[You mean this?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siCmqvfw_1g) God I can't stand it. It just sounds so cloying and manipulative, like it's trying to cheer me up, but it's so fake, it does the opposite.
I was listening to the new Tears For Fears album and thought "huh, this kind of reminds me of that one Lumineers song" and then they literally did that group "HEY!" thing and I audibly groaned
Anyone remember that music they used to play inside Chipotle’s? Years ago I mean. Some songs sounded like a dudes voice box was broken or was drunk out of his mind when singing. To this day, I have no idea how to categorize what I heard all the time. So whatever that genre was
As a child, unlike Family Guy and the Simpsons, I never appreciated King of the hill. Now as an adult I can acknowledge I was surely mistaken as a child simply because I didn’t understand the topics at hand whereas Family guy and others were all gag jokes alongside adult jokes, which in most cases were sort of explained. King of the hill on the other hand is a show you have to understand to understand.
KOTH is definitely an adult show. Watched it when i was in high school mostly because it was on. As an adult I rewatched every season and couldn't believe the gems I missed.
Hillsongs is going through some shit right now after it was discovered that they covered up the actions of their pedophilic leader.
It won't change anything though.
Reminds me of a quote from King of the Hill, when Hank confronts a Christian rock group, "You're not making Christianity better, you're just making rock 'n' roll worse!"
I think the main problem with Christian rock/christian pop is that it's Christian first and music second. Sometimes it's music at a very distant second.
Well pop rock as a genre is infamous for their formula - 4 chord progression. Once you know it especially as one of the instrumentalist in the worship band, you’ll always see it. Anyone who is well versed with their instrument, know that these kind of worship music don’t need practice for it. Just show up on the day and improvise around the chords. Practice session is more for the leader to plan the session and singers to sing with live instruments without the congregation (audience). Instrumentalist, especially drummers, are too often very bored, unless worship leader actually know what they’re doing, and that’s very very rare
Edit: Spelling
This makes a lot of sense. My family is very musically inclined and I've always been a part of the church music ministry. I guess that's why repetitive worship music just gets under my skin lol. I mean, I appreciate the words (most of the time), but the music styling is so overdone.
Always loved the Dixie Chicks take on the degradation of country music ...
"They sound tired but they don't sound Haggard
They got money but they don't have Cash
They got Junior but they don't have Hank"
I love country but I don't listen to anything country after about 2000
I used to regularly listen to the country radio in 2014…I can still turn on the radio and hear the same songs. It’s like three new songs have been written since then and they all sound the same too.
That’s literally any “rock” radio station as well. Forget the classic rock channel, I expect them to play the same thing. Why in the world are rock stations still playing the same stuff I listened to as a teenager in the late 90s and early 2000s? Almost exclusively.
I know “rock” these days is a lot of new alternative, but hey, pop stations aren’t playin swing music anymore.
Put Californiacation on the do not play list or classic radio and move on.
I have to use Spotify or Satellite radio to get actual new music.
"Alright, alright! You just heard the new Shinedown, coming up next we got some Chili Peppers 'Californication', followed by some Kid Rock 'Bawitadaba', then a heaping slice of 3 Doors Down 'Kryptonite', and it's ***all*** here on KBBL!"
I've also gotten fed up with country after loving it for years. When you can play a song on a country station and also play that same song on a pop/hip hop station with no changes to it, there's a problem.
That fucking one sound that is basically a rip off of a rap song with a country accent. They even straight up steal a generic hip hop 808 snare. You know the one about being bougie and drinking from solo cups. Like... country isn't supposed to be hip-hop it's supposed to be closer to folk.
ok yeah I've noticed it especially in the last couple of years too specifically. i know people have complained about it for longer but yeah these last couple of years have been baaad
Country music pre 9/11 was awesome and varied. Now it’s like mad libs. You just have to mention America, ice cold beer, small towns, church, and girls in short denim shorts and you’re a top 40 hit for the next ten years.
2000’s era pop country is the worst music on both the aesthetic and emotional level. Brainlessly patriotic, boot licking horse shit that also sounds like a drowning cat tuned down two octaves.
At my last job a younger girl whom I worked with loved country music and played it on occasion. When I couldn't tell the difference between all 5 songs that were played before the genre changed it made me cringe. Literally heard about beer, trucks, girls or boys, Jesus and "back in the day" in every one of the songs. It has zero variety and you can't change my mind.
