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theyfw_sofiaaaa5
sofiaaaa🌹🔥 :
NASIR AND RAKAI NEEDA BE FRIENDS
2024-12-15 18:45:24
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thaliya.xoxo
꧁𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓵𝓲𝔂𝓪ྀིྀི꧂ :
bro hook me up w nasir😭😭😭
2024-12-17 03:33:57
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3xclusive.mari4
mari💕🛩️.! :
When does he ever not have any energy 😭
2024-12-13 02:58:28
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angelmctg
Angel :
I was here
2024-12-13 02:32:22
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sonicccheessee
sonicccheessee :
Naw I’m a lil to early 😂😂😂😭
2024-12-13 02:27:55
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jeremiah_hehehaw
Miah :
EARLY
2024-12-13 02:22:06
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ava.golphin
🖤. :
why this kinda look like ai??
2024-12-13 20:59:43
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maiya_wow5
Maiya :
early
2024-12-13 02:28:24
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thebestclips901
Lil Demonn3 :
I sound like u made dis
2024-12-14 02:37:29
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sa.noddle.motion
Sa noddle motion :
8 MINUTES !😳
2024-12-13 02:27:25
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rahynelove1
Rahyne Christmas💕💕💕💕 :
Noooo
2024-12-13 03:46:07
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maybeari01
Ari💫 :
I ain never been dis early
2024-12-13 02:32:16
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stacyreyes19900
stacyreyes19900 :
Remind me every time you see this
2024-12-20 02:58:49
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destinyyyy165
Destinyyyy💋 :
IM SO EARLY HELLOOO?!
2024-12-13 02:21:25
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realityof_.zhii
zhii .!🫶🏽 :
Earlyyyy
2024-12-13 02:29:19
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anilamobley8
anilamobley8 :
stjhhnrnejeusid
2024-12-24 16:36:01
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camryn259
camie❤️🌷 :
early
2024-12-13 02:22:12
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.justkiarrah
kiarrah :
Omg early
2024-12-13 02:23:54
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her_yb
§ǰ̣ǰ̣.… :
yk what he'll yeah
2024-12-19 12:29:47
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cmsw30
CMSW :
Early
2024-12-13 02:27:51
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prettygirlgallery_0
油 :
Earlyyy
2024-12-13 02:22:14
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1uh.sj
Ybgshammil :
Early
2024-12-13 02:21:42
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wizardunavailable
Wizard🪐 :
always early 😭🫶🏾
2024-12-13 03:19:45
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true_thatgowrll0
🕸💵Everything_4notti🕸💵 :
This in 2× speed😭😭😭
2025-01-04 14:55:32
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xoxokk29
pretty kk😍 :
it's dk in the back for me
2025-01-06 03:05:21
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musicians — the music industry is full of people who have figured out how to make exploitation look like opportunity. here is every scam you need to know about before it costs you. PAID PLAYLIST PLACEMENT someone reaches out offering to put your song on a playlist with hundreds of thousands of followers for a fee. it sounds like exposure. it is almost always fake streams from bots that tank your algorithmic credibility and can get your music removed from Spotify entirely. legitimate playlist curators do not charge artists for placement. if money is moving toward the playlist owner walk away immediately. THE LABEL THAT FINDS YOU IN THE DMS a label or A&R rep slides into your DMs saying they love your music and want to sign you. they ask you to pay for recording costs, distribution, or a registration fee upfront before anything moves forward. real labels do not ask artists to pay them. ever. if money is moving toward the label before a single contract has been signed that is not a deal. that is a scam. PAY TO PLAY SHOWS a promoter offers you a slot on a show at a real venue but requires you to buy a minimum number of tickets upfront to secure your spot. most artists cannot sell 20 tickets to strangers at an early stage. you end up eating the cost, playing to an empty room, and paying for the privilege. legitimate shows do not require artists to purchase their own tickets. FAKE MUSIC BLOGS AND PRESS FEATURES a company offers to get your music featured on major blogs like Forbes, Rolling Stone, or Pitchfork for a fee. what they actually deliver is a post on a site that looks like those publications but is not. the URLs are slightly off. the domain authority is zero. the feature does nothing for your credibility because anyone who looks closely can see it is not real. PREDATORY MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS someone approaches you about management with excitement and connections. then they send you a contract that gives them 20 to 30 percent of everything you make, ties you to them for three to five years, and includes clauses that make it nearly impossible to leave even if they do nothing. always have a music attorney review any management contract before you sign. a legitimate manager will not pressure you to sign quickly. FAKE DISTRIBUTION DEALS a company offers to distribute your music to all major platforms for a large upfront fee or a royalty percentage way above industry standard. they take your money, your music sits on the platforms briefly, and then disappears when you cannot keep up with hidden fees or the company shuts down entirely. use legitimate distributors — DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, or United Masters. the fees are transparent and your music stays up. STREAM MANIPULATION SERVICES a service promises to boost your Spotify streams for a fee. thousands of streams overnight. it sounds like social proof. it is a fast track to getting your music removed from Spotify, losing your royalties, and being flagged by the algorithm permanently. Spotify actively monitors for artificial streaming and the consequences are real and lasting. THE VANITY RECORD DEAL a company offers you a record deal that includes recording, distribution, marketing, and promotion for a fee you pay upfront. they frame it as an investment in your career. what they are actually selling is services you could get independently for a fraction of the cost wrapped in the language of a record deal to make it sound legitimate. a record deal should never cost the artist money upfront. if it does it is not a record deal. #musicmarketing #scam #musicindustry #musictok #independentartist

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