Here s Why TikTokers Think This Pop-Punk Band Are Industry Plants
On 4/15/21 at 3:17 PM EDT Teenage angst has paid off well, Kurt Cobain sang on the intro track to Nirvana s 1993 album
In Utero, and jaded scenesters weren t the only ones to notice. A new pop-rock band called Tramp Stamps has faced a large amount of backlash on TikTok, as alternative music fans on the app accuse them of being industry plants.
The band s origins are difficult to track down, but the group s first posts on Instagram and TikTok were in November 2020. The band s Facebook page indicates that it was created in October 2020. Twitter indicates that the band s account was created in April 2020.
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New group Tramp Stamps received criticism this week for their song “I’d Rather Die”
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To the untrained eye, the Tramp Stamps might look like any run-of-the-mill Gen Z band you’d come across on TikTok. Boasting turquoise- and fuschia-dyed hair and fishnets with jean shorts, the trio has posted dozens of videos of them performing covers of Avril Lavigne, Wheatus, and songs by other members of the pop-punk canon to their nearly 400,000 followers.
This week, however, the Tramp Stamps became the subject of widespread backlash across TikTok and later, by extension, Twitter and Reddit for allegedly being “industry plants” who have co-opted queer identity and a “punk” aesthetic for their own career gains.
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