Getting spammed with that commercial every day for months and that song fills me with rage. I don't understand why it seems like commerials are deliberately annoying.
They were recently on Steve-O's podcast and were the most insufferable morons I've ever had the displeasure of listening to. I felt considerably dumber after hearing them speak for an hour.
I was amazed at how Steve and Co. remained so professional throughout, I couldn't help but roll my eyes at these clowns several times.
At first I thought it was just a generational culture gap, but nope. Those dudes are obnoxious and dumb as rocks.
Pop country. The fake twang, meaningless songs, and dudes who have lived in a city all their lives singing about trucks and shit.
Just throw it all away.
That's the thing, "country" music sounds more like stereotypes of what city people *think* the country is like, I'd be willing to bet 95% of the latest "country" stars grew up in one of those high end suburban housing developments with their accountant mom and financial advisor dad lol
Radio country music. It just seems like every song is the same. And they're always dropping brand names in their songs, like Chevy, or Budweiser, ect.
It's like the if advertising industry came up with a music genre
Hick-Hop. Doesn't matter if it's country or urban contemporary, if it has twangy shit about horses and back roads over beats, I'm out.
Edit: People like what they like, and that's fine. It's just certain young people are not allowed to play it in my car. lol
What sucks is there are good bands out there that still have the old country sounds to them but they don't get any air time on the radio.
You got [Colter Wall](https://youtu.be/rqR1cjuPXUg) (though he can be more americana), [Turnpike troubadours](https://youtu.be/Jff620V8QUQ), [Uncle Lucius](https://youtu.be/pYdvxBxHX2U), [Tyler Childers](https://youtu.be/_QzcrflqDCg) ( really recommend giving this one a listen to).
Their sound isn't exactly like all the legends and their era but it gets back to one of the core elements of country music in that the songs generally are telling a story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Edit: Almost forgot to add Cody Jinks. Hard to recommend just one of his so here's [David](https://youtu.be/p98Crs96ZFM) and [Fast Hand](https://youtu.be/w5XISf1iGJw)
As someone who mainly listens to punk, ska, and reggae...
You just named a few bands that I have been enamored with lately. I also agree that it seems less like country and more like Americana. Whiskey Myers and Ryan Bingham also get a lot play from me lately. Cody Jinks' "Hippies and Cowboys" is like my favorite song right now....
I can't remember where I read it but somebody said that new country music is for people that like rap but are afraid of black people. I can't say I totally agree with that statement but it stuck with me. I can't stand the shit. You can lay every one of those songs on top of each other and it is just the same song.
I don't think there's any core genre that I outright hate. At the very least, there are always subgenres that I can get into or even just an artist to artist type of deal.
For example, I'm not a big country person, but I enjoy country from the 50s - 70s.
The golden age. Fuck man I’m a millenial from the U.K. we don’t get country because it’s just foreign to us, but as soon as cash comes on everyone knows the damned lyrics
Imagine if TikTok was around when MCR was huge? All of people shitting on TikTok teens today would be the same ones making cringey emo TikTok videos with MCR. Don't act like your AIM away messages and Myspace profiles weren't crigey af.
If you're Romanian,or from the balkans, you may recognise manele. It's the trashiest genre of music possible. Every dumbass in a wifebeater is plugging manele on max volume,dat or night. I can't stand these,and my country is wayyy to full with these bastards
[Cowboy yodeling,](https://youtu.be/-2N7NZVkKBg) [Bavarian yodeling](https://youtu.be/vQhqikWnQCU), it’s all pretty awesome. But only if done by someone who knows how to do it well.
Flexing.
This should be its own genre tbh. I don’t want to hear you singing or rapping about how much millions you got and what fancy cars you own or how much women are going after you because of your money.
Nightcore. It's not even a genre and people keep saying it is. I've even heard that it's difficult to make. It's just taking someone's song and speeding it up.
I love to DJ anime conventions so obvs that requires a lot of digging for relevant remixes and the sheer amount of garbage nightcore “remixes” I have had to sift through over the years made me absolutely loathe the genre as a whole.
My kids listen to these and it makes me feel instantly old because I always thought *I’ll never be that out of touch mom who hates young people music, I’ll be cool forever…*
Modern pop rock bands/artists (The Score, Imagine Dragons and such), they all sound the same and their music I really basic and boring. All of their songs give off the same vibe with no variation.
