Olivia Rodrigo’s team account posts streaming instructions for drop dead

[onionring 987]

It's giving KPOP, I think it's fine honestly. I'm not entirely sure about the implications if it gets normalized and everyone starts doing this

[Mirrion Rizzons 12,933]

Her team want that number one.

In Olivia’s defence, the song already has more hot 100 points than other #1 debuts such as aperture, I just might, manchild, etc 

Its just that choosin’ Trump has become so powerful on streaming and radio 

[ALGAYDO 35,929]

1 hour ago, Blackout19 said:

her music is bad, lets move on

This coming from a FW Stan is killing me 

[Blackout19 16,708]

17 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

This coming from a FW Stan is killing me 

[nATAH 59,938]

2 hours ago, JustAnotherGayASMR said:

Why not? Sure it's a bit beggy looking when it comes from the artist/their team versus a fan driven campaign but other artists play the game in different ways. Collabs, remixes, variants, fan social media interactions, etc etc. It's all designed to push sales. I say get that coin girl & do what you gotta do 

but these things you mentioned here are more content/entertainment for the fans

yes, it drives sales but at least fans gain something from it rather being instructed on how to stream the song

it's lazy and desperate

Edited April 22 by nATAH

[Shadownight 682]

Why does this feel somewhat dystopian?  

What happened to just making music for music? I know it's always been a business but let the music soeak for itself. Is this trying to inflate numbers? I'm not very knowledgeable on streaming.  

[ThisGuyTony 36,237]

Am I the only who struggled to read the headers because of that ugly loopy font 

[BrandyFinest 972]

15 minutes ago, Shadownight said:

Why does this feel somewhat dystopian?  

its streaming instructions we are quite alright 

[Lord Mayhem 3,880]

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