[ SECRET POST #3424 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3424 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

except that every older generation has been saying this about newer generations' music since Tin Pan Alley and the onset of pop music. in every era, innovations are made to change the landscape and other artists sit and copy those innovations until we're sick of them.

I don't consume as much pop (radio, or otherwise) as I did in the 90s but it does seem like the rapid innovation and splintering into genres and sub-genres has mellowed out and things haven't changed as much in the past 10 years as they did in previous decades. someone more into straight up hit radio and hit music could probably say better than I could.

[(Anonymous)]

Not true. Lots of artists support newer artists. Paul McCartney supports Kanye West. Joan Jett loves Miley Cyrus. Dave Grohl supports a LOT of newer bands that fits the various genres he's played. Even other artists supported the artists mentioned, like lots of black singers from the fifties loving The Beatles and whatnot. So not every gen has hated on the newer gen. Look a bit harder please.

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NAYRT

I don't think they were talking about older artists complaining about younger artists, I think they were speaking more about your average everyday people in older generations making those sorts of comments about younger generations' musical tastes.