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In the late 20th century
music became the go to entertainment for the life of the party industry, and most didn't realize that such a fantastic experience would eventually transform into something less profitable for the music artists. Some artists for example Snoop Dogg, Neyo, Nadine Shah, Tracy Chapman, Billy Joel, and others have declared that a stake within the music industry as an artist is worthless. It has been reported that 72% of those musical artists are not earning an income from their concert tours as record labels' contracts require more money from the artist's sales, and performance earnings.

As of 2025, more entertainers are signing contracts for brand deals, and corporate marketing segmentation for consumers. The actor Kieran Culkin that will star in a new Hunger Games sequel: Sunrise on the Reaping had a voice cameo in a Super Bowl 2025 commercial; he won an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in the 2024 film called A Real Pain.

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When artists earn less than a penny on the U.S. dollar for streaming on digital service providers platforms, and tours become mostly unprofitable, many artists choose other alternatives to earn an income to pay basic expenses. The band Dashade Music has written a book called Men Like Gettin Head!: Dashade Music Empire available on Barnes and Noble company online. It seems as if the adult industry is still profitable. The newspaper Art Daily reported that the legal adult industry will earn $96.2 billion by the year 2032.

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