Vivaldi's business model was primarily Patreon. He also had a steady side hustle teaching music and composing for the local orphanage's renowned orchestra and

Vivaldi's business model was primarily Patreon. He also had a steady side hustle teaching music and composing for the local orphanage's renowned orchestra and choir. #SoPure Vivaldi first went viral with his album "The Harmonic Inspiration." He'd regularly dedicate his content to his top-tier subscribers, among them celebrities and members of the 1%. His best-known work, the chart-topping "Four Seasons," is considered classic even to this day. @TheRedPriest (as Vivaldi was known) was censored for airing LGBT content and was cancelled by his employer; luckily both situations were quickly reversed in his favor. While Vivaldi undoubtedly became an influencer (of J.S. Bach in particular), during his life he often wasn't trending with the right demographics. One time he had to sell NFT-equivalents of his work at the market low just to move back to Vienna. Shortly thereafter his lead investor got cold feet and went belly up; without financial support, Vivaldi soon died poor. Edit: whoops name collision my bad.