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>SNL parodying Geese
How did they become so mainstream? I'm seeing hipsters swear off them for this lmao
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if you care about popularity of a band youre a fag
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>>128894229
This might be a weird approach to the whole thing but I think a lot people who buy into hipsterdom are just weirdly passionate about preserving things that are difficult to preserve? Combined with this deeply strange narcissism that you're the only person who knows, only person who cares about anything? It must be alienating
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>>128894229
I agree. Answer the question faggot
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>>128894294
Hipsters want their personality to be based on being uncommon. Once something they thought made them unique turns out to have mass appeal, they realize they cannot utilize the thing they thought was so out there and weird and so they drop it since it was never about liking the thing qualitatively in the first place
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>>128894294
probably, but if youre more concerned with how music makes you feel (makes you feel like a niche mysterious motherfucker) instead of how good the music itself is sonically then youre gay
>>128894296
band started cause cameron winter is rich and can afford to make music with his members, then blew up on rym and spread from there across the internet, someone thats part of snl probably heard of him and decided to incorporate him into a skit
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SNL is for out of touch boomers, its not a sign of who is mainstream. Call me when Geese is in the top 40s
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>>128894340
My 60 year old mother in law asked us if we knew Geese this week. It's mainstream even to the old
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>>128894321
>how music makes you feel
>how good the music itself
You are literally the fucking loser hipster. Music is subjectively good not objectively. Feeling is all there is. You are a cuck
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>>128894340
You know how hard it is to make a halfway decent, commercially successful pop song? Those Swedes who made Toxic, fucking labored day and night over the thing because they were so certain they had a classic on their hands and they were right. Winter can probably go far with his Nick Cave impression but top 40? That's a whole different beast.
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Actually a decent sketch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tev6Q4AvUE
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>>128894367
nah music is definitely objectively good
music being subjectively good is hipster
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>>128894415
I just think that contradicts the very concept of objectivity, the hick blasting country in his pickup and the snob listening to classical in his ivory tower, both of those subjective musical experiences have equal value, no genre or movement has more inherent objective value than the other, if that was the case, then pop would be seen as the highest form of musical expression due to being the most commercially successful
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>>128894415
I accept your concession, cuckold
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>>128894415
That's wrong. Lol
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>>128894415
>retard spews retarded shit
Bro go away
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>>128894441
how about this:
theres a difference between subjective and relative
something can be objective and still be relative
the actual sonic frequencies themself are objective but how each persons receives it is different because of different genes, eardrums and experiences
that doesnt mean music isnt objective
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>>128894447
>>128894454
seething because your favorite music isnt as good as prog rock, idm and shoegaze
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>>128894460
>>128894415
>IDM, prog and post-rock are the pinnacle of hipster music
LOL ok now I know you're baiting. Good try faggot
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>>128894460
I just still think it's wrong and I think that buying into things like AOTY lists, greatest of all-time lists, critical acclaim, accolades makes you a mark who can't think for themselves. Like you're seeking this approval from this phantom aficionado who isn't even real, it's literally just music
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>>128894478
im not talking about sales you fucking retard
im talking about songwriting, experimentality, catchiness and only then influence over movements or future acts.
these sonic elements (and influence as well) make a song great or good
>>128894473
i just named some genres ry/mu/ likes
whats the problem i thought you liked king crimson, aphex twin and my bloody valentine?! and that theyre "real music" unlike that disgusting edm, hiphop and harsh noise
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>>128894496
But HOW? HOW does something like King Crimson have more inherent value than Anal Cunt? Effort? Approach? It's all the same conglomerate of sound and expression at the end of the day
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>>128894512
king crimson has amazing songwriting and is a pioneer of the prog rock genre
this makes them good or something

idk i dont listen to any objectively good music like beatles, velvet underground, radiohead, king crimson, pink floyd, my bloody valentine, the cure etc but it sounds about right. hmu if you still dont get it.
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>>128894030
>I'm seeing hipsters swear off them for this
Good
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They portrayed him as a greasy bitch who can't sing. Impeccable impersonation.
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>>128894030
Industry plants obviously
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>>128894229
>if you care about popularity of a band youre a fag
I'm the opposite. I love when my favorite weird niche experimental artists get mainstream acclaim and recognition. (So long as they stick to their guns.)

I was an OPN superfan like 15 years ago and he's still my favorite musician despite now scoring all the best movies, the superbowl, etc.



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