2 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss how record labels and venue owners like Live Nation control the music industry through distribution. Mo argues that signing a deal often means letting a corporation curate an artist's sound to make it palatable for a wider audience, which inherently limits the artist's independence.
In the final part of the Harper's Bazaar interview, Maxine Waters encourages black women to build confidence and not seek approval from men. Adam Curry expresses skepticism, suggesting the 82-year-old Waters likely hasn't seen the WAP video and is being directed by handlers. Mo Facts asserts that Megan Thee Stallion is a "commodity" whose every move is decided by record executives and advertising agencies.
