sell-outs
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Sell-outs is the plural of sell-out, which has two main senses.
A sell-out is an event for which all tickets have been sold: The concert was a sell-out.
More critically, a sell-out is someone who abandons principles for personal gain—an artist who goes commercial, an activist who joins the establishment: Old fans called her a sell-out after she signed with the major label.
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- venuesSites for events
- concertsLive musical performances
- showsPresents or broadcasts
- arenasEnclosed event venues
stadiums · performances · tours · events · box-office · capacity · crowds · demand
Dominant cultural current
- commercialPaid broadcast promotion
- formulaicFollowing a set template
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
- panderingAppealing to lowest impulses
watered-down · sanitized · corporate · bland · safe · accessible · dumbed-down · inauthentic
Those who commit disloyalty
- turncoatsThose who betray loyalties
- defectorsThose abandoning allegiance
- backstabbersThose who deceive allies
- desertersThose who abandon service
apostates · renegades · quislings · compromisers · opportunists · hypocrites · phonies · fakes
tickets
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arenas · stadiums · performances · tours · events · box-office · capacity · crowds · demand · scalpers
mainstream
Dominant cultural current
- commercialPaid broadcast promotion
- formulaicFollowing a set template
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
pandering · watered-down · sanitized · corporate · bland · safe · accessible · dumbed-down · inauthentic · soulless
traitors
Those who commit disloyalty
- turncoatsThose who betray loyalties
- defectorsThose abandoning allegiance
- backstabbersThose who deceive allies
deserters · apostates · renegades · quislings · compromisers · opportunists · hypocrites · phonies · fakes · abandoners