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[Purple Moon]

According to some posts on here, the following artists are recent industry plants:

- Lizzo
- H.E.R.
- Billie Eilish
- Camilla Cabello?
- Tori Kelly?

Why do y'all think anyone would try to shove these people down our throats?

[reekz]

Payola Queenz bby, puppets.

[BAPHOMET.]

Tori isn't an Industry plant. She has no success 

[Kaeli.]

Artists that are given high quality promotion even though they had little to no organic success to begin with 

[L0NZ.]

Payola Queenz bby, puppets.

Puppets that do what?

[Purple Moon]

Artists that are given high quality promotion even though they had little to no organic success to begin with

Isn't that what a good label/ management team should do for an artist they believe in? Is this always related to some kind of agenda (e.g. the body positivity movement with Lizzo)?

[reekz]

Payola Queenz bby, puppets.

Puppets that do what?

What they are told

[Cartierline]

I wouldn't count any of those as industry plants (except maybe FATzo) but Lil Nas X is one for sure.

[reekz]

Lol

[Checkmate Burruss]

I think it originated when people became aware that there were artist posing as indie artist but they were really backed by a major. Of course, people just started using outside of that context when they couldn't comprehend how someone who wasn't on their personal radar became successful.

[charlie.]

Tori Kelly is definitely not an industry plant.

[reekz]

Payola Queenz bby, puppets.

In general, "industry plant" is a pithy derogative that we (haters) wield to imply that a rapper or singer is an upstart fraud, a record label puppet, a focus group-tested vessel of creativity so-called

https://www.complex.com/music/2015/06/what-is-an-industry-plant

Great full article btw

[Naomi Hit Me]

I think it originated when people became aware that there were artist posing as indie artist but they were really backed by a major. Of course, people just started using outside of that context when they couldn't comprehend how someone who wasn't on their personal radar became successful.

!!!
Chance the rapper

[charlie.]

Artists that are given high quality promotion even though they had little to no organic success to begin with

Isn't that what a good label/ management team should do for an artist they believe in? Is this always related to some kind of agenda (e.g. the body positivity movement with Lizzo)?

yes.

but industry plants are basically puppets. over-hyped & lie about their come-up to cover up how they are where they're at.

[Edge gorl]

lizzo is more like a...industry log

i b'lieve lil nas x is a plant too....hell theyre all luciferians so hey lmao