While "big ass" is subjective, in the media and entertainment industry, this usually refers to conglomerates with massive market capitalization, extensive intellectual property (IP) libraries, and global influence.
Here is an informative guide to the titans of the industry, categorized by their primary business models.
External Resource: For a live, community-driven version of this "Big Ass List," check out IMDb’s Top 250 or HowLongToBeat’s Most Popular.
The Core: Discuss their recent projects, such as the See You Next Year album in partnership with Pigeons & Planes. Highlight their focus on "artist-first" services and interactive marketing plans, like the contest that offered a $50,000 prize for fans.
The article could explore these companies in more depth, discussing their histories, successes, and challenges, as well as the impact they have on the industry and popular culture.
- The biggest of the big. Home to artists like Taylor Swift, Drake, and The Beatles (corporate side).
- Pop Music: Artists like Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber have dominated the charts with their catchy hits.
- Hip-Hop/Rap: Musicians like Kendrick Lamar, Cardi B, and Travis Scott have pushed the boundaries of lyrical storytelling.
- Bollywood Soundtracks: Indian film music has gained global recognition, with composers like A.R. Rahman and Pritam creating iconic scores.
Guest Appearances: Shows across the Asia-Pacific and North American legs often feature high-profile guests like Don Toliver. 2. "Big Ass" Branding and Creative Media