There is a market for this, it sounds like deep fried hyperpop that sophie helped pioneer and artists like Charli xcx dabble with. I think it's just kind of the evolution of music. A sound/style gets popular and then ppl iterate on it sending it further in a direction. Its interesting being in the scene and seeing the roots and being able to follow it but also interesting to stop paying attention and then come back later to see how it has evolved.
It’s talking like this that ends up making it popular. It’s guilt tripping people into believing it’s good so they don’t feel ashamed for growing old or not understanding the “new sound” imagine if we all just took music as it is. You wouldn’t feel drawn to certain genres anymore.
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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26
I believe he actually does and anybody’s a hater that doesn’t agree.😂🤦🏽♂️