MPLS.TV is a locally produced media collective dedicated to providing entertaining and insightful content to Minneapolis through 264 videos viewed over 1.8 million times online. The document discusses how in the modern age, content distributed through social media and online platforms like YouTube can drive popularity for artists like Odd Future, Rebecca Black, and The Weeknd. It provides examples of low-cost or free tools for developing content across music, video, websites and social media.
4. MPLS.TV is a locally produced, cultural outlet run by a collective of creative individuals dedicated to redefining local television by providing entertaining and insightful content to Minneapolis and beyond.
14. Since 2008, Odd Future have released no fewer than 12 full-length albums, as well as assorted between-releases singles-- all available free on their Tumblr.
17. A pair of iTunes singles, "Yonkers" and "Sandwitches," were made available just days before the "Fallon" appearance, and are the only pieces of music available from the camp at retail. The songs (credited to Tyler, the Creator) have sold 12,000 and 6,000 units, respectively so far.
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19. "A record label doesn't necessarily have pole position. Creative control and freedom come first. Going forward, successful artists will be ones fully immersed in the intellectual property of their lifestyle. " -David Airaudi, Odd Future’s Manager