If you want to know how monoculture has collapsed and presented that music itself will never become uniformly mainstream or iconic to anyone ever again>This is the longest running #1 song in the history of Billboard, the objective biggest chart success ever in American pop music>You have never heard of this song played anywhere>You have no idea who the fuck Ella Langley is>If I played this song right now you would not recognize it in the slightest
I have, I do and I would because I go outside
>monoculturewhat does that even mean?
>>131628021based song
I dont think I've heard this or if I have I don't remember it. It's not like you hear it plastered all over media
>>131628118IDK but an e-celeb said it so it must mean something.
CHUCKIN FUCK ALL BY MY SELF
>>131628118like how boomers all watched the same tv shows on abc/cbs/fox/nbc, listened to the same music all recognized the same figures vs now where people are more in bubbles - or something like that
Who cares that there is no monoculture. Dont know why people are so bewildered by the concept
>>131628118from like 1945-2007 or thereabouts culture was focused like a laser, television was how you got famous and you could be watched by all the people all at the same time, then the next day at school you talk with your friends about the beatles on the ed sullivan show last night.well now, thanks to smart phones, thats over. everyone is in their on micro culture algorithm curated feed that is tailor made to your interests, no more mono culture
>>131628021You're retarded OP, because I remember feeling the same exact way about Garth Brooks because I've never heard his music either and yet I remember when he was the biggest musician in America, and this was apparently when we still had a MonocultureBut we do still have a monoculture, it never went away. Everyone knows about the current story-of-the-week whether it's that Lindsay Clancy case or whatever. Everyone knows about the current memes and latest social media trends whether it's your grandma or your little sister. The monoculture never went away, it's just that the public's attention has shifted away from music culture
>>131628245Yeah there is definitely a sort of monoculture across the internet/social media and prominent news stories that go viral, or certain random tv shows that are talked about (usually from streaming and not tv networks these days). Movies, TV, internet memes, and politics sort of still form a modern monoculture - I don't give a shit about things like Marvel or The Odyssey or Harry Potter but I kept hearing about it. music is more niche and algorithm driven now with pop music becoming less indicative of broader tastes and more of a subculture paradoxically (gay stan twitter types)
>>131628021>>You have never heard of this song played anywherewell, that's not true>>You have no idea who the fuck Ella Langley iscorrect>>If I played this song right now you would not recognize it in the slightestof course i would stfu lol
>>131628021She was recommended to me yesterday on youtube and it's so generic I can't remember anything about it except that the whole video was a whiskey ad
>>131628289She's the modern day Garth Brooks. OP is just retarded for thinking this is some new phenomenon
>>131628191this.it's pitched as "good" because it's not how boomers lived and that appeals to people (only to Millennials, really).fact is, it's just divide & conquer with a screen, and that's perfect for the ruling elite.The less we share, the less civic cohesion, there is.and the easier to rule and impose their will, because people won't unite when they (think they) have nothing in common.
>>131628315I'm convinced the problem more has to do with the internet being ran by tards that escaped special ed than anything else
>>131628021H1B moment.
yea culture is shot
>>131628315During that time everyone believed in the holohoax and supported Israel. Now that is no longer the case. The world has improved.
>>131628112FPBP
