[ SECRET POST #6167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6167 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think the music industry never had any system set in place to protect artists and performers from abuse or exploitation so it's always been rampant. I think in the US the music industry lucked out that file sharing fucked the system over so that the stories of fucked up abuse were forgotten/swept under the rug. Everyone became too busy trying to find new ways to make money in the system.

But with time, finally, we are bringing this fucked up system's history back into light.

I recall in the 1990s and 2000s VH1 would have Behind the Music or Top XX Moments That Shocked Rock and Roll type list shows and the ways stories about abuse and exploitation were presented so casually or in a sensationalized way that is just supposed to shock us but not go in deeper.
Like, "Yeah this rock star got his 16 YO groupie emancipated and he married her when she turned 18." And the takeaway was supposed to be like, "Isn't it wild that rock stars do wild things?!!"
And not like, you know, this 30-something YO man is grooming a bunch of teenagers.

I also didn't hear light of the rampant abuse in the 2000s emo/indie music scene between band members/artists grooming and abusing fans via MySpace or other 2000s socials until mid/late 2010s but I am not surprised at all that it happened and at such terrible degrees.

Entertainment functions on such a wide scale of accessibility that I think many of these peofessions make it easy for scumbags to gain power and abuse it.