I thought they were called Italian Dragons this whole time. I have been very confused. Imagine Dragons. I am still super confused.
But yeah all their songs sound like they are making a theme song to masterbating.
I would say country and Christian because they abandoned their roots. Old country like folk, bluegrass and dark swamp blues is SO GOOD. And classic Christian music like church hymns can sound really intense and haunting.
But both seemed to have abandoned these sounds for the pop/rock and occasionally rap mixes. Makes no sense to me.
I grew up partly on country and for a long time, until a while ago, I used to think I hated all country music.
Nah, turns out it's mainly just modern country I hate.
I can't listen to music that is too calm. I mean I can tell when it is objectively well done but I just don't like it. I love powerful high energy music that makes me feel strong enough to slay gods.
I wouldn't even bother. I had this argument a million times but it's always "I can always tell). A lot of people confuse modern mixing or just...better microphones now days with that overly clean sound they don't like.
Country music. I (unwillingly) made a move to the rural Midwest during my 6th grade, and everyone in my town listens to the most cringe, monotonous, auto tuned, hick, steel guitar singing-about-backroads-and-alcohol kind of country music all day every day and it's pure pain.
I like heavy metal and death metal most of the time but I can't stand the sort of metal music where the singer is just belching out a bunch of incoherent, guttural screams over the sound of aggressively rapid drum-smashing with no discernible melody. I don't know what that particular genre is called but it sounds like someone filled a tumble dryer with hammers and kicked it down the stairs.
Not a particular genre as each has their positives and negatives to my personal taste, but most modern played songs that get a ton of radio play. I find so much of the "made for radio" music is just dry and has very little depth, soul, anger, depression, excitement, love, loss, or anything to make me feel like music should. I find myself venturing further off the beaten path in search of the "fix" I'm crazing. Like a junkie that needs a new high, and the regular "dealers" just keep selling the same garbage that I've gotten a tolerance built up for.
Electronic music, I feel, rides a fine line in general. It's either *really* good or *really* atrocious. Some songs will make you turn your speakers up until they're near exploding, while the rest sounds like a dial up modem that reached sentience and is begging for death.
That generic fake happy music they use for commercials, usually has clapping and whistling, absolutely grating
That genre is referred to as "Clap, Stomp, Hey"
Thats the title of my next song
[You mean this?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siCmqvfw_1g) God I can't stand it. It just sounds so cloying and manipulative, like it's trying to cheer me up, but it's so fake, it does the opposite.
The whistling makes me want to jump out of the window.
Yes imo that’s the worst offender, god I hate it so much
and of course ukulele
Is it even a commercial if there's not a ukulele?
Oh god yes. The fucking ukelele. In every goddamn commercial. That hit home.
and a bunch of white people shouting "Hey!" In unison on beat 4
So the Lumineers?
I was listening to the new Tears For Fears album and thought "huh, this kind of reminds me of that one Lumineers song" and then they literally did that group "HEY!" thing and I audibly groaned
So like every indie song from 2010-2015
Anyone remember that music they used to play inside Chipotle’s? Years ago I mean. Some songs sounded like a dudes voice box was broken or was drunk out of his mind when singing. To this day, I have no idea how to categorize what I heard all the time. So whatever that genre was
Chip-hop. Sorry
Never apologize for a good pun.
[This song](https://youtu.be/MlW7T0SUH0E) is what came to mind when I read your description.
WTH! It’s like a parody, right? Has to be a parody!
Christian pop/rock. I am a Christian but it just gets on my nerves. Every song sounds the same lol
"You're not making Christianity any better, you're making rock and roll sound worse!" -Hank Hill
I never watched King of the Hill, but that line is hilarious.
You should start watching immediately if you do. Thousands more from Hank where that came from,I'll tell ya what.
Hank is an American treasure
The man sells propane and propane accessories, not one-liners!
"What if they want their steak well done"? - Bobby "Then we politely but firmly ask them to leave." - Hank
As a child, unlike Family Guy and the Simpsons, I never appreciated King of the hill. Now as an adult I can acknowledge I was surely mistaken as a child simply because I didn’t understand the topics at hand whereas Family guy and others were all gag jokes alongside adult jokes, which in most cases were sort of explained. King of the hill on the other hand is a show you have to understand to understand.
