“It Was Low-Effort TikTok Posts that Were Used to Boost the Algorithm”: Geese Had Their Own Doubts About How ‘Real’ Their Fans Actually Were
Cameron Winter said the band thought the whole thing was fake before learning the campaign used low-effort TikTok posts, not bots or fake fans.
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“It was low-effort TikTok posts that were used to boost the algorithm”: Geese had their own doubts about how ‘real’ their fans actually were
Geese have responded to accusations that have been floating around for the past few months that they are ‘industry plants’ or part of a major label ‘psyop’.Yes, daft as it may seem, this moderately successful New York indie band have been accused of being part of a dastardly psychological operation to use social media to create fake fans and thus a buzz around the band. The allegations stemmed from Geese’s relationship with PR firm Chaotic Good.…
Interesting article by Rolling Stone, then taken up by many other American and non-American publications, in which the Geese have a chat with Simon Vozick-Levinson. A salient point touches the alleged help of a marketing agency called Chaotic Good to the success of the band, creating false fans accounts on social media. Polemica that was born [...]
Geese Address The Psyop Allegations
After experiencing one of the most significant rock-band breakouts in recent memory over the past couple years, Geese are the subject of a new Rolling Stone cover story by esteemed journalist and friend of the site Simon Vozick-Levinson. You should read it, but I’m going to pass along a couple choice tidbits regarding the psyop…
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