> artist starts making moves against -original- fan base's interest for the sake of larger financial success
Much like hollywood white-washing. Why not complain about this kind of thing? Framing it as "original- fans get mad at their success" is not correct - fans are mad that the product changed; They are mad the artist chose not to fight for the integrity of the product, and just took the money straight away.
You equate success with watering down the product, but it doesn't have to be that way. Plenty of artist have fought before.
Much like hollywood white-washing. Why not complain about this kind of thing? Framing it as "original- fans get mad at their success" is not correct - fans are mad that the product changed; They are mad the artist chose not to fight for the integrity of the product, and just took the money straight away.
You equate success with watering down the product, but it doesn't have to be that way. Plenty of artist have fought before.