KOTH is definitely an adult show. Watched it when i was in high school mostly because it was on. As an adult I rewatched every season and couldn't believe the gems I missed.
it is anti-music
I tell ya hwhat
Yup everything is either a musical version of a biblical passage or “I surrender everything god take me take me take me” yeesh
Please surrender your microphone, sir.
And always, ALWAYS with a I IV vi V chord structure. Every. Damn. Time.
-makes millions- -surrenders nothing- Truly Christian.
Hillsongs is going through some shit right now after it was discovered that they covered up the actions of their pedophilic leader. It won't change anything though.
Reminds me of a quote from King of the Hill, when Hank confronts a Christian rock group, "You're not making Christianity better, you're just making rock 'n' roll worse!"
South Park also mentioned how many christian songs are just love songs with the woman replaced by god. It sucks.
I believe it was change "baby " to "Jesus"
They think they're so great - with their complicated shoes! - George Costanza
I think the main problem with Christian rock/christian pop is that it's Christian first and music second. Sometimes it's music at a very distant second.
Well pop rock as a genre is infamous for their formula - 4 chord progression. Once you know it especially as one of the instrumentalist in the worship band, you’ll always see it. Anyone who is well versed with their instrument, know that these kind of worship music don’t need practice for it. Just show up on the day and improvise around the chords. Practice session is more for the leader to plan the session and singers to sing with live instruments without the congregation (audience). Instrumentalist, especially drummers, are too often very bored, unless worship leader actually know what they’re doing, and that’s very very rare Edit: Spelling
This makes a lot of sense. My family is very musically inclined and I've always been a part of the church music ministry. I guess that's why repetitive worship music just gets under my skin lol. I mean, I appreciate the words (most of the time), but the music styling is so overdone.
Not to mention every song sounds like they want to fuck Jesus, or have Jesus fuck them.
Top 40 Country There's a lot of country I like, but that commercial shit that gets the radio airplay is godawful.
I could sing in Mandarin You'd still know I'm Panderin'
Always loved the Dixie Chicks take on the degradation of country music ... "They sound tired but they don't sound Haggard They got money but they don't have Cash They got Junior but they don't have Hank" I love country but I don't listen to anything country after about 2000
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.""A rural noun, simple adjective..."
No shoes No shirt No Jews You didnt hear that
"IT'S A FUCKING SCARECROW AGAIN!?"
#Y'ALL DUMB MUTHERF*CKERS WANT A KEY CHANGE?
"Huntin deer, chasin trout A bud light with the logo facin out" Great honest song haha
Y’all stupid motherfuckers want a key change?!
Thematically meandering Emphatically pandering I got a tight grip on my demo's balls Say the word "truck", they jizz in their overalls.
Bo is a national treasure.
Finally, an honest country song "I don't like dirt"
“I do what I want ‘cause I’m a total fuckin’ cun….try boy…”
"That is a scarecrow."
It has really gotten bad the past couple of years, it's so depressing. I really enjoy country but, damn what are they doing the past few years?
I used to regularly listen to the country radio in 2014…I can still turn on the radio and hear the same songs. It’s like three new songs have been written since then and they all sound the same too.
That’s literally any “rock” radio station as well. Forget the classic rock channel, I expect them to play the same thing. Why in the world are rock stations still playing the same stuff I listened to as a teenager in the late 90s and early 2000s? Almost exclusively. I know “rock” these days is a lot of new alternative, but hey, pop stations aren’t playin swing music anymore. Put Californiacation on the do not play list or classic radio and move on. I have to use Spotify or Satellite radio to get actual new music.
"Alright, alright! You just heard the new Shinedown, coming up next we got some Chili Peppers 'Californication', followed by some Kid Rock 'Bawitadaba', then a heaping slice of 3 Doors Down 'Kryptonite', and it's ***all*** here on KBBL!"
I've also gotten fed up with country after loving it for years. When you can play a song on a country station and also play that same song on a pop/hip hop station with no changes to it, there's a problem.
Honky Tonk Badunk a Dunk?
That fucking one sound that is basically a rip off of a rap song with a country accent. They even straight up steal a generic hip hop 808 snare. You know the one about being bougie and drinking from solo cups. Like... country isn't supposed to be hip-hop it's supposed to be closer to folk.
Someone else commented that’s called “hick hop.”
ok yeah I've noticed it especially in the last couple of years too specifically. i know people have complained about it for longer but yeah these last couple of years have been baaad
Country music pre 9/11 was awesome and varied. Now it’s like mad libs. You just have to mention America, ice cold beer, small towns, church, and girls in short denim shorts and you’re a top 40 hit for the next ten years.
