Mar 19·2 replies
Jim HalpertAffordable for who? You don’t own any of it and are paying a lifetime fee
With the amount of music I consume I end up saving money in the long run as opposed to having to buy each individual piece of art
- Mar 19·1 reply
OVOGlobetrotterDude has unlimited access to music from anyone at any time ever and thinks music has somehow gotten worse over time? People hate agency they don’t wanna pick the song they just want a song and to be told to like it
Where are you getting that I don’t choose what I listen to?
You have access BASED on your location and what these companies allow you to have access to
For a monthly lifetime fee.
Mar 19·1 replyElementalWith the amount of music I consume I end up saving money in the long run as opposed to having to buy each individual piece of art
See?
Mar 19·1 replyamericanaStreaming has absolutely led to everything being short form to increase engagement and thus money
Personal attachment to art that existed with physical media just can’t exist in a world where something “better” always exist for each varied moment
Thanks to streaming, there are people making all kinds of music, go listen to the thousands of people who still make long songs, or take advantage of the freedom streaming gives you to go and listen to music you might never have discovered before from old era
- Mar 19americana
Streaming has absolutely led to everything being short form to increase engagement and thus money
Personal attachment to art that existed with physical media just can’t exist in a world where something “better” always exist for each varied moment
Agree currently streams (for music) are set at 30. Seconds I think even raising this to 1:45. Would get us closer to longer form content and longer songs again
- Mar 19·1 reply
Free YoungBoyThe “computer” just says you listen to x artist, other people who listen to x artist also like Y and Z artist, so we’ll recommend you Y and Z.
That’s essentially what the algorithm is. Idk why yall try to make it out to be some boogie man.
That’s better than some suit at a label dictating what everyone hears
I’m saying it’s time well spent to research what you like on your own and get to now albums for weeks at a time
Access to everything ever (for a monthly lifetime fee) doesn’t extend itself to that.
Stankie 🪑Mar 19ElementalYou’ve turned into a complete dumbass since coming back from your homophobia/transphobia ban. Just saying s*** to say s***. I’m with @Stankie when it comes to u now lol
Cook.
He’s the worst user on this site
- Mar 19americana
See?
Make your point
- Mar 19Free YoungBoy
The “computer” just says you listen to x artist, other people who listen to x artist also like Y and Z artist, so we’ll recommend you Y and Z.
That’s essentially what the algorithm is. Idk why yall try to make it out to be some boogie man.
That’s better than some suit at a label dictating what everyone hears
- Mar 19·3 repliesElemental
With the amount of music I consume I end up saving money in the long run as opposed to having to buy each individual piece of art
How much is streaming monthly? Multiplied by 70 years and add in increases when they realize you don’t own anything
- Mar 19·3 repliesyour fav gal
Thanks to streaming, there are people making all kinds of music, go listen to the thousands of people who still make long songs, or take advantage of the freedom streaming gives you to go and listen to music you might never have discovered before from old era
Proving my point
“Why love somethingr when you have everything?” Is the calling cry of every person who thinks streaming is the fundamental ideal situation
But that’s not as great as it seems
- Mar 19·2 repliesJim Halpert
Where are you getting that I don’t choose what I listen to?
You have access BASED on your location and what these companies allow you to have access to
For a monthly lifetime fee.
I’ve had Apple Music since its release and have paid it every month and it’s still not even close to what I would’ve paid for all the music I consume
- Mar 19·1 replyamericana
Proving my point
“Why love somethingr when you have everything?” Is the calling cry of every person who thinks streaming is the fundamental ideal situation
But that’s not as great as it seems
Im crine bro, its so easy to see who is under 25 and not
- Mar 19americana
Proving my point
“Why love somethingr when you have everything?” Is the calling cry of every person who thinks streaming is the fundamental ideal situation
But that’s not as great as it seems
They are brainwashed.
Mar 19
DuddasWho cares. Where’s the announcement
Wild how many people who purportedly hate the music in here talking about wanting the music 😂
Fr tho Need some info expeditiously or we're cooked
- Mar 19·1 reply
The only way streaming works is if you have a mindset that prioritizes consumption over appreciation
Mar 19·2 repliesElementalYou’ve turned into a complete dumbass since coming back from your homophobia/transphobia ban. Just saying s*** to say s***. I’m with @Stankie when it comes to u now lol
2 losers glazing each other cause they hate a random dude they never met and only know by profile name
Jesus Christ. lemme know why dudes were posting abuser Manziel then we can talk lmfao- Mar 19·1 replyOVOGlobetrotter
I’ve had Apple Music since its release and have paid it every month and it’s still not even close to what I would’ve paid for all the music I consume
How would you know?
- Mar 19your fav gal
Im crine bro, its so easy to see who is under 25 and not
Im neither
- Mar 19·1 replyJim Halpert
How would you know?
One album = 13 dollars
- Mar 19·2 repliesJim Halpert
How much is streaming monthly? Multiplied by 70 years and add in increases when they realize you don’t own anything
Like $15 a month I think. Paying around a lunch a month to have access to an endless catalogue of music I love is a great deal. News flash, none of us “own” anything in this life if you provide the same level of scrutiny. With the amount of music I have downloaded, it would have costed 10x the amount I have paid from my years of Apple Music subscription
- Mar 19Duddas
Who cares. Where’s the announcement
Ain’t no album we’re discussing brain rot in here.
- Mar 19your fav gal
One album = 13 dollars
Not true.
- Mar 19·1 replyJim Halpert
I’m saying it’s time well spent to research what you like on your own and get to now albums for weeks at a time
Access to everything ever (for a monthly lifetime fee) doesn’t extend itself to that.
Yes I agree but I don’t think streaming is what’s keeping people from doing that.
I had streaming for most of my high school career and I’ve probably discovered more genres, artists, etc than I would have if I didn’t have streaming.
I will agree that you’re more likely to sit with an album if you use to buy it vs just streaming it
- Mar 19Elemental
Like $15 a month I think. Paying around a lunch a month to have access to an endless catalogue of music I love is a great deal. News flash, none of us “own” anything in this life if you provide the same level of scrutiny. With the amount of music I have downloaded, it would have costed 10x the amount I have paid from my years of Apple Music subscription
Dont just think of it in terms of America; I dont live in America, and here streaming is dirt cheap.