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How do people with pseudonym names get verified on social media?

Specifically looking into Instagram; I have been wondering this for a while.

How do you get officially verified with a blue check on social media while using an "artist name" or pseudonym names? Popular examples are musicians and other artists that have "stage names" but that's obviously not their real name.

I realize not everybody can be verified, even if you are an artist. I'm sure Instagram looks for credible artists with a consistent following, small or large, but consistent (don't hold me to this, I could be wrong).

I follow very small musicians and artists with less than 5K follower who are currently verified. I am an artist but my Instagram name is not my real name. I am not really pretending to be someone else in the sense of identity fraud. It is simply the name I work under while creating artwork (I have a personal account and also an art account. I however do not want to verify my personal account, only my art account.)

The prompt for submitting approval does not have much room for explanation, it simply wants to match your ID to your social media name, which mine clearly does not.

Might seem like a silly question; it's clear that people can prove who they are, but how does an artistusing a stage name get verified? Do I need websites and multiple social media links?

Thank you in advance

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