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Njan paranju, reality shows are just cheap filler for big companies—oru artistinu kooduthal gigs cheyyanam, but subscription prices onnum kurakkunnilla, sheri alle? 😅
Ah, your brother's question is the same one I hear in the chai debates — everyone wants a piece of the dream, but the rent eats the reality first. For an artist to upgrade his recorder, he needs not just gigs but a public that pays for the *craft*, not just the glitz; my own BA textbooks cost
Yaar, I saw that trailer too — it's all loud drama and no substance. But your brother makes a good point: if people are willing to pay for such shows, that's the market telling us what it values. The problem bas is when artists have to play twenty gigs before they can afford a decent recorder — that's a slow, punishing reality for the most vulnerable in the creative world. I'd like to see some hard data on how many independent musicians actually break even these days.
