and he clearly wanted to show em off

Welcome to manhood

Straight up

Bra thats MAN

And he really makes sure you see them

ShyOnSunday

But he's using a tone of auto tune. Search his live performances. He has a super deep voice, can't sing and sounds absolutely nothing like he does on the songs.

Woooow😂😂

Lmao

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hes an ai robot. theyre covering his brain

Yehh u right 👍... I would have said music 🎶 is amazing but devastating at the same time

Or he can line up them shoulders 😊😂

Apple music is the one that's behind him! They've been promoting him like crazy. I don't see any other platform doing it lol.

Y’all ever thought maybe they like his music? I know it’s a stretch but just stay with me here yall do know that’s a possibility right lol?

@@joeblacc8573This is nadeska she acts oblivious that’s her thing and she works for Apple which promotes him their not going to brazenly push that narrative 🤦🏾‍♂️

You’re a hater. He doesn’t sound like anyone else. Went viral. Everyone agrees they love his music But you talking about bull💩? I could understand if he sounds like everyone else or people are calling him trash. But someone makes great unique music and gets paid from it with a lot of views and you have an issue with that? I don’t understand how you received any likes at all.

@@timefree4875but she’s absolutely right “industry plant” is a hater term. If a label invests in someone and promotes them what’s the problem em if the music is good

he like ''im almost too real'' 🤣

Glitchy 😂😂

You better take the industry plant way bruh

Hardwork means nothing compared to connections and having money for marketing

Bruh thank you - I feel like everyone brain dead these days, how can a presenter of the radio show try and pretend they don’t know what it is - there’s no hate love his tunes - but the fact there pretending they don’t know what it is, low-key makes it more fishy

People call anyone an industry plant yall sound like them Qanon conspiracy theorists at this point

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same shiii im waitin for 😂😂it just dont seem real

I lowkey think his “voice” is AI. I just find it suspicious he’s never done a live performance at this point despite the insane amount of numbers he’s putting up.

It’s not, it’s a setting when you edit ya vocals called “pitch shifter”

His real voice sounds like Brent fayiaz he had some songs that he re did with the pitch change.

This is a good point, live shows will change everything…

Yes

Like the rest of them

Honestly

Thats most artists bruh

@@allaboutthemurzic naw bruh got a writer tho

Just an instrumental

seeming as she’s been one for some time now

You can be 5batz then.

Nope. He sounds NOTHING like that at all live

R😅ight

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I don’t think he would be in the studio with Kanye West if he wasn’t actually making these songs. He literally has behind the scenes footage of him and Kanye rockin out and working on new music together lol One thing about Kanye is that he gon make sure you really bout this music ish before he gets with you

How do you define an industry plant?

@krbourne this is off the cuff but, a music artist who is covertly supported by established institutions within the music industry but is framed (by institutions like Apple Music) as homegrown/grassroots up and comer

​@@bobbypendragon7375 So no artist from the streets can gain major success without being a plant? Anytime someone like this gets some success, immediately they get that label. This guy makes great music and has a savvy manager with connections. He should be successful. Record labels sign artists all the time who never succeed, mostly because fans don't connect with them. For most labels, the success they earn with their few successful artists subsidizes their losses from the many artists who don't work out. If labels really had the power to create successful industry plants, they'd do it with all their artists. At the end of the day, labels can't make fans like someone's music.

Right? There’s some established artist who have grown an organic following and they have never been presented with an Apple Music interview.

@anthonyt425 @krbourne This is absolute nonsense. Anyone who has worked in the record business knows that yes there are "industry plants" or people who get lots of money for promotion before establishing a user base, but most times they are pop artists who are great performers with a commercial sound like Iann Dior or rappers who have no following/journey, but all of a sudden are millionaires with loads of jewelry and no certifiable street creed like Designer. What is NOT an industry plant is someone who probably made ok music before, might have released a few tracks that didn't do a lot of numbers, and then meets an A&R or producer that they build a solid project with, create solid visuals, pull down the old tracks and also has someone who knows how to leverage YT/social ads to get their music heard (0.1 cent per 1000 views). If the the music is "good" (for a lack of a better word) they will have an established following that they can leverage into a partnership deal with a label or simply sign over their rights if they don't have the structure to run their own label services. From there getting an apple music interview is easy if the music is good. Moral of the story, not every artists who suddenly becomes popular is a plant. Most times they were just smart about how they released and also capitalized off any initial leverage they have (streams, followers, etc).

lmaoo

hes taken it off

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Because the definition changes from person to person, and a lot of the people throwing that label on artists can't even come up with a criteria for it.

It’s reverse psychology. This whole interview is staged. His responses sounds like he was briefed. The typical “girlfriend” narrative that broke his heart and lead to his success. 4Batz is a Plant

she just explained it, we watch the same video. slow.

@@OriginalBoondocksXVIIIpeople b dumb lololol salute to u for explaining it to them

@@kimberkan relax

Why you surprised?

@@noahzeez he looks older then 20 😭 im 23 and I thought her was 25-26

@@noname-hu7rn well I mean I’m turning 18, and someone thought I was 28. Also bro is wearing a shiesty too 😂

nooooo really??

The “4” is a local term for the city known as Dallas, and “batz” is his nickname that his homies call him. - billboard interview

@@internetj3r 4 has nothing to do with Dallas. I lived there before. Anyways, next

He's from the 4th district in Southern Dallas. It's not complicated.

@@TragikHero395 LMAO. The districts aren't numbered. This isn't New Orleans or Atlanta. There's no zones. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The sections are literally named, such as Highland Park or Oak Cliff for example

@ninelevenworldwide LOL. Whatever you say, crodie.

Cap

finally somebody said it

bro from the outskirts fasho. & he not as wavy/introspective as I thought based off the music

You know everyone from certain places don’t have thick accents right? Lol

I thought I was the only one tbh 😭

He my cousin now so ima let this one slide 😂😂😂

Who knows anymore, he was supposedly going to get help from OVO for just 1 EP but the EP wasn't even released under them but by 4Batz himself. He ain't actually signed to OVO though, he's with Gamma. 4Batz was already big though before Drake.

@@lem3579 Hes SIGNED under drake.. what are you talking about?

@@JosiahAli Nah speak up. Cause hes literally signed under Drake so cousin, uncle, brother, pops don't matter what he is to you. The truth and the facts are there.

@@sadgirlsko It’s too late lmao

Lmao. Me too. Been unwashed for weeks

Of course not… he’s black

Industry plant means an artist that acts like he made it by they self with no label backing.. he clearly had backing. Doesn’t mean he not dope my boy fire

@@KYWOODSMUSIC define “label backing” industry plant reminds me of lil nas

Bro his first feature was DRAKE

Lol talent bby😅

@@Noneofyourbusiness194 I’m talking bout the difference in vocal pitch lol

@@LolTroll217 some people sound way different when they talk compared to when they sing its mind blowing😂, nah i hear you 😂and again I'm guessing some vocal production effects added to his natural voice he's got a clean pitch, might be half of the studio effects and production done to add to his pitch 😂

@@LolTroll217he use pitch shifter

What?? 🤯