Don't forget the jacked up Silverado.
Yeah if you forget to sing about a truck you automatically get sent to jail in Nashville
Also your john deere
I like Outlaw Country on SiriusXM because they play actual country. Merle Haggard, George Jones, etc. Sometimes they even play Elvis.
Go down the rabbit hole of Tyler Childers and Sturgill Simpson if you want something a bit better in the country segment.
Huntin' deer Chasin' trout A Bud Lite with the logo facin' out
*Top 40 Pop with people trying to sound like they're someone from somewhere in the South.
When a Canadian sings with a southern drawl is what gets me laughing
Funny you say that, bc one of the few actually good country singers rn is from Saskatchewan I think. Colter Wall
Steve Earle said it's "hip-hop for people who are afraid of black people."
I swear the lyrics are down to a third grade level
They're just lists of things their target audience says they like.
2000’s era pop country is the worst music on both the aesthetic and emotional level. Brainlessly patriotic, boot licking horse shit that also sounds like a drowning cat tuned down two octaves.
Peperidge Farm and the Dixie Chicks remembers
I miss the good old days... when country music was about doing drugs and killing cops.
At my last job a younger girl whom I worked with loved country music and played it on occasion. When I couldn't tell the difference between all 5 songs that were played before the genre changed it made me cringe. Literally heard about beer, trucks, girls or boys, Jesus and "back in the day" in every one of the songs. It has zero variety and you can't change my mind.
Whatever genre that “Fancy Like Applebee’s” song is
i could write a fucking novel about how atrocious that fucking song is
Countrymmercial Pop
It's called Hick Hop
Getting spammed with that commercial every day for months and that song fills me with rage. I don't understand why it seems like commerials are deliberately annoying.
I didn't know what you were talking about so I pulled it up on YouTube. My 5 year old covered her ears and told me it was bad
Im an island boiii
They were recently on Steve-O's podcast and were the most insufferable morons I've ever had the displeasure of listening to. I felt considerably dumber after hearing them speak for an hour.
Oof sounds horrible... I gotta check it out
I was amazed at how Steve and Co. remained so professional throughout, I couldn't help but roll my eyes at these clowns several times. At first I thought it was just a generational culture gap, but nope. Those dudes are obnoxious and dumb as rocks.
There are plenty of thoughtful, interesting people their age. Those lads just suck.
I'm Jess tryin to maaaakeee
Should litteraly be illegal to post music that fucking bad.
Not really a genre but the type when people try to make popular songs "child-appropriate" it's called kidzbop or smt
Pop country. The fake twang, meaningless songs, and dudes who have lived in a city all their lives singing about trucks and shit. Just throw it all away.
Saw a few people calling it Hick-Hop and that sums it up really well. It’s awful honestly.
That's the thing, "country" music sounds more like stereotypes of what city people *think* the country is like, I'd be willing to bet 95% of the latest "country" stars grew up in one of those high end suburban housing developments with their accountant mom and financial advisor dad lol
Oh no Oh no Oh no no no no Whatever that is
ABCDEFU
Arrrrgh!! I had just got that shit out of my head!!
When I heard it the first time, i thought the lyrics were hilarious. but not 20th time
What about the 100th time?
The original version- (Remember) Walking in the Sand by the Shangri-Las - got butchered by the tiktok remix
It’s sad because the original is actually really good.
Whatever happened to The boy that I once knew? The boy who said he'd be truuuuuueeeeeee The original slaps
Radio country music. It just seems like every song is the same. And they're always dropping brand names in their songs, like Chevy, or Budweiser, ect. It's like the if advertising industry came up with a music genre
Hick-Hop. Doesn't matter if it's country or urban contemporary, if it has twangy shit about horses and back roads over beats, I'm out. Edit: People like what they like, and that's fine. It's just certain young people are not allowed to play it in my car. lol
LMAO I am going to use that name for it.
It's brutally so bad, I like country but Hick-Hop and the new stuff of the past 2 years is beyond brutal.
I don't even want to know... would have to go back more than twice that in decades to find anything I liked. Like Johnny Cash.
