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it seems to me the problem you're pointing to, and scoping to music it's actually much more persvasibe and happening to pretty much all culture I refer to the
by ysofunny 2y ago
it seems to me the problem you're pointing to, and scoping to music
it's actually much more persvasibe and happening to pretty much all culture
I refer to the siloing of our tastes; or rather to how we can now develop rarer tastes by means of massively increased connectivity
so it's not just pop music, but all of what it means to be "mainstream culture" that's weirdly getting siloed and more rarified
- xanderlewis 2y agoTrue. It’s not just in music. There is almost no such thing as mainstream culture anymore — it’s exciting for individuals, but also quite worrying, especially when it comes to politics and description of factual events. No wonder democracy seems to be steadily going down the pan.