Does hating pop music make me a stangry old, meme, or unintentional

>>73827173
Do you mean you hate all popular music? Or you hate "pop-music"?

idk i always disliked most pop music

>>73827368
Like most of what's played on hit radio and any "pop" playlist on Spotify

>>73827416
that shit is boring and repetitive. just because its a meme to hate "pop" music doesnt mean youre forced to like it

If you don't like pop music, it's perfectly ok. Now, if you explain to people that classical music or whatever you listen to is better music because [instert asinine reasons here], you're dumb and pretentious.

>>73827416
Not being able to find any popular music that you like just screams of edgelord to me

don't listen to >>73827461
you just have different taste to the majority of people, nothing edgy about that

>>73827173
i hate popular music (as in the art, folk, pop trichotomy). its inherently commercial

>>73827445
What if I feel it takes the spotlight away from talented people? What if I feel it's the reason good bands brake up or starve? What if I feel a fair amount of the success is achieved from not instantly turning it off or changing the station because a lot of people probably wouldn't even realize a song was playing?

>>73827481
But 'the majority' of people don't have one taste in music so there is at least some variety amongst the charts.

I mean if you didn't enjoy the new Lorde album your ears need help.

>>73827461
There's a handful of songs I mind less than others. Ones I can say are catchy, more skillful written, wouldn't kill me on a car ride or in a store or restaurant or whatever but I still wouldn't call "good".

I don't even listen to popular music unless I want something more visceral so occasionally some kinda punk/metal/hip hop/dance stuff.

In all non-visceral contexts,

Art music
Jazz
(Real) electronic music

Are all superior anyway.

>>73827445
This

>>73827540
Suggest me some real electronic music