As the title says - why do these people not know the most popular music ever created? Is it for attention? Does anyone actually enjoy watching other people's "reactions" to things that are on the radio in any gas station / department store / sandwich shop / movie?
What are the political implications of not knowing the most popular music ever made?
Isaiah Sanders
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Eli Anderson
American culture is centered around
Brody Lopez
Most shit on youtube these days are fake shit propped up by google with fake views to push their globalist zoomer-based narrative of things, there's only a few channels all of which are over a decade old that I still watch on that shit site
Blake Richardson
None of that shit sounds good anyway. It almost feels infantilizing to listen too. Sometimes I forget that much of that stuff was targeted towards teens, but now we have a bunch of adults that still religiously listen to Green Day.
Aiden Ramirez
I hate the niggers who act like they are hot shit when reacting to a fucking song
>vocal coach reacts
>music composer reacts
>singer reacts
Hudson Carter
>>I hate the niggers who act like they are hot shit when reacting to a fucking song
user, I think you mean
>>I hate the niggers
No more needs to be said ;)
Ian Wood
I used niggers as an all encompassing word. The people who put the fact that they picked up an instrument once in the title are usually women/sois
>tfw dave is 100% referring to someone like the bitch reacting to the song
Sebastian Fisher
The most popular videos in this genre are by far zoomer black teens listening to pop songs from the 80s and 90s mainly enjoyed by older white people and acting like it’s the best thing they’ve ever heard in their lives. They get hundreds of thousands of views which translates directly into dollars for them, and it’s all for providing the service of stroking the egos of middle aged white people. What they desperately crave more than anything is the approval of young black teens who they view as being very hip and cool, and this makes them feel good about themselves and their taste in music, and so the teens are more than happy to tell them whatever bullshit they want to hear because of how well it pays
Luis Johnson
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Landon Lee
niggers
>REACT
939392929 BILLIONS VIEW
Mason Price
It's not like boomer times anymore where everyone in the world is supposed to like the same 10 bands until they're dead.
Zachary Davis
Green Day still slaps, what are you even trying to say?
Easton Martinez
Those "reactions" are 99% acting for jewtube clicks + 1% fake
If you want a good reaction video, check out this guy
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He's an educated composer who doesn't pretend to not know the songs in question.
He analyzes them from the perspective of his classical music education.
His videos have value
No niggers ook ooking.
Isaac Young
Fake shit. Saw one once where a nigger was racing to Linkin Park like they're unknown, forgot half way thru his charade and started lip syncing with it
Andrew Sanders
Thar she blows!
Christian Cox
Yeah, it's zoomer times where there's more bands than people, they all mumble and grunt, and every "new" genre is called "something-core"
Hunter Harris
I believe this to be the answer I was seeking when I created this thread. Thanks for putting it to words user.
Chase Richardson
I really liked Rebecca and her Steelheart reaction.
Just that perfect mix of cringe and talent. Also cringe.
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Jacob Ward
I honestly don’t think it really makes much of a difference whether the audience fully believes they’re legitimately hearing the songs for the first time and enjoying them. The point is that they give a really positive reaction and give the impression that they really like this music that older white people like and believe stereotypically the kids never would have heard of. It’s a sort of fantasy for them, like when people watch wrestling or the back and forth banter strippers give during a lap dance. Whether or not it’s genuine isn’t really that important
Camden James
Is all a fake thing to get races to get along.
Isaac Cook
Them niggas can't read.
Stupid genre.
Christian Kelly
When we grew up we had things on TV from as far back as the 50s regularly airing and we watched them.
When we went to school the curriculum still hadn't been 'decolonised' of old white literature.
When we grew up we still had our grumpy grandparents in their rocking chairs complaining about niggers.
When we grew up every radio station played both old and current tunes.
When we grew up we went to social events on the regular and met our kin of all ages in fairgrounds and what not.
I could go on.
Zoomers mostly didn't have any of these experiences and thus they're rootless, completely cut off from all that came before them.
Matthew Gray
Some of them may legitimately enjoy some or even all of the songs they react to, but that’s not really the point. The point is they act like they love it, and the viewer who is presumably middle aged and white feels a sense validation. But some may honestly enjoy what they hear- it’s possible.
Angel Reed
where's the white supremacist reactions to rap music for the first time? that's a billion view idea right there
Kayden Perez
>Normie idiots in 2022: What do you mean you don't listen to songs from 1991!
>no one in 1991: What do you mean you dont listen to songs from 1960
STFU op
Levi Davis
Normies literally would say, "What do you mean you don't listen to the Beatles?" in 1991.
Xavier Anderson
NPCs listening to NPC music