Has anything me else noticed how the majority of 1990’s radio fodder music is so depressing? Predictive programming for “current year”? If so, what are zoomers being programmed for today with current music trends? Does music reflect the spirit of the times like the boomers many odes to naive hedonism? Or is it the other way around? And the music makes the times? This is political as Katy perry, milley Cyrus, and the like undoubtedly contributed to the LBGT horrorshow we see today influencing and driving liberal policies.
Was depressing 90’s music a psy-op against millennials?
Chase Harris
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Austin James
Modern music is nothing but a satanic inversion of real music. The 90s music were depressing because the 80s were upbeat. Not programming for millenials, but the last whimper of gen x trying to do something with their lives and failing
Angel King
>psy-op against millennials
Grunge and nu-metal.
Nu-metal glorified being insane and psychotic for teenagers.
Grunge glorified being a druggie and depressed.
Screamo glorified depression and self-harm.
All of them glorified suicide, really desu senpai
Dominic Walker
who owns the big record labels?
Eli Mitchell
They used kurt cobain to make being a loser cool.
Camden Rivera
90's music wasn't actually that depressing, honestly. It was mostly just experimental and artsy. I'd say music got really depressing in the early 2000's, after 9/11.
Jaxson Morgan
Nu-metal is definitely the ground zero for cringy teenagers pretending to be insane. If any of them are a psyop, it's nu-metal. Honestly, grunge music was hardly ever actually about drugs. The lyrics were mostly either nonsensical or self loathing. Nu-metal is all about self aggrandizement.
Mason Morgan
90's music is far less depressing than anything released this decade.
Jonathan Turner
Yeah, now all we have are depressed skinny emo niggers doing autotune rap over distorted 808s talking about drinking cough syrup and percocets and having illegal glock switches.
Adam Wright
SO CRAZY AND INSANE
Andrew Diaz
PS the whole world is negative because the myth of our age is WW2, and instead of their being a hero we have Hitler. Im talking about how the world sees hitler, not you.
Ethan Edwards
Your joking right, the only songs I remember on the radio were depressing shit. Even that Eiffel-65 song “blue” was about suicide. (I’m blue and I’ll bleed and I’ll die) literally the only music that wasn’t depressing was music geared exclusively towards girls.
Oliver Price
All music is a psyop. Listening to anything other than crickets, your own tinnitus, and your wife bitching at you is pathetically homosexual. I make an exception for church music and bird songs.
Camden Edwards
HOLY SHIT HE'S YELLING HE'S CRAZY ANONS LOOK OUT HE'S DANGEROUS
Brody James
90s music wasn't depressing and you're revealing yourself as someone who didn't live through any of the decade. the 90s was the last period in recent history where people still had hope and some semblance of innocence. i can't recall any popular music of that period being depressing, even the dark and gritty music of the time was pretty polite and nowhere near as moody as the shit that took off a few years later. talking strictly about popular music here, black metal and other garbage subcultures have existed for a really long time.
James Russell
Tism says no
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Christian Young
You're retarded that was the period of Blind Melon and Marcy Playground. You remember exclusively fucking Nirvana. That's not how the song goes btw, it's just
>A ba dee a ba die
He's scatting. That's song's not about suicide, it's just about a fat old rich lonely guy. Which is kinda depressing? I guess? Depressing music's always been made. What about Jump by Van Halen? Came out in the 80's, literally about a guy considering suicide.
Wyatt Price
Add that to doing anything but staring at a beige wall thinking about how and when your life went wrong.
Lucas Lopez
the first big nirvana album was pretty upbeat, grunge didnt get genuinly depressing until it became so commercialised and you ended up with fucking faggots like creed and nickelback
Brayden Lopez
Yes, you're spot on. The music makes the times.
Parker Barnes
This. Ffs just look at how positive and upbeat this is!
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Brody Barnes
Creed is a good band. Human clay is an absolute slapper and I'm not a Christian.
Lincoln Myers
This. All the corporate copies of bands like Nirvana were just awful.
Jordan Reed
WAIT
John Lee
>muh satanz