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Cool, but I asked for a Big Mac, and so did 99.99% of the world. You're just in the 0.01% that would have stopped and listened, just like you're in the 0.01% t

Cool, but I asked for a Big Mac, and so did 99.99% of the world. You're just in the 0.01% that would have stopped and listened, just like you're in the 0.01% that would buy his album or go to his concert. My point is that classical music soloist is a niche hobby, just like my playing cards collection is a niche hobby, and that to expect that more than 0.01% of the world would stop on their way to work to look at my playing cards collection is simply laughable. This whole article is a joke.

attractivechaos 4y ago
You quoted "classical music aficionados". I was mainly reacting to that part and explaining what an aficionado would do. A random person buying a Big Mac is not an aficionado. Also from the article, 2.5% paid, 0.6% listened and 0.1% recognized him. This is more or less in line with my expectation. I certainly know classical music is a niche hobby. When I go to some chamber music concert, I often see a room of elders, very few young audience.