Holy shit this site just posted their SECOND front page piece clearly written by this plant's PR team in a year...

>Around this time, a post appeared on Reddit accusing Cottrill of being an “industry plant”—a phrase sometimes lobbed at young, almost-always-female musicians in an effort to undermine their talent. The supposed evidence behind the claim involved the fact that her father, Geoff, a former chief marketing officer at Converse, had worked with the agency Cornerstone, for which Cohen is the co-CEO. As Cottrill she sees it, she was given the opportunity to sign a deal that would allow her to grow as an artist more than as a commodity; many others are not so lucky. So, at the end of her freshman year of college, she packed up her dorm room, donated half of her closet, put the rest in a suitcase, and flew to Texas for her first tour, supporting pop breakout Dua Lipa.

Am I missing something here? So they just confirm the substance of the allegation and do nothing to counter it?

>substance of the allegation
>people with connections have advantages
oh wow what a truly intellectual conclusion. go outside incel. have sex

>have sex
frickin this so much

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Yasss you teach 'em gurl

But she has something to prove.

Why do you even read that garbage?

Me. It's funny to read.

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Something

>About a year before “Pretty Girl,” Cottrill was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, a condition marked by swelling and inflammation of the joints. In Cottrill’s case, her knees were affected most, and when she would work on music in her bedroom, her legs would lock into stiff planks as she waited for her drum machine to record. At school, she was excused from gym and given an elevator pass that she always felt guilty using. Instead, she would struggle up the stairs, sobbing, telling herself that since her illness was invisible, it wasn’t “real” enough. Right now, as she tours throughout the country, she still doesn’t have 100 percent mobility back—don’t even get her started on her knees—but she says she’s doing a lot better.

omg shes so effing brave

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>as she waited for her drum machine to record.
lmao. this plant and its lies.

>At school, she was excused from gym and given an elevator pass that she always felt guilty using. Instead, she would struggle up the stairs, sobbing, telling herself that since her illness was invisible, it wasn’t “real” enough.
lol what a dumb bitch

>omg shes so effing brave
She is tho

>breakout Dua Lipa.
ah yes, the breakout star dua lipa, who much like claire was besmirched by WHITE MEN because her father is Founder/CEO of REPUBLIKA Communications Agency, Sunny Hill Festival Director and Sunny Hill Foundation President, which OBVIOUSLY had nothing to do with her success.

republika.tv/
Seriously? that fucking web design is supposed to get you business? It's all fucking blood money. You don't do hotpink on yellow like that for your contact info if you actually want people to contact you.

Also fuck Mitski and her corrupt Yakuza state dept. father.

Why do you care

>juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
>Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), is the most common form of arthritis in children and adolescents. Juvenile, in this context, refers to an onset before age 16,
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juvenile_idiopathic_arthritis
Way to pick a undiagnosed and easily fabricated illness, Claire. I hope I get to bleed your family dry for my student loan payments.

>At school, she was excused from gym and given an elevator pass that she always felt guilty using. Instead, she would struggle up the stairs, sobbing, telling herself that since her illness was invisible, it wasn’t “real” enough.

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or she’s popular and pitchfork is reporting on it?

>The album begins with a stark account of a particularly dark adolescent moment, on a song called “Alewife.” In quietly poetic terms, it describes a time when eighth-grade Claire considered taking her own life. “There was a night where I didn’t see any worth in myself,” she cautiously explains. “I was on the verge of going around the house and trying to figure out what I could do. I never left my bed, but in my mind I was going insane.” Cottrill describes the track as a love song to her friend Alexa, who she called that evening when she was at her lowest, and who was so worried that she called the police. “Alewife” candidly outlines what happened next: “They showed up to my door/My parents didn’t know what for/Swear I could have done it/If you weren’t there when I hit the floor.” “It’s important for me to talk about it,” says Cottrill. “It’s a part of me that really was there, and it terrifies me that that could have happened. But now I can confidently say that I’m living the life I really wanted to live when I was in eighth grade, so it feels good that I held out.”

hasn't this gurl suffered enough. just buy her album already you incels.

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Just head on over to Pitchfork and give it some ad reven- uh I mean a click

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i couldn't even read this past the first few sentences. i hate it