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Waiting for the bus with a bunch of high school kids and overheard “us if we don’t lock in”
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“full time content creator” when broken down is simply “full time marketing”
is it a prerequisite for being a musician? no
is full time marketing yourself a prerequisite to getting your music seen/heard? yea lol big deal
marketing has always been a prerequisite for that. you can just do it from your iPhone now in your bedroom (easier)
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If you sign a record deal, don’t recoup, and the label releases you from your contract, you owe them nothing. They can’t garnish future wages or foreclose on your property, and your credit score isn’t affected. If you take out a bank loan and fail to repay it, you’re f**ked. 🧵
Why tf would any artist sign a 5 album deal for a $100k advance in 2026 when brand deals, bank loans & crowd funding exist?
Wake up. These people in these buildings do not know how to break your single. They take that marketing budget and go contract someone your age to execute the campaign. Might as well get rid of the middle man and own your art.
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I’m lost for words and I’m heartbroken
PAC for me will go down as one of the best UK wrestlers of all time.
Rest In Peace legend 🇬🇧
Saddened to hear of the death of Rick Achberger, known to the WWE Universe as ‘Sign Guy.’ For decades, Rick was a fixture at events holding a sign that expressed exactly how he felt about you that given evening. He will be missed by the entire @WWE family. We send condolences to his family and friends.
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Rest In Peace Legend 🫡
🚨BREAKING🚨 One of wrestling's most iconic fans has reportedly passed away.
Lance Peterson of Booking the Territories podcast announced that Sign Guy Rick Achberger died today, Sunday September 27th, 2026. Lance says Rick's health had been rapidly declining in recent months.
Sign Guy became popular for his red hat, blue shirt, creative signs and his friendly personality. He attended wrestling shows across the entire spectrum. He was one of a kind and he will be missed. 💔
Trippie Redd shares his thoughts on why we don’t see breakout superstars like XXXTENTACION & Juice WRLD anymore 💭
“Labels are signing 💩🍑 artists with a small ceiling and giving them a push like they are a Uzi, but it doesn’t work because none of these new artists are Uzi or Juice or X or me. But all those artists I just named have great real songs that can be played by all, not just kids.”
“The industry is weird right now. A bunch of wannabes doing the same music. I’m actually sorry for contributing to this fast food hipster music… We might have looked the same, but the music is not the same. You can’t play me a ‘F*ck Love’ or a ‘Taking a Walk’ by any of these new jits. It’s all turn up, drink, pop a pill, no meaning.”































