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These vids of DJs playing YT to mp3 songs made shitter thru Stems compression with reactions of the modern BIPOC Yuppie audience are a COINTELPRO from record labels to dilute dance music and re-popularize older songs to the profit of private equity groups that bought the songs.
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@_Ash_Clark I'm sure that a big part of the drive to make "indie sleaze" a thing is that it speaks to the last time posh white people had any real pop culture relevance, without having to pretend to like black music. Lots of Poppy's who work in the media feeling very nostalgic
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This is what I was talking about on a thread a few weeks back - Performative crowds.
People who have seen something on a screen and copy it. Be it the rent-a-crowd at a cringe Boiler Room, the leaping in a Grime video or a bunch of pint-chuckers.
It devalues the thing greatly when the celebration of it is fake.
It leads to people wondering where this heightened level is on a normal day or at another show. People rolling up to events and not seeing what they saw online leads them to judge it poorly, not realising what they saw was fake.
The Spectacle is taking over everything and reality is increasingly left out in the cold.