The Death of the Song of the Summer: TikTok, Concert Prices & Culture Shifts

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Rhythm and Rhymes

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Rhythm & Rhymes is your global hub for all black music. From discussing new releases and trends to exploring the business side of music, we provide dynamic & enlightening perspectives. Join us as we explore the connections between the past and present, unearthing the stories that have profoundly shaped our diverse musical landscape. Get ready to embark on a rhythmic journey that celebrates black music's powerful legacy and evolving influence worldwide.

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The Death of the Song of the Summer: TikTok, Concert Prices & Culture Shifts

Rhythm and Rhymes

29 minutes 4 seconds

1 month ago

The Death of the Song of the Summer: TikTok, Concert Prices & Culture Shifts

The Rhythm & Rhymes Podcast is back with another cultural deep dive — this time we’re breaking down why the “song of the summer” doesn’t exist anymore and how TikTok changed the entire music economy without boosting streams.

We also react to Live Nation’s CEO claiming concerts are “underpriced”, debate whether that’s cap or facts, and talk about the return of house parties as real culture moves offline again.