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sellout

1. When an artist conforms to the way record labels, managers, etc see them to make money through commercial success and generally not the original fan base. 2. When an artist conforms to the way they believe their fan base see's them. 3. When an artist gets too big for their own good, and believe that they are god(s) and can do anything they want. 4. When an artist changes their play style to make more money 5. An artist which no longer does it for the fans

1. Metallica (90's). 2. The Darkness. 3. Metallica. 4. Metallica. 5. Metallica

By The Mullet

sellout

In the words of zefrank, a sellout "doesn't have to do with actually having money, it has to do with the perception that your pursuit of popularity and potentially making money has caused you to sacrifice your core values."

zefrank1: Shit what can I do? zefrank2: Well you could pretend nothing was happening. zefrank1:OK I'll do that! zefrank2: Well you just screwed that up. zefrank1:Oh yeah. Crap. zefrank2: It's too late now but you could have started out with a transparent agenda to become rich, then if it happened they'd call you a genius, not a sellout. zefrank1: Dammit! Well why don't I take a poll and see what the community wants me to do? zefrank2: That's called pandering to the audience, that's even worse than selling out.

By mibluvr13

sellout

selling out is the term used when someone disregards their integrity, self respect, friendship or morals to achieve a shallow personal gain eg. money, popularity, acceptance. unfortunately it has losts its meaning as it has been thrown aroung lightly eg. " i liked them (some band) until they sold 1 million records a damn sell outs". One can only sellout if they had sumething to sell out to begin with. Girls aloud cannot sellout as they were intentionaly a money making outfit from their creation.

dissappointed fan: bob dylan is a sellout, he set out to right wrongs and he made great protest songs and now he does ipod ands so he can make money offa teenyboppers

By lamotta coltrane

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