Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "KATSEYE - INTERNET GIRL"

Starting point is 00:00:03 Now, of course, throwing out the industry plant term is not something I like to do often, especially when industry plant is meant to discredit all of the work that that particular artist put in. But ladies and gentlemen, safe to say, my cat's eye coverage, which, you know, shout to the support. I don't know if it was the cat's eye fans or just the haters or whatever, but in general, that segment did phenomenal. Now, the reason why I'm saying that, because I'm back again. Not by choice because, you know, I don't prefer to speak this way towards artists or individuals. But the main thing I was wanting to let you know is that keeping it eight more than 92 is what is going to propel this podcast to keep doing phenomenal on the charts. With shout out to y'all.

Starting point is 00:00:54 Anyway, with that disclaimer out the way, the main thing I was trying to say is this group is essentially completely an industry plant. You guys. See, that's the problem. As if you don't know how this even worked, in 2021, an industry came together, right? Had worldwide auditions. What does this sounding like? Y'all let me know. Receiving over 120,000 applications from these 20.

Starting point is 00:01:22 20 finalists were selected. But no, that's not it. Hold them now. Then the contestants competed in a reality show called the debut. dream academy. Now the show premiered September 1st, 2023, ran for like 12 weeks. Contestants was from

Starting point is 00:01:41 all type of different countries, right? And essentially, after that show, the judges, from the conglomerate, from the company, from the industry trying to plant something, they picked 10

Starting point is 00:01:56 girls and then narrowed it down to six, to the final six and then after that after they completed the lineup like in august 2024 right they started putting out music ladies and gentlemen and you know some would say well what's wrong with that you know if you're a company with a lot of resources and revenue why wouldn't you go the route to finding the talent that you need to make you a lot of money right instead the way that they did it is literally the definition of industry plant you got

Starting point is 00:02:33 See, that's the problem. As out of 120,000 applications, they picked six women in the conclusion of, you know, the process to basically the the, the prepping and the overall trying to see if there was a fit for the company, right? After they found their final six in August 2024, do you want to know what happened since? since then, not only already out here collabing with Netflix's shows as far as Pop Star Academy, not only is this particular group rising on the charts. And interestingly enough, has a lot of radio airplay, right? But basically, when you look at this and you see how somebody brings a group of girls in, cultivates them into their environment, puts them into the music industry.

Starting point is 00:03:39 And then now, hold on now, now the up and not only up, they actually won an MTV Award in 2025 for the performance of for the year as far as the track touch. But they're also the nominated in the biggest musical show in the world, which is the Grammys. They're nominated for two Grammys, slated for this February, They're nominated for best pop duo slash group performance and best new artists. You guys. See, that's the problem. If the Grammy board is currently watching this segment, first of all, hi.

Starting point is 00:04:24 Second of all, what in the world makes it to where you can have a whole company put out 120,000, applications have a whole industry plant and then them be accepted in the cultural landscape of the Grammys. I just don't understand the whole objective award show dignifying a literal industry plant. And before y'all say, I'm hating, right? The main thing I would propose is groups like this that is formed by conglomerates with billions of resources, right? They should literally have the own category. Y'all want to know what that category is called? No, no, do they really want to know what that category is called?

Starting point is 00:05:12 Let me let y'all know what that category is called right now. Y'all should label that category and the street plant of the year. And ladies and gentlemen, I'm literally only covering them again because not only did they not go away because of course you have other things like a major gaming collab with ride games, which is, you know, the publisher of Valerant. So they have a track with Valeran. They created a whole cinematic hype film and the remix of their track, MIA. And now you realize that one of their members is a Valerant player, safe to say,

Starting point is 00:05:52 You guys. We have one of the biggest, most egregious examples of an industry plant and everybody's ignoring it. Whole time everybody wanted to shame, don't you, for being an industry plant even though she came up out of the mud? and nobody wants to talk about cat's eye literally being put together by conglomerates and then they not only not even a year later up for two Grammy Awards ladies and gentlemen we have lost the plot but then you know what I'm saying I was like damn look at the state of hip hop like what's going on so that being said click my link in my bio let me know one of my social medias obviously I didn't want to talk about the music

Starting point is 00:06:30 because I think I honestly believe they should be in a whole other category as far as success like industry plan at a year i'm i'm not joking when i say the the grammy board needs to consider that as an actual category but if you just want to know like you know let me let me be fair so for the cat side fans out there that was actually one to know um internet girl by cat's i currently just came out it came out uh january 2nd so like 12 days ago and essentially speaking it's doing phenomenal, well, objectively speaking, is doing phenomenal on the charts. It's currently the 29th most play track in the world.

Starting point is 00:07:09 I don't know. Let me look. Okay, so future chart predictions slated for January 24th, basically has internet girls slated to be, I don't see it. I know it's on here. I'm not even trying to be funny.

Starting point is 00:07:26 Let me see if I can find it. It's slated to be, actually, I really don't, I don't see it. I see Gabrielle by Catside. Slated to be the 22nd most play track in the world. I don't see internet girl. But as far as as of right now, as of right now,

Starting point is 00:07:42 it's currently the 29th most played track in the world. But, you know, for future chart predictions, it's not even showing in the top 50, which means it could be in the top 100. You never know how far it slid down until the rest of the list is showcase. But the other track by Katzai is gnarly.

Starting point is 00:07:58 That's the 89th most played track currently. And then Gabrielle, which is the 21st most played track in the world. So technically, is the most successful track from Katzai right now. So anyways, just wanted to get some objective coverage. So you don't think I'm just completely hating. I'm just trying to keep it.

Starting point is 00:08:14 Ain't more than 92. So anyways, with that being said, click my link through my bio. Let me know on one of my social medias. What do you think about Katzai, the latest track title, Internet Girl? And do you think that this group is the most egregious example of an industry plant that we have in the music industry?

Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "KATSEYE - INTERNET GIRL"

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