If you could choose one subgenre to be completely revitalized by a new gen and made relevant again

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  • ICEMAN KIR

    shoegaze is like every zoomer’s favourite rock subgenre

    well if its already bacc then they must not be doin it right cus ive heard no noise about it

  • babylon sherm

    What would you choose? I’d like to see Gen Alpha bring back Little Richard-style music, but not update it in any way

    Real but extremely unlikely

  • humey

    nigga wants wop, bop, baloou, bop! Til Tok’s

  • Cloud Rap

  • Lysergic mind expanding folk rock needs to make a comeback

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    none of them, we don’t need them old niggas

  • Valentine

    none of them, we don’t need them old niggas

    Why are you lying

  • babylon sherm

    What would you choose? I’d like to see Gen Alpha bring back Little Richard-style music, but not update it in any way

    would love to see a Disco resurgence

    I feel like people do play with the sound a bit but it's all in pop structures, there's no dance breaks

  • Tiigre

    always found this interesting

    Billy Corgan’s rock and rap theory is the idea that the decline of rock music’s mainstream cultural dominance was not an organic shift, but a deliberate, industry-manufactured push that began in the late 1990s.

    Marginalized Rock Stars: Corgan claims that the industry deliberately "dialed down" the ability of rock musicians to have a voice and cultural influence.

    I mean yeah

    Labels literally shifted all gears to Rap for mainstream in especially the 2000s after Pac n Big died, and Rock was fighting for its life in the 1990s with popularity and the labels starting the steps to shift their business and pipeline setup focus to Rap that fully came to fruition in the early 2000s - this is legit fact too

    It's why you'll hear the comparison of what is happening to Rap since 2023/2024 is like what Rap did to Rock - Rap strangled Rock in the 90s then completely phased it out in the 2000s - just like Rap is being strangled now and labels have already announced they're done signing a lot of rappers after their Covid round signing and have shifted focus to country and various dance genres artists (and of course pop will always be part of the convo no matter what)

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