![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The desire to counsel the industry-naïve as the dizzying cataclysm of fame hits is, even when cast in benevolent terms, good business. The particular perversion of music executives like Cohen is, of course, inextricable from capitalism. “You understand there are a lot of evil forces out here for young kids who have just got on.” ![]() “And I’ve seen it go so haywire so many times that I like to be there to help them understand what’s important,” added Cohen, who was former head of Def Jam Recordings and 300 Entertainment, the label that launched Young Thug, Migos, and Fetty Wap. My perverse interest all my life has been the moment an artist crosses that line from obscurity to celebrity,” said Lyor Cohen, global head of music at YouTube, on The Breakfast Club radio show in August. ![]()
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