What will happen to them once that paywall (that no one will pay for) goes up?
What will happen to them once that paywall (that no one will pay for) goes up?
Nathaniel Allen
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Jaxon Davis
What paywall?
Mason Thomas
p4k dies a swift and merciful death
Juan Jackson
Their readership and cultural influence will drop off pretty quickly. They will probably make more money for a little while off of their more dedicated readers. After a few years, those readers wall slowly fall away and Conde Nast will remove the paywall. At this point, few will care about Pitchfork anymore and they will forever fade into relative obscurity and mediocrity.
Jaxon Watson
>Pitchfork putting their shitposts about fragile masculinity and the unbearable whiteness of indie behind a paywall.
Good.
You know, I'd care if they were still any good but it's obvious that ever since Conde Nast bought them out, they've been shit anyway so whatever.
Charles Diaz
>pitchfork
>good
>ever
Adrian Scott
>1999
Charles Foster
Pitchfork was unironically kino until about 2013.
Jaxon Murphy
they went to shit as soon as they stopped doing their classic series
Jacob Wright
...no it wasn't
Ethan Hall
>Bitchfork
Levi Morgan
A bunch of music nerds are going to learn to code.
Joseph Foster
I doubt it will actually happen. P4k is way too popular and nobody is going to pay for it, it would be a horrible business move.
Jaxson Lopez
Can't imagine it happening but I hope it does. Can't wait for them to die.
Jaxon Jones
hahahaha, is this serious?
nobody visists that website anymore
thats why they are going broke, no ad revenue
this is too good
Eli Kelly
>coping this hard
Too late to start talking about horrible business moods. gg no redo, faggot
Lucas Rodriguez
Kek
Grayson Morales
>1999
Christian Moore
>2.0
Based 1999 Pitchfork
Cooper James
>no one will pay for
That doesn't fucking matter. They are already subsidized by Conde Nast. They aren't going anywhere.
Carter Richardson
Appropriate score. The first 3 songs and the title track are the only good songs on the album. The rest is awful filler shit
Joshua Fisher
Finally. Someone else gets it. They were still helping out indie bands in around 2013. Then around mid 2013 they started shitting on alot of them and denouncing them like every artist that was signed to Captured Tracks. 2015 was the last good P4k festival too.