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*Small Disclaimer: I will be talking about mostly the pop industry/ pop artists in this video. So general statements I make should be applied to pop but not necessarily all genres and artists. *
Whenever an artist seemingly gets too famous too quickly, and we feel that fame is in some way undeserved, we label an artists as an industry plants. Industry plants are said to be pushed massively by their record labels to the point where it feels like they're being shoved down out throats. Now, it seems like the more widely accepted definition of an industry plant is one who lies about how the connections they have in the industry in an attempt to seem self-made. Popular artists people think are industry plants including: Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Billie Eilish, Clairo, Olivia Rodrigo, Madison Beer, Justin Bieber, H.E.R., The Weeknd, Lana Del Rey, Lil Nas X, and basically any artist who has seen any remarkable mainstream success. Are industry plants real, or is the label just doing their job in promoting their artist? Can we truly call an artist an industry plant when we don't know how hard they've worked or how famous they "deserve" to be? How do industry plants and nepotism babies differ? These questions are hard to answer (because almost everyone on the Internet has a different definition of what an industry plant is and who counts as one) but I promise, I tried my best.
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