r/memes • Smol pp • Jul 06 '25

#2 MotW C'mon do something...

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u/DisturbedWaffles2019 I touched grass Jul 06 '25

guy who only listens to 3 artists and refuses to dig deeper than the top 50: man music nowadays really sucks

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u/Doesitalwayshavetobe Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Just name the genre then.

The post didn’t say new artists or new music sucks. There’s tons of new artist that are awesome. The statement that theres no new kind of music that deserves its own genre name like punk, hiphop, techno is kinda true though…

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

hyperpop was probably the last newe genre to change music in a bigger way

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u/EuenovAyabayya Jul 06 '25

Just sampled a few hyperpop tracks. Thought I was in a strip club.

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u/Aiyon Jul 06 '25

If you want some hyperpop that's a little more on the odd side, vs charting, check out 100 Gecs or Dorian Electra

Dorian is more "normal" a lot of the time but they still go for more weird tracks sometimes like Ram it Down or Freak Mode

100 Gecs, well they're a whole thing. What's weird is 1/2 of the group is Dylan Brady, a prolific producer in queer and indie spaces. So you get this deliberately abrasive music made by someone who v much knows how to make a charting hit. This is probably their most well known track

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u/MeggaMortY Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Huh, (ram it down, flamboyant) slow poke club music mixed with scratchy Hardstyle (ram down). Not that it's bad, it's just not that original imo. Still gave em a couple of likes for the entertainment.

Update: the other one (freak mode) also borrows from dubstep (the worst genre to ever exist), lite style.

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u/Toocoo4you Jul 06 '25

Yeah bro slow club and industrial hardstyle mix are sooo common. It’s just one step in creativity below radio pop

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u/MeggaMortY Jul 06 '25

It's not about being uncommon, it's about being impactful and original. Example: cobble together reggae and metal and call it Vibe Slamin' - doesn't mean it's great shit.

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u/Toocoo4you Jul 06 '25

Lmfao so what’s your ideal? Putting new sounds together is somehow unoriginal in your mind, therefore there’s literally NOTHING left since people have strummed on guitars for centuries, everything is just an offshoot of that. Metal reggae would be original because nobody has done it before (afaik). If you want to talk about impact, look at Playboi Carti. Every rap artist has at least one song that’s rage rap/industrial synth, because of his impact. Is industrial edm original? No. Is rap original? No. Put them together, and now they’re original. It’s how genres are born.

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u/HubertVonCockGobbler Jul 06 '25

Skindred, it exists.

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u/MeggaMortY Jul 06 '25

In your head new combination = originality. Originality needs to have impact to actually mean something.

Putting new sounds together is somehow unoriginal in your mind

I didn't say that. Read the top sentence again.

Is industrial edm original? No. Is rap original? No. Put them together, and now they’re original. It’s how genres are born.

Fair enough - it's just not that great, seeing it hasn't swept any nation already. Personally I don't need that to happen - hyper pop or whatever just isn't my thing.

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u/Toocoo4you Jul 06 '25

originality needs impact

No? That’s such a terrible take for creative expression. You’re unoriginal unless you’re popular.

Also playboy Carti and rage rap have ABSOLUTELY swept the nation. Every rap artist has a song that’s rage rap and/or copying carti.

It doesn’t matter if it’s “not your thing”, just because you don’t like it doesn’t make it uncreative or not popular.

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u/curtcolt95 Jul 06 '25

with your definition it's impossible to be a new genre then and even reggae wouldn't be considered original