Why the fuck do normies only like hip hop? I like hip hop but

>>68899082
most accessible thing to find

I've never met anyone who only like one genre.

Even mega normies like a bit more than just one.

Social music

>>68899133
this, theres not much other music I play at parties, except uk garage

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>>68899082
>That much boob jiggle

>>68899356
Is that Ranma?

I finally accepted that I don't like hip hop. Which is weird, because this is also probably the point at which I most respect hip hop and the talent of people like Danny Brown and Aesop Rock, but I just find it much less appealing and personally valuable than genres I like more, like punk rock (and related things like jangle pop, emocore, and goth) and bebop jazz (especially post-bop stuff).

Of course, this also coincides with the end of my social life. I haven't actually enjoyed my self at a party since the 4th of July

>>68899356
Source me anon

I respect hip-hop but find most of it less accessible than free jazz

>>68899082
In my experience it's more about liking entry-level stuff than genre in particular. It's just that hip hop is one of the most prevalent genres now.

Oh boy so this is what my sister watched when I was a lad?!?

>>68899896
yea, it's just the most popular genre rn. With a surge in the popularity of black culture it has become the only acceptable thing to play publicly. All genre's with non-digital instruments will be lynched at a large enough social gathering. Learn to accept hip-hop or wish you were listening to different music for the rest of your life.

>>68899402
never have I read a post that screamed "I'm 15" as loudly as this one

>>68899082
>normies only like hip hop
That's wrong, though. 'Normies' listen exclusively to middle of the road rock music like Rise Against, Travis, Stereophonics, Vampire Weekend, Mumford & Sons and so on.

>>68899374
it is, it's from the more recent Rumic World OVA thing