Likely a reference to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ant_and_the_Grasshopper
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It's certainly that. In fact as a French I didn't even realize people might not recognize the tale. Makes sense that not everyone was exposed to it the way we were though.
La Fontaine's version of this is commonly taught to little kids, along others like the Fox and the Crow or the Wolf and the Lamb.
Funny how today it reads more as a response to AI generated music.
It basically is. The ants used to do the work now the grasshoppers own the means of production so while they were the better workers they aren't getting the value.
So now the grasshoppers can play around and even generate garbage based on past work without any need for workers. No need to put effort of foresight just like before though. We don't need the labor so that labor should be put into arts but they can't even get that.
Music studio?