Atlantic Records Accused of Unleashing Bots to Juice Don Toliver’s Video

The remark area for Don Toliver‘s brand-new video checks out like a Russian Bot Farm — a minimum of that’s what the web believes … implicating his label of trying to juice his statistics.

Here’s the offer … Atlantic Records is under fire on Twitter, with a load of individuals checking out into the engagement numbers for a lot of its artists — particularly, on YouTube, where some seem like the information ratios for brand-new tasks simply aren’t accumulating (likes to views, and so on.)

DT’s video for his tune “Do It Right” — which was published simply a couple of days back — is the prime example being raised up on the bird app as expected proof of fakery that’s declared to be afoot … most significantly, in the remarks, where numerous see indications of fake fans.

You can go inspect it out on your own — there are a lot of oddly composed remarks that have actually flooded this upload in the previous 2 days, with increasingly more gathering with odd spelling, non-traditional capitalization and grammatical mistakes. Others make no sense at all.

Plus, there are a lot of remarks that have actually published absolutely nothing however emojis, which are likewise apparently jumbled together at random. When you click some of these profiles, it appears like their accounts are reasonably brand-new and have just one remark … for Don’s ‘DIR’ video.

Indeed … it definitely encounters as unusual, and some — consisting of media character DJ Akademiks — have actually made straight-out accusations of this occurring on a mass scale at Atlantic.

There are other Atlantic artists who have actually been lumped into this phenomenon, and none appear to have actually resolved it right now … consisting of Toliver. It’s worth keeping in mind — while some point to the remarks and apparently uneven engagement statistics by themselves as evidence, there’s no genuine cigarette smoking weapon that we can discover. This primarily quantities to individuals hypothesizing and thinking.