paying $120 for a years worth of every song in music is too much, but paying $120 for a concert of one artist that is two hours is worth the money?

It's different, you can actually easily get music for free, it's not that easy to get a show ticket for free.

[johnsuxx]

Britney's dad not letting her go to the PCAs

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Aiden

!!!!

People expect things like music, movies, tv, etc to just magically be there whenever they want to. And they have the nerve to call artists "greedy" for demanding the proper reimbursement of funds to produce the music they expect to be in their lives.

Honestly, even buying albums or paying for iTunes isn't even that expensive. It was affordable for me when I had a crappy minimum wage job.

As ToLove said, people just are ignorant and have hypocritical expectations for what something should be worth.

People going to McDonalds to buy a $10 meal that lasts for 20 minutes and they know is literally poison and helping greedy corporations, already rich, get richer. Then have a problem spending $10 on music that lasts forever isn't poison and is helping artists who actually need the paycheck.