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Why doesn't mainstream music feel this cool anymore? Have people become too cynical to embrace this kind of energy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqV7DB8Iwg
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>>131255833
A lot of different reasons but the core problem was the deterioration of MTV and tastemaker culture overall.
Between 1990 and 2011 the you had this absolutely SAVAGE vying for attention which meant they had to work their assess off trying to be catchy and edgy and cool
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>>131255833
Niggers still think the only thing you can rap on is an 808
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>>131255833
times have changed
we're not cool annymore, we're gayer
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>balding millenials getting nostalgic for the Black Eyed Peas
These people have no right to make fun of zoomers. For anything.
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>>131255833
I don't think the BEPs were ever considered to be cool. However they were always light hearted, even when they tried to be serious. Modern pop lacks that carefree vibe, if anything the problem now is everyone is trying to be cool and serious.
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>>131257677
Zoomers are nostalgic for LMFAO and Lady Gaga
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>>131255833
>We're at the point where we're begging for Black Eyed Peas style music
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tell us what you think "mainstream music" is today first



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