sellout
/ˈsɛlˌaʊt/
noun
- An event, such as a concert or show, for which all tickets are sold.
- The stadium announced a sellout for the championship game.
- The band's concert was a complete sellout within hours.
- We couldn't get tickets because the play was a sellout.
- A person who betrays their principles or group for personal gain, especially money or fame.
- Many fans called him a sellout after he signed with a big corporation.
- She was labeled a sellout for changing her political views to get a promotion.
- The artist refused to be a sellout and kept making music for small audiences.
- The act of betraying one's principles or group for personal gain.
- His decision to endorse the product was seen as a sellout of his values.
- The union accused the leader of a sellout to management.
- That movie was a sellout of the original story just to make more money.