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No - the songs a very close. Similar beats, genre, production values, upbeat, bubblegum themes, and then you have the 3-5 whooping by a 'chorus of teens' or wh
by jomamaxx 10y ago
No - the songs a very close.
Similar beats, genre, production values, upbeat, bubblegum themes, and then you have the 3-5 whooping by a 'chorus of teens' or whatever.
It's very, very similar. It's a thing. And it's sad.
- josquindesprez 10y agoYes, it's a thing. But similarity is no reason for sadness. One could make a similar argument about design patterns. The important question to ask is, "what ways are there of making music sound appealing to as many people as possible on the first listening?" Convergent solutions will arise, just as in the case of design patterns.
- jomamaxx 10y agoIt's not the similarity that bothers me, it's the general craziness of it all.
- Senji 10y agoI've never listened to any one of those songs in the article's videos. I don't know who most of those authors even are. I'm fine with that.