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Why do trannies like breakcore?
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>>45121701
autism, it combs through and stimulates a lot of the brain at once in a pattern that is soothing
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>>45121701
I dont I like hyperpop and not the fake zoomer hyperpop like underscores but stuff like ilymeow, disoc8, flywoah, syris, skypebf etc
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>>45121701
i like loud overstimulating music it helps me focus
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>>45121701
Everything at once + too much going on = perfect reflection of being alive
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>>45121720
I hear about this but like, wouldn't it be like incredibly overwhelming? Like it's just nonsense, and there's a lack of any kind of cohesiveness. Is it like a philosophical thing? Like, the subversive nature of it as music, almost being like anti-music
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>>45121783
>Like it's just nonsense, and there's a lack of any kind of cohesiveness
idk if you think about it at its core it's a very predictable and easily anticipated then satisfied pattern repeated many times with intriguing variations thrown in by the good artists that can keep your brain easily hooked, it's like really overly flavorful candy or something

we can never go back to a time before the amen break and people like venetian snares or aphex twin setting the machinery in motion for the trannies of the future
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>>45121783
nta but in hyperpop they mix like 2-3 melodies and add repetitive melodic sounds. When all the chaos adds together and makes an insane melody it sounds perfect. All I gotta do is listen to it and not think. It fills all the space that anxiety takes up and doesn't leave any room to think or feel anything different but the melody
>>45121725
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>>45121701
I used to enjoy it more pretransition and I don't know whether it's because I got older, because my taste in music simply shifted or if it's actually because I transitioned. There's still breakcore I like and sometimes listen to, but in most cases I just don't feel a need for it anymore
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>>45121701
cause it's hard nigga.
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>>45121701
i only really like atmospheric breakcore it feels nice in my head i think it's why i like cloud rap so much
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Trannies have
>lack of self-awareness
>bad impulse control
>bad dating preferences
>bad political opinions
>bad taste in media
and now
>bad taste in music
Are trannies in any way redeemable?
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>>45121701
I always especially loved nhk!? I think the key thing is the combination ultra-fast dance elements it's impossible to actuallydance to, and a slow comforting backdrop. The whole point is to listen to it while bedrotting your tranny high-school years away, feeling the youthful energy your peers are freely expressing fuzz out into a warm haze of passivity. And secretly it makes you feel beautiful and precious, in a way that will never last.
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>>45121925
Wholesome and xalidating trans affirming culture I'm missing out on
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I am a straight, cis male who has sex with trans women occasionally and I listen to hardcore breaks. My favorite artist in the space is bye2.
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>>45121896
breakcore has been a tranny genre since like 2019
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>>45121995
t. 2018 poster
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It sounds sick as hell brah
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https://youtu.be/nGCSrC8RN6c
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I only like classical music



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