Industry
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industry
The industry is really located any where in the world where their is an actually being,working within society.The industry is coherst with,as a statement any one:
helping people eat(resturaunt industry)
makeing people for people too listen too (the music industry) wrighting in ways that can be intitled for the whole world too read (the publish industry)
helping people recieve mail (government industry/the logistic industry.)
helping people eat(resturaunt industry)
makeing people for people too listen too (the music industry) wrighting in ways that can be intitled for the whole world too read (the publish industry)
helping people recieve mail (government industry/the logistic industry.)
people that live in major citys or state,major states more generaly,may see the industry different,people that live in major city and states may be closer too celebritys but people who don't live in major city may see less celebritys...
industry by regardless devon victory June 26, 2008
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industry
industry - 1. adj.- used when describing a loser, something stupid, or mainstream. opposite of stealth synonyms- lame, fin
- 2.noun- branch of economy or commercial activity.
- 2.noun- branch of economy or commercial activity.
industry by Carla's face February 23, 2005
Industry Plant
An industry plant is an artist who has Major/Indie Label backing their movement but presents themselves as a "home grown start up" label to create a pseudo organic following. They act as if things are miraculously happening for them based on their talent (via blog coverage, media coverage, mtv playing their vids, etc.) The reality is a low risk/high reward situation for labels looking to build the next "new star"
Industry Plant by NicholasCageStressesMeOut July 6, 2015
Industry plant
An artist or a series of works that has a financial and/or marketing backing from the ground up, usually by an above company or industry, but shows or attempts to show an image of it being otherwise.
To support said image, industry plants often try to blend into categories of other works and artists that are legitimately independent from any fundamental outside support.
To support said image, industry plants often try to blend into categories of other works and artists that are legitimately independent from any fundamental outside support.
Industry plant by CaramelSgr May 9, 2022
Industry Rule #4081
Industry Rule #4081 Your new shit ain't good as your old shit
'Til your new shit is your old shit, son-Logic
'Til your new shit is your old shit, son-Logic
Industry Rule #4081 by Watamboar August 19, 2020
Industry Necrophiliac
a. The glorification and/or the inflation of the image of a popular musician who is deceased or a posthumous music release.
b. The act of metaphorically sucking/riding the dick of a deceased musician.
b. The act of metaphorically sucking/riding the dick of a deceased musician.
"I think Jon is an Industry Necrophiliac, because his favorite rappers are Juice WRLD and XXXTentacion."
Industry Necrophiliac by 3³ January 8, 2021
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