Jazz is dead. Rock is dead. Rap is dying. What's next for Western popular music? What will be the next sound of youth rebellion?
youth rebellion is anti semetic
>>130359203>semeticCould you at least try to spell correctly?
western classical music
>>130359171Nothing, the west is a dying. You need spirit in order to rebel against a lifeless entity, but the average westerner is as lifeless as their politicians. When you win it all, you nothing left to do but lose.
>>130359273whos side are you on
>what's nextsouth korean style government-funded potemkin entertainment industry nobaldi engages with sincerely other than coconut tween girls from white barracks suburbs tryna fit in and retarded foreigners who don't know any better>the next sound of youth rebellionall the kids are spineless faggots who hock up either trust fund tankie bullshit or shartesian controlled opposition talking points out of fear of social reprisal nigga there is no rebellion here and probably never will be again. we've created a world that's not worth living in or striving for. this is how we go extinct
a return to folk music
>>130359510>>130359279what subreddit was this pasted from?
>>130359171There's nothing new left. The world will soon be done.
Hyper Outlaw Country
>>130359171>>130359275>>130359510>>130359897>>130360725unironically brazlian funk will not be elaborating further.
>>130359171Dubs and Jazz comes back in a big way for Gen Alphas
>>130359171Probably mass suicide.
>>130359171Jazz is dead for a reason. Because it's fucking shit. Random notes without end. Meanwhile Sabaton sells out stadiums. Rock will NEVER die.
>>130359171>What will be the next sound of youth rebellion?Military marches.
>>130361491Or dying for israel
>>130359279>Nothing, the west is a dying. You need spirit in order to rebel against a lifeless entity, but the average westerner is as lifeless as their politicians. When you win it all, you nothing left to do but lose.
>>130359171Ska is dead also
>>130359275I wish lolBut no
>>130359171>>130361322The future of music : https://youtu.be/6IgSCFzgGx8?si=P0LhSh-ZjnSWxHTp https://youtu.be/QfNsDdnBc0k?si=3f259fy4FfFO4L0i https://youtu.be/zQjgD3WlUTE?si=sWeMQind2ijZ-9o8 https://youtu.be/XJWQLq1oPAc?si=wrpjwe4V5fh7Fri5 https://youtu.be/8x0XsgFEKQU?si=bHpW-2qhx9Qa4I3Z (It's even already adapted for gen z/alpha = <2 min)
https://youtu.be/KgayxOF4Y7E?si=pF9DaSb45htIg41e (230 million views) https://youtu.be/sIkIzcYpouA?si=KgVzYgDCHf3yIMoM (172 m views) https://youtu.be/zeKCzmAKKP4?si=FYGl-5KnmcqFZGIj (113 m)
there'll be matrix-style virtual reality soon enough and maybe you'll be allowed to play being a rebel there
>>130359171Jazz wasn't newRock wasn't newRap wasn't new either.Young people just reconnected to old music, that's what they always did. If they hated pa they went to grandpa. If they hated both they went to classical and turned it into something new.I genuinely love Rick Beato. He convinces me to listen to music I hated all my life. Beatles, Pink Floyd, Lionel Richie, Sting. I hated the music because I hated the people listening to it.The next sound of youth rebellion is everywhere, but it isn't big names at big venues any more. Those days are over for now - but they'll come back.Techno will come back, Dave Clarke for instance. Folk music always comes back, La Niña https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXJOhA0x9Hw. These are small groups with a dedicated following.Jazz, rock and rap started small. By the time they got big they stopped being youth rebellion and became a genre everybody danced to. Best example: Nirvana mocked grannies in their vids and a year later you saw granny dancing to Nirvana on the dance floor.
>>130367032>>130367439>Brazilian Phonkdude
>>130359171geniunely those retards taking from whenever bossa nova was big, Olivia Dean and Laufey are popular already
Rock is less dead now than it was 10 years ago
>>130367999>i hated it because i hated the fansjuvenile mindset
>>130368154Cool right ?!
>>130359275that would be based but dont hold your fucking breath kek. the best you'll get are those classical/808 mashups in the vein of the succession opening theme
>>130362202>anything i don't understand is le heckin random!
Fantastic jazz albums released this year and last year. Great rock is frequently released. Don't give a shit about it being popular or not.
>>130362202Jazz being dead makes sense since it's far too artsy and complicated for most normgroids. Rock being dead makes less sense to me considering most of it is just plastic pop music with braindead harmonies and forms (notice how I said braindead and not simple, classical is the best for simple but beautiful melodies and whatnot), ultimately catering to mindless automatons that need autopilot jingles
>>130367032>>130367439https://youtube.com/watch?v=4_23Z286jyMi kind of fuck with it i don't know man
>>130359171Big booty white girls passing gas.
>>130359171>What will be the next sound of youth rebellion?Whatever sounds in the netflix slop of the day.
Merengue
>>130359171be patientthe pendulum swings brobeing an internet rapper is getting old
>>130367032>>130361322>>130370168this board is more dead than I realized
>>130372254That's better than Swans, or Animal Collective...
>>130359171>Electronic and EDM still as alive as everfeels good being an electroGOD
>>130374646Each fan of a specific genre has a "golden age" prog, classic rock : 1970s metal/goth : 1980s Grunge/skate punk : 1990s Post-hardcore/emo/pop-punk : 1990s-2000s... Only a few genres were constantly in a "golden age" for a long time : pop, hip-hop... Now, it's the turn of EDM/House/Club/Electro...
