OLD LINE ENTERTAINMENT: THE MUSIC PLATFORM REVIVED POST A

⭐OLD LINE ENTERTAINMENT⭐

THE MUSIC LABEL THAT EVERYONE THOUGHT WAS DEAD..BUT IT WASN'T

A lot of people don't know this but I actually considered being a music manager for a local rap group that I was vey familiar with back in 2017-2019. How did I become familiar with this group you as? Well they were relatives of mine. My brother, cousin, and friends of friends. All aspiring artist around the time when Sound cloud was turning the average young adult and college attendee into a rap star overnight.

It was definitely a sight to see and being around the noise made it more interesting at that time. Being fresh out of college in 2018, I figured that I could get my foot in the door with this music stuff through my close relatives. My first course of action was to draft out a strategy report, that would detail how things would be done in order for the artist to find their mainstream success. But of course things didn't work out the way I thought it would.

Life hit me hard after college. I realized early on that nobody cares about a strategy report. What's worse is that nobody will ever show you the time of day if you don't have a proven track record to showcase the bullshit that spews from your mouth. I have years of college stressing and all-nighters writing papers to thank for that. So here's my official thank you to the bullshit work that came with school:

"Dear College, I just want to thank you for being a complete waste of time, heavy amount of stress, large sum of social anxiety, and all the above for 4 years straight. Here's my toast to saying I hope nobody ever falls for your schemes ever again".

But of course you already know big business college is booming and always will 😕. There will always be more victims to fall to the generational slaughter of pockets that is college debt and young unmolded minds. That's just capitalism for you. Not to say that college is a complete waste of time for everyone who goes that route. But for the most part, it's not needed at all.

So, in honest efforts to not fall off track, I'll share with you my mock draft for the music company I thought was gonna take off when I still didn't realize the world was a rough and cut throat place. It's titled, O.L.E Marketing Campaign. The O.L.E Stands for Old Line Entertainment or ENT for short. Due to the longevity of the report, it'll have to be spread throughout a couple of post down the line.

I wont let this dream of mine die just yet. That isn't in my character. If Since I couldn't get it to shine on its own, It'll be added to my beautiful collection of theories. The Theory Collectives Collection. read the next post to see the draft in depth.

Hope you all enjoy ✌

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