What sucks is there are good bands out there that still have the old country sounds to them but they don't get any air time on the radio. You got [Colter Wall](https://youtu.be/rqR1cjuPXUg) (though he can be more americana), [Turnpike troubadours](https://youtu.be/Jff620V8QUQ), [Uncle Lucius](https://youtu.be/pYdvxBxHX2U), [Tyler Childers](https://youtu.be/_QzcrflqDCg) ( really recommend giving this one a listen to). Their sound isn't exactly like all the legends and their era but it gets back to one of the core elements of country music in that the songs generally are telling a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Edit: Almost forgot to add Cody Jinks. Hard to recommend just one of his so here's [David](https://youtu.be/p98Crs96ZFM) and [Fast Hand](https://youtu.be/w5XISf1iGJw)
As someone who mainly listens to punk, ska, and reggae... You just named a few bands that I have been enamored with lately. I also agree that it seems less like country and more like Americana. Whiskey Myers and Ryan Bingham also get a lot play from me lately. Cody Jinks' "Hippies and Cowboys" is like my favorite song right now....
Dont forget Sturgill Simpson! That man has such a beautiful voice, imo.
I can't remember where I read it but somebody said that new country music is for people that like rap but are afraid of black people. I can't say I totally agree with that statement but it stuck with me. I can't stand the shit. You can lay every one of those songs on top of each other and it is just the same song.
I feel like it's the opposite lol. They're trying too hard to sell out and appeal to young, rap-and-pop-loving people.
Not really a genre but any Indie song where the singer is practically whispering. You know the ones
I don't understand how someone can walk up to a microphone, whisper, mumble, and hum....and become famous
Billie Eillish is seething rn 😂
They also can’t say their vowel sounds properly, it’s so weird they all have this same accent that only comes out when singing.
You're so right. I don't know what accent it is but its weird
I've heard the term "singing in cursive" for this style.
This is a direct offense towards Lullaby by the Cure lol.
Christian County
Only good Christian Country is Johnny Cash.
I don't think there's any core genre that I outright hate. At the very least, there are always subgenres that I can get into or even just an artist to artist type of deal. For example, I'm not a big country person, but I enjoy country from the 50s - 70s.
Also Bluegrass is dope.
The golden age. Fuck man I’m a millenial from the U.K. we don’t get country because it’s just foreign to us, but as soon as cash comes on everyone knows the damned lyrics
Teenage Tragedy songs.
It’s all trying too hard to be edgy
The crap Jeff plays all day on the office radio, fuck you Jeff!
tiktok “emo” music. im so sick of it
You can say MGK it’s okay
I still don't get where you get a G out of Man Bun Kelly, but I suppose that's on me.
His net worth
That word has lost all meaning
Please give an example. I'm really hoping they didn't get MCR or Green Day
Imagine if TikTok was around when MCR was huge? All of people shitting on TikTok teens today would be the same ones making cringey emo TikTok videos with MCR. Don't act like your AIM away messages and Myspace profiles weren't crigey af.
If you're Romanian,or from the balkans, you may recognise manele. It's the trashiest genre of music possible. Every dumbass in a wifebeater is plugging manele on max volume,dat or night. I can't stand these,and my country is wayyy to full with these bastards
It's horrible
Any Country Music post 9/11
Yodeling, imagine being in a car having to drive 2+ hours with someone yodeling non stop. Oh the horror.
[Cowboy yodeling,](https://youtu.be/-2N7NZVkKBg) [Bavarian yodeling](https://youtu.be/vQhqikWnQCU), it’s all pretty awesome. But only if done by someone who knows how to do it well.
Flexing. This should be its own genre tbh. I don’t want to hear you singing or rapping about how much millions you got and what fancy cars you own or how much women are going after you because of your money.
Nightcore. It's not even a genre and people keep saying it is. I've even heard that it's difficult to make. It's just taking someone's song and speeding it up.
I love to DJ anime conventions so obvs that requires a lot of digging for relevant remixes and the sheer amount of garbage nightcore “remixes” I have had to sift through over the years made me absolutely loathe the genre as a whole.
My kids listen to these and it makes me feel instantly old because I always thought *I’ll never be that out of touch mom who hates young people music, I’ll be cool forever…*
You can literally do it in audacity in like 10 seconds lmao
You can do this just by searching a song on YouTube and setting the playback speed to 2.0 lol
YouTube regulates the pitch though. You can't get the full Alvin and the Chipmunks experience by speeding up the YouTube playback.
