Discussion Do you ever listen to pop music?

[istanbul]

I only listen to the ones that I remember growing up out of nostalgia or whatever.

 

[Neutralplier]

ITT: Spice lattes and basic bitches

 

[istanbul]

ITT: Spice lattes and basic bitches

I'm the most basic of bitches

 

[Neutralplier]

I'm the most basic of bitches

oh so you are trans?

 

[istanbul]

oh so you are trans?

erm, yikes, you don't ask that question to a trans person. I'll let it pass this time.

 

[Fagon]

I'm too stupid to understand music genres so idk

 

[Neutralplier]

I'm too stupid to understand music genres so idk

LISTEN TO YOUR VIDEO GAMES OST NORMIE SCUM

 

[Fagon]

LISTEN TO YOUR VIDEO GAMES OST NORMIE SCUM

even doe tracks from video games are designed to be consoomed in a specific scenario and just listening to them by themselves is stupid

 

[encrusting_acro]

Only "pop" song I listen to on a regular basis

 

[basil]

Only "pop" song I listen to on a regular basis

that’s cringe af

 

[encrusting_acro]

that’s cringe af

I don't care about the lyrics or the message--I just like the music

 

[dataminedandproud]

old pop will always be objectively better than today's

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

Not really anthing past 2010 for the most part. I've tried with whatever albums so happen to become popular at the moment regardless if it's beloved or hated by certain groups of people just because I want to form an opinion of my own, whether it be Diamond Jubilee by Cindy Lee or Brat by Charli XCX, the former was pretty alright all things considered but I didn't understand the latter, I liked the instrumentation though, though her vocals were trash. I feel similarly to Tommy Richman's 'Million Dollar Baby' the instrumentation is pretty cool but his vocals are unbearable and like nails to a chalkboard. I mostly prefer pop from the early 1960s up until the mid 1990s generally, thoughbeit that can extend to 2009 and afterward occasionally.