u/DefinitionAmazing258

hi ive seen some posts from this sub pop on my feed and just thought id share some perspective (if this isnt the place for this typa post feel free to delete)

not all indians are like the ones you see spreading hate and obsessing with pakistan. i always see comments talking about "theyre obsessed" i promise esp in south india no one gives a damn its j the unemployed mfs also theres way too many indians in general so you tend to see a lot of it. majority of people are normal and mind their own business and it was just surprising seeing the amount of slurs and hate (ik it goes both ways) when i kinda expected a bit better from gen Z but yeah thats it cheers

theres nothing i can do about theres so many videos making fun of indians and how they are and ive never done ANYTHING like what theyre saying and anytime i make any comment people troll me for being indian and it gets hundreds of likes. genuinely what the fuck i cant do this everyday. you can say oh go outside its just an app but these are real people who think these things and agree and its so fucking sad

so this is more like to artists who have a decent enough audience to play shows but not so famous where they have a big budget and can splurge on a backing band. cuz as an artist i am starting to perform and im wondering if i need to have a whole ass band with me always

I see a lot of discourse on how making music nowadays is so difficult and posting on social media to promote the music feels weird and you end up feeling more like a content creator than artist and i completely agree, but i think a lot of people forget it was just as brutal then like you didnt have to push urself onto people but if you got lucky enough to even get with a record label you'd be signing deals that would barely make you money and youd basically be selling your soul away. the music industry was never something that was easier to do it just changed the format