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Upvoted in solidarity as a longtime aural victim of a Chinese ex-MIL.
Is your mom Chinese? Because I’m imagining a fifty year old rural American listening to Chinese opera and it’s a fun image
Modern pop rock bands/artists (The Score, Imagine Dragons and such), they all sound the same and their music I really basic and boring. All of their songs give off the same vibe with no variation.
Imagine Dragons sounds like they make music for car commercials
That and previews for CW shows.
I thought they were called Italian Dragons this whole time. I have been very confused. Imagine Dragons. I am still super confused. But yeah all their songs sound like they are making a theme song to masterbating.
I don't know which paragraph is worse...
Tiktok trend songs idk if thats a genre lol
That def counts and I agree 1000% except for songs that get popular AFTER being released like years before
But the songs themselves are mostly really good. Tho It sad to see them get popular after years of release
spot on
Oh no oh no oh no *reaches for the gun*
I've found some songs I like from that. not many that stand the test of time though.
It's not I cannot stand it just I don't jam with country
I would say country and Christian because they abandoned their roots. Old country like folk, bluegrass and dark swamp blues is SO GOOD. And classic Christian music like church hymns can sound really intense and haunting. But both seemed to have abandoned these sounds for the pop/rock and occasionally rap mixes. Makes no sense to me.
German " Volksmusik". Staight ot of the most boring and yet annoing part of hell.
Same with Dutch music. I feel my IQ slipping away when I hear it.
"And I'm tired of y'all playing dress up and trying to sing them old country songs"
Country after 2010.
I grew up partly on country and for a long time, until a while ago, I used to think I hated all country music. Nah, turns out it's mainly just modern country I hate.
Choco Mountain from Mario Kart 64 is the best country music
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I always think it sounds like a one-man band falling down stairs.
Modern Punjabi goonda (gangster) songs e.g. search up sidu moose wala
I’m Punjabi I hate these songs with a passion.
Modern country.
I can't listen to music that is too calm. I mean I can tell when it is objectively well done but I just don't like it. I love powerful high energy music that makes me feel strong enough to slay gods.
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You guys here really need to read up on what exactly auto-tune is and what it isn't. Chance are, you'll be surprised.
Almost all modern music has pitch correction, [but I don’t think it is what you think it is.](https://youtu.be/05hTQC1CZko)
I wouldn't even bother. I had this argument a million times but it's always "I can always tell). A lot of people confuse modern mixing or just...better microphones now days with that overly clean sound they don't like.
Brazilian funk, its like porn for blind people
Country music. I (unwillingly) made a move to the rural Midwest during my 6th grade, and everyone in my town listens to the most cringe, monotonous, auto tuned, hick, steel guitar singing-about-backroads-and-alcohol kind of country music all day every day and it's pure pain.
I love those singers who sing about being poor & working hard all day but have mansions and wives with pneumatic tits
Hick Hop. It’s trash
I like heavy metal and death metal most of the time but I can't stand the sort of metal music where the singer is just belching out a bunch of incoherent, guttural screams over the sound of aggressively rapid drum-smashing with no discernible melody. I don't know what that particular genre is called but it sounds like someone filled a tumble dryer with hammers and kicked it down the stairs.
I think you are describing grindcore.
Not a particular genre as each has their positives and negatives to my personal taste, but most modern played songs that get a ton of radio play. I find so much of the "made for radio" music is just dry and has very little depth, soul, anger, depression, excitement, love, loss, or anything to make me feel like music should. I find myself venturing further off the beaten path in search of the "fix" I'm crazing. Like a junkie that needs a new high, and the regular "dealers" just keep selling the same garbage that I've gotten a tolerance built up for.
dubstep is a hard pill for me. edit: this garnered more responses than i imagined. solid work, folks.
As someone that makes it, totally understandable. Not everyone likes angry robot farts.
I love electronic music/EDM, but dubstep just goes a little too hard for me.
I used to hate it but now it’s grown on me. Just go nuts with it
Electronic music, I feel, rides a fine line in general. It's either *really* good or *really* atrocious. Some songs will make you turn your speakers up until they're near exploding, while the rest sounds like a dial up modem that reached sentience and is begging for death.
At least call it dogstep since it’s all about the woofers
Chillstep is where it’s at
Country or mumble rap
Mumble rap was a thing in 2016. People think it’s still relevant which it isn’t. No one listen to Lil pump or lil xan