Charts/Sales/Streaming numbers as any metric for quality yawn
Stan wars double yawn
Mfs hating on popular artists whether that be a contemporary or legacy act just for the objective of being an "enlightened" smug contrarian with no rationale. these douches can't fathom how ridiculous they look. if you dislike an artist for a reason you can elaborate on then that's logical; otherwise you look like a plumhead.
U2 still being the anti-christ of popular music for apple putting their album on everyone's devices against their will, (despite it was pretty easy to delete and it happened so long ago gas was probably 5 bucks a gallon when it all went down) i just couldn't give a solitary lick of a d*** pause
Lowering the tone of the conversation and diverting the disucssion to some lipstick alley inspired gossip column about the artist rather than the actual art. for instance: Ariana being an alleged "homewrecker" with a history of taking men already in relationships (the queen is above reproach and she gave us sweetener so you can shove your dissent and blow me)
Conversations about how music was better back then acting like s*** didn't stink back in the day is just using this topic as a vehicle to dump on newer artists and focusing on the positive aspects of music history.
A genre of music being dead triple yawn
Yeah the "music was better back in the whatever the f*** era" is definitely the most eyerolling
As if every generation didn't have an ocean of music that sucked total ass. Rose tinted goggles.
Hip-hop dying. Far too many threads on here about this to just rehash the same talking points
Yeah the "music was better back in the whatever the f*** era" is definitely the most eyerolling
As if every generation didn't have an ocean of music that sucked total ass. Rose tinted goggles.
The person who thinks everything bad that happens to their favorite is due some underworld conspiracy
attempting to objectively rank things in a subjective space by disregarding certain statistics
Hip-hop dying. Far too many threads on here about this to just rehash the same talking points
and the metric is always charts/numbers
Yeah the "music was better back in the whatever the f*** era" is definitely the most eyerolling
As if every generation didn't have an ocean of music that sucked total ass. Rose tinted goggles.
THIS OMG. People can’t grasp that they’re perhaps missing context that makes the music good to younger folks. Which doesn’t make the music bad, it makes it different
Yeah the "music was better back in the whatever the f*** era" is definitely the most eyerolling
As if every generation didn't have an ocean of music that sucked total ass. Rose tinted goggles.
No u idiot I just happened to live through the peak of music and became an adult just as it started to suck
Anything that moves from an opinion or debate to “this is a fact and if you’re disagree you’re stupid or don’t know music”
No u idiot I just happened to live through the peak of music and became an adult just as it started to suck
This but unironically
No u idiot I just happened to live through the peak of music and became an adult just as it started to suck
Music was way better when I was 16 and everything was new!
Hip-hop dying. Far too many threads on here about this to just rehash the same talking points
It’s all label/popularity essentialism
Rarely music talk
Yeah the "music was better back in the whatever the f*** era" is definitely the most eyerolling
As if every generation didn't have an ocean of music that sucked total ass. Rose tinted goggles.
You might be too young to realize the music nowadays is the worst it's ever been
You might be too young to realize the music nowadays is the worst it's ever been
That’s moreso an issue of the industry surrounding music and not the actual good music being made
You might be too young to realize the music nowadays is the worst it's ever been
the difference between millennials and gen z'ers on this site and where the former have vivid memories of when a music single releasing used to be an actual event and now it's not so much like that.
where's the modern equivalent of a 106 and park?