>Rock is no longer the most popular genre in the US

pull the trigger.

>>73992215

>>73992192
Why would a Brit care about what's popular in the US?

well what is it then boys?

>what is originality?

>>73992215
Go to bed x

>>73992192
this has been true for the past 20 years at least, right?

>>73992192
You know rock is dead when those kids in those reaction videos are complaining how bands like acdc and motley crue are "screaming"

I mean, isn't pop, whatever it is in during a given time, by definition always the most popular genre in the US.

Scaruffi was right all along

>>73992192
What country should I move to where rock is popular?

>>73992816
So who was rock's Coltrane?

>>73993227
probably somewhere in south america

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>>73992192
Chaim Shillstein got BTFO in the other thread so he switched to his reserve.

>>73993240
Negative, reggaeton and ballads are the dominant genres there.

>>73992192
Good people clinging to any music are fools, rap is just as fucked.

>>73992192
You know we have X, Bones and $uicideboy$ to blame for this.

So where's the rap equivalent of prog?

>>73993495
Cannibal Ox/ Deltron 3000 high concept shit.

>>73993231
Zappa

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yes it is , just no one makes it any more.
who am I kidding we are over run with shit rap funded by jew gold.
its over its all over.

Dave Grohl is responsible. Prove me wrong.

>>73993704

John lennon and his stupid quote about rock disappearing earlier than christianity

>>73993227
Japan, they're always a couple decades behind western trends, they're still stuck in the 80s.

>>73993832
I hope they stay there, it seems nice

>>73993704
Glam killed rock; Gene Simmons, Axl Rose, Vince Neil, etc

>>73993227
Nowhere really, hip-hop and EDM are world dominating forces because:
>They're relatively easy to make; you just need one trained producer and maybe a rapper
>You only need to market one person instead of a whole band
>Its even easier to dance to than the most simple funky rock
>You have more space on a stage, so you can set up more elaborate lighting
>Literally anyone can learn to rap or produce at any age, unlike instruments and traditional singing which require a ton of brain plasticity

>>73993832
I thought rock wasn't that popular in japan?

oy VEY it's like i been born in tha wrong GENERATION or sumthin!

>>73993949
It's not the dominant force, but it's still a very big subculture, with punk and related genres being a constant favorite of their rebellious youth subculture. There is not one country on Earth where rock is dominant; Japan is as close as you can get, probably.