[ SECRET POST #2426 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2426 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

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I think it's not so much about being not-English specifically as "not a language I understand." As has been noted many, many times in these comments, some people find lyrics really important. Even if they also like instrumental music-- if there is a voice, they like to know what it's saying. That goes for people who speak English, French, Russian, Georgian, etc. It's not that "not English" is a genre. But it's that "not in a language I speak" is a group of music that you can very easily just not enjoy.

(And this is speaking as someone who listens to plenty of music in a variety of languages, but very strongly prefers music in Russian, English, or Polish-- languages I can understand.)