Don't let the music business make a prostitute of you (LONG POST)

[Smooth]

most of the time, it just is what it is.

And in this case, what it is, is a young girl doing exactly what she wants to do, and getting paid for it. Getting paid a LOT for it. Regardless, there can be 5,000 people come in here and say she's doing what she's told, I maintain that she's doing what she WANTS.

 

[Potato]

She had been drug free for 3 years prior to her death, alcohol supposedly ended her.

And MJ was about to make a comeback, the record labels would make money from his comeback, and also have to pay him, so why not kill him and make money without having to pay him?

I'm not a conspiracy nut, but there's a lot more happening behind closed doors that you think, on the outside one can only speculate.

Plus the super limited experience I have had with record labels showed me that it was a huge sham and puppet show, and this was a super small company.


But lets put it this way:

Imagine you're making **** loads of money off of people, are you really going to let them do whatever they want? no, you're going to control as much about them as you possibly can.

 

[Han]

- Alcohol is a drug, which she continued to abuse.
- Let's go for another conspiracy, MJ is worth more dead than he is alive: he's faked his own death for the larger profit margin.

Can you prove that there is more going on behind closed doors? No. Just as I cannot prove that there isn't. Record labels cannot force any of the artists to do whatever they want them to do. The artists must want to do it themselves, or they would straight up say no. If they did not want to do something, particularly those already known and with talent; they cannot be forced, can say no, and if they are kicked off of that label, they are most likely to be taken on by another record label.

Whether I was making a load of money from someone or not, I cannot force them to do something just to get a little bit more - if they want to do it, they will. If they don't they won't. With the amount of money they have also, I'd rather not get some expensive lawyers against me and lowering the reputation of my record label.

 

[Rebecca Chambers]

 

[Potato]

I'd rather not get some expensive lawyers against me and lowering the reputation of my record label.

Do you not realize that your label is thousands of times bigger than some artist? The artist is nothing without you, and it's just another pretty face in your collection of puppets.

I have told you what really happens, but you chose not to believe me, so there's not much I can do.

I could prove it to you but it would violate certain people's privacy, and could get me in trouble, and you still wouldn't believe me.

 

[Han]

Do you not realize that your label is thousands of times bigger than some artist? The artist is nothing without you, and it's just another pretty face in your collection of puppets.

I have told you what really happens, but you chose not to believe me, so there's not much I can do.

I could prove it to you but it would violate certain people's privacy, and could get me in trouble, and you still wouldn't believe me.

There is more than one record label more than willing to take on a reputable artist - suggesting that an artist is nothing without them is just completely incorrect.

The fact that you believe you are all-knowing of what goes on 'behind closed doors', also suggesting you have complete knowledge about what is going on with Miley Cyrus just makes your so-called points appear more and more invalid.

This proof you supposedly have also means nothing. From the points you have been making, it does not show the reality of a slice of bread.

I could show you that you aren't as clued up as you might think, but you seem to be doing that yourself.

 

[Potato]

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