Chappell Roan's Team Member Blasted After Asking Nail Sets In Exchange Of Exposure

[RAMROD 115,732]

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It is currently unclear if Chappell is aware of her team doing this

[HelloHangoverz 17,452]

She should have done it lmao 

[Teletubby 159,963]

No one wants to work for free.

[Roughhouse Dandy 13,222]

I hope this doesn't turn into a Chappell hate train situation. There's a 95% chance she had no idea these emails even happened. 

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I thought this is an industry standard same as commissions 

[Jill 31,372]

4 minutes ago, chromaticainmyhead said:

I thought this is an industry standard same as commissions 

Yes. This is standard. Chappell's team made a request and they denied it. It's not a big deal. It seems that there were also other things at play besides compensation too. I think this situation is kind of messy and wasn't handled properly tbh

[faysalaaa 5,295]

12 minutes ago, Roughhouse Dandy said:

I hope this doesn't turn into a Chappell hate train situation. There's a 95% chance she had no idea these emails even happened. 

The team did nothing wrong, she simply negotiated, and the artist refuse their offer. There is nothing to cancel Chappell on!

[Economy 52,285]

Edit: nvm, i missunderstood the context. At first I thought it was Chapell complaining she wasnt paid enough for a nail endorsement.

 

I was at the gym and I read over OP really fast and I got the context wrong

[Zombiecat 17,800]

where is the "blasted" part?

[TheFriend 1,974]

Holly be like

 

 

Artists...

I got your nails 

But do you got us? 

[Obobo 3,967]

Honestly, I don't know why lots of IG artists have this victim mentality when it comes to these things. Yes, she has a right to feel this way, etc but I don't get why they blast it all publicly. They obviously wouldn't want to pay her for a future opportunity since there's a chance she can flame them again if she doesn't like their offer.

She's acting as if somebody stole her work. That's like me not liking the salary during a job interview and then blasting the employer on social media. So unprofessional.

 

[NickiMinajStan 6,894]

I mean, I understand why she refused, and respect her decision. But objectively, it would've been great for her business. 

It wasn't just a delulu influencer asking for free labor, the exposure that Chappell Roan gets for her fashion is actually massive. If I was her, I would've probably accepted, it was a legitimately good business opportunity 

[LG2008 6,256]

Those nails are awful but she could've just rejected it or negociate. There's no need to do all of this publicly, it's not like they had an agreement and it wasn't fullfilled. It was just a proposition and tbh, it could've been great for their bussiness and maybe she could've had a future clients on Chappell and people on her team 

[Cameltoe Chariot 15,307]

This is... dumb.

They asked, she declined. Where exactly is the scandal?

The only takeaway is that this nail artist will blast screenshots of confidential emails to orchestrate a victim narrative.

[PartySick 171,260]

Good on her. Never work for free.