Industry Fuck
A person who does everything he does for money. Nothing else matters to him but money. A Dirty entrepreneur.
Industry Fuck by KySycthe October 1, 2010
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Fuck The Industry
1. Solange writes a rap/song dissn the industry for haten on her cause shes not good at what she does.
2. Dissn the Industry for hatin on Solange cause shes no Beyonce. Solange is just as good.
3. Haterzz, Paparazzi & the Industry hate on her cause they say she "lame, can't sing & a bad actress.
2. Dissn the Industry for hatin on Solange cause shes no Beyonce. Solange is just as good.
3. Haterzz, Paparazzi & the Industry hate on her cause they say she "lame, can't sing & a bad actress.
Fuck The Industry is a song Solange wrote to let the industry & haterz know, she doesn't care if shes not as good as everyother female singer or anything like her.
Fuck The Industry by VirgoMoney May 24, 2009
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