>broad City season 4 >Netflix movie about Jim Carey >Dave

conde nasty

>>75139612
clicks = $

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They are going down the same road of decay MTV did
>start off as cool hip white music website
>start shoving niggers and pop music into everything
>start talking about shit that isnt even music
>one day there is no music at all
>slowly die and fall into irrelevancy

>>75139612
They sold out to the big boys a few years ago. It's been a slow creep but they've gone full $$$

>>75139612
Pitchfork is literally a clickbait site disguised with music reviews. This is what happens when you join a conglomerate and get access to their funding, they force you to change the dynamic of your site and what it represents. It wasn't a coincidence that many of the core staff like Brandon Stosuy left after the sale or went back to freelancing like Ian Cohen did, they wanted no part in working for something that corporate. Ryan Schreiber stopped writing reviews over a decade ago so he doesn't give a shit what happens to the site, he's only interested in the money.

What is the new tastemaker?

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>>75140847
DELETE THIS RIGHT FUCKING NOW

https://pitchfork.com/news/apple-announces-new-iphone-x/

pitchfork constantly shills for this chicago rich kid/son of an ex-obama aide/rahm emmanuel appointee "chance the rapper" industry plant for the chicago connections and $$$.
>https://pitchfork.com/search/more/?query=chance%20the%20rapper&filter=news

pretty sad to see tbqh

>>75141308

yea srsly wtf?

conde nast was a mistake

what did chapelle say?

they're trending towards homogenized mass media because they've been on a conglomerate that disseminates it since 2015

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cond%C3%A9_Nast

>Print
Vogue
W
Glamour
Allure
Teen Vogue
GQ
GQ Style
Architectural Digest
Brides
Golf Digest
Bon Appétit
Condé Nast Traveler
Vanity Fair
The New Yorker
Wired
>Digital
Ars Technica
Backchannel
Epicurious
Golf World
Pitchfork
Self
The Scene

pitchfork was grooming itself for buyout for years and lost its integrity in the process, these past few months of pop culture reporting have just been a confirmation of what's been painfully obvious for awhile now

this was the last breath of old p4k:
https://pitchfork.com/features/resonant-frequency/9730-a-glitch-in-time-how-ovals-1995-ambient-masterpiece-predicted-our-digital-present/

>>75140847
HOLY FUCK IS THAT REALLY TON?