sellout
/ˈsɛlaʊt/Definitions
1. noun
A person who betrays their principles, friends, or community for personal gain or advantage
“The rock star was accused of being a sellout for promoting a brand of energy drinks.”
2. noun
A performer who is considered to be a commercial failure or a disappointment in terms of artistic value
“The sellout performance was met with a lukewarm response from critics.”
3. verb
To betray one’s principles, friends, or community for personal gain or advantage
“The politician was accused of selling out to the special interests.”
4. verb
To compromise one’s artistic vision or integrity for commercial gain
“The artist was criticized for selling out by creating a line of merchandise.”