The Real Reason Tommy Richman Blew Up

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[Dodong]

Bro every single underground artist that has a huge hit is automatically called an “industry plant” 😂😂😂

[normharr]

All of the stuff he’s dropped recently has been sick, definitely earned his fame and not at all an industry plant

[brendolbreadwar]

People do crave new sounds, that's the reason things go viral in the first place, even if it's only a little different. The difference is still what makes you. But the similarities also make you. It's a balancing act.

[DukesMusic]

Everything you're saying about consumer culture and people craving familiarity is FACTS. Well said bro

[kidmico]

im thirsty cause you didn't remind me to drink water

[CFOGraylineryt]

He sounds more like Pharrell than anyone else to be honest

[king-ewjl]

I don’t think people want something new / underground, they want the glory of discovering an underground artist and putting their friend on. I’ve been a big fan of a metal group for awhile, and then they blew up on TikTok. Now, people who know I listen to metal try and put me on to the group I already know.

I appreciate the sentiment of it, but it seems like it’s like clock work for everyone. (4batz, Tommy Richman, David Kushner, etc)

[Starnexa]

unrelated but MAVI is extremely underrated lmao let the sun talk was def best of 2019

[djcj]

LOVE content like this from you. Thanks Pat!

[Gg]

Patrick you sounded like you've been itching to tell thr world how similar we think and act whilst we tell ourselves "we are special" 😅

[Thipe]

this video is absolutely insane, when I read in your newsletter that an artist doesn't need to be original I didn't want to believe it but this vid made me open my eyes.

[u.b.o.n.g]

Idc if he’s an industry plant. But “Devil is a liar” and “last nite” are the best things to hit my ears this summer!

[parkerjamieson]

Great video Patrick. I'm a long time fan, been watching since before the pandemic. A lot of great info here, I'm loving the progress you're making in music marketing and if you eventually go into that lane more heavily I think you could end up managing or being A&R for a real hitmaker. With how technology, the entertainment industry, and our culture as a whole are steadily evolving, I can't wait to see what you make happen man.

[imvrvvr]

I started listening to Tommy Richmann few months back, his Alligator album is one of my favourites. He been grinding since forever so I feel he deserves all of the attention.

[FangMania]

Spotify n youtube reels were shoving down my throat....with 'i ain't represent baby' 😂

[jvc]

I want to point out that Tommy’s sound isn’t really original. Just that he blew up with that sound that nobody is accustomed to hearing. There’s a lot of Cali sound to it. Can tell with the lowriders in the music videos. Some artists with a similar sound probably has to be Ramirez, Domsta, and even a few of Pouya’s songs.

[Yek.Wollem]

Im a Music major and its sad but also cool to see ole Pat cc putting more game out on the industry then most schooling can get you...

[jwizdum]

Honestly think the beat choice was a HUGE part of why people like it. The snare and the overall bounce is on point.

[DannyGunners]

I was lucky enough to find him on Spotify. Replay multiple Times Million Dollar Baby at the gym. Really deserving and I hope he keeps that momentum

[jakewinter]

Tunecore literally lets you choose what Spotify genre each of your songs categorizes into