Amidst the world of entertainment, Meghan’s ill-fated podcast venture with Lemonade Media continues to be a topic of amusement, albeit at the expense of Lemonade Media’s finances which have suffered a staggering blow of 16 million pounds.
Pouring a substantial sum into a project that failed to even crack the top 200 charts is akin to throwing a grand party without extending invitations – a scenario all too familiar with Meghan.
The narrative of this modern-day tragedy unfolds as Lemonade Media pinned high hopes on their collaboration with the Duchess of Letdown.
Their aim was noble – to broaden access to archetypes for a wider audience.
However, the puzzling aspect arises when one realizes that no Spotify account is necessary to tune in, leaving one to ponder why anyone would choose Lemonade over other options.
Reports from The Express indicate that Lemonade Media could face a significant financial setback in their ongoing revenue battle against the heavyweight Spotify.
Rewinding to the time when Harry and Meghan decided to step back from their royal duties and venture into various deals in the United States, they landed a lucrative £188 million deal with Spotify for their podcast series.
Unfortunately, the project floundered after just one season, failing to capture the audience’s interest despite the involvement of prominent figures like Serena Williams and Mariah Carey.
Surprisingly, Meghan announced a renewed partnership with Lemonade Media for fresh content this year, a move met with little anticipation – a twist in the plot that caught many off guard.
While the Spotify deal presented a golden opportunity, speculations suggest that Meghan’s latest collaboration might only amount to a mere fraction of the initial jackpot, potentially plummeting from £188 million to a paltry £1.9 million, marking a significant devaluation.
The narrative takes a more intricate turn or perhaps loses some of its weight at this juncture.
For avid Apple podcast listeners, locating Meghan’s archetypes sans guidance may resemble a challenging game of hide-and-seek without any seekers in sight.
Similarly, platforms like Amazon Music and Audible offer no respite, making it easier to find a needle in a haystack than to navigate through their interfaces for Meghan’s podcast.
The underwhelming three-star rating received by archetypes on Audible, despite the fervent efforts of the Sussex Squad to shower it with glowing five-star reviews, underscores the lackluster reception of Meghan’s audio endeavor.
Despite envisioning herself as the next audio sensation akin to Oprah, Meghan’s podcast journey has been far from successful, revealing a glaring miscalculation on her part regarding her podcast’s appeal.
The claim by the Sussex spokeswoman that Archetypes topped Spotify’s podcast charts was swiftly debunked, with Joe Rogan reigning supreme while Meghan’s moment in the spotlight faded quickly.
The aftermath of Meghan and Harry’s podcast misadventure serves as a cautionary tale on how not to embark on an audio career.
Their series of missteps and financial setbacks serve as a blueprint of what not to do in the realm of media.
As we bid adieu to Archetypes, now consigned to the forgotten podcast graveyard, our thoughts are with Lemonade Media, navigating the aftermath of this failed collaboration.