@PopCrave Unfortunately, this approach would incentivize increased artificial play manipulation — aka “juicing” — both by artists and labels, and since labels, not artists, are more often than not the majority owners of these works, they would receive the lion share’s of the “bonus” money.
@SkiiMaskJordan Suggesting it’s good practice to release music consistently isn’t necessarily implying that quality shouldn’t also be prioritized. Example — Rather than working on an album for six months and releasing 12 songs as a bundle, slowly roll out every track over 6 months.
@DailyLoud All ya'll who got something to say about his handles in a photo shoot will still get your ankles broke if you step on the court for a 1 on 1 with him.