The Most Disliked Music Genre

[Psycho]

What do you think is the most disliked music genre? (most disliked by OFF TOPIC members)

After being on this forum for a few years and seeing multiple music threads pop up here n there, I think the most disliked genre of this forum is RAP. It seems rap is by far the most disliked by off topic users.

Let's see though - is this true? What is ur most disliked music genre guys?

[Non occiderdum sene effectus]

Автор сообщения: Xero_Daxter

Автор сообщения: Midori

What do country haters hate about country? I think it’s nice

“You know I like my chicken fried
A cold beer on a Friday night
A pair of jeans that fit just right
And the radio u-up”

There are good country Artests: George Strat, Garth Brooks, The Oak Rige boys, Et cetra

[Devsman]

Автор сообщения: gza

people that hate on x genre just haven't found the right song :)

I'm pretty sure I just don't like screamo at a fundamental level.

[Adversary]

I've said it once and I'll say it again - the one thing that furry who impersonated me on Twitter some years prior got right is that I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate K-pop and by extension K-pop stans. Actually, I unironically think North Korea has better media than South Korea - with some exceptions, because Spike Lee is a ♥♥♥♥ director who butchered Oldboy and admittedly Mabinogi was alright.

But Squirrel and Hedgehog is still kino and so is the soundtrack.

[crimson]

everyone here hates rap for some reason
even though people like nas, kanye, kendrick, MF DOOM, Jay-Z, and even newer artists like travis scott have been pushing the boundaries of music and constantly making 10/10 songs/entire albums, people still find a way to hate.

[talemore]

Автор сообщения: lying sack of fun

What's that stuff emos used to listen to?

Nu metal

[Psycho]

Автор сообщения: Non occiderdum sene effectus

Автор сообщения: Xero_Daxter

“You know I like my chicken fried
A cold beer on a Friday night
A pair of jeans that fit just right
And the radio u-up”

There are good country Artests: George Strat, Garth Brooks, The Oak Rige boys, Et cetra

I like Chris Stapleton. I've only heard one song from him.... Tennessee Whiskey. But I definitely like that one

[talemore]

Автор сообщения: talemore

Автор сообщения: lying sack of fun

What's that stuff emos used to listen to?

Nu metal

Evanescence became a hit in the 90's with the single : Bring Me to Life
Who would inspire a generation of emo

it takes inspiration of rap and hip-hop and metal usually with subliminal messages.

[Sidakte]

Автор сообщения: talemore

Автор сообщения: lying sack of fun

What's that stuff emos used to listen to?

Nu metal

wouldn't say so, nu metal fan here. met some that listened but most of the times i was seeing the people prefering screamo or hardcore etc, not nu metal.

Автор сообщения: talemore

Evanescence became a hit in the 90's with the single : Bring Me to Life
Who would inspire a generation of emo

it takes inspiration of rap and hip-hop and metal usually with subliminal messages.

Bring me to Life became a hit in 2003, it was considered a crossover between nu metal and goth metal for obvious reasons. The rap vocals were forced by the label because they wanted to market it in the musical landscape of the time. Which included Korn, Mudvayne, Six Feet Under, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Static-X, System of a Down, Slipknot etc

[Psycho]

Автор сообщения: Crimson

everyone here hates rap for some reason
even though people like nas, kanye, kendrick, MF DOOM, Jay-Z, and even newer artists like travis scott have been pushing the boundaries of music and constantly making 10/10 songs/entire albums, people still find a way to hate.

My favorite rap is 90's rap... like Mobb Deep (Shook Ones, Survival of the Fittest), Big L, Nas, 50 Cent (Heat, Life's on the Line), Tupac (Ambitionz Az A Ridah), Biggie (Long Kiss Goodnight), some N.W.A. , some Ice Cube/Dr. Dre (Natural Born Killaz), old school Slim Shady

But I also love 80's metal, my favorite Metallica song is One. I like Megadeth too. I can get into basically any genre from the 80's. Metal, rock, a little bit of country, Michael Jackson... I never really cared for pop music unless it's a really good song. But pop music like Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake, etc..... Nah. Just nah. I also like some really old school rock, like Chuck Berry. I like a little bit of Blues too

[craigsters]

Auto-Tune or that computer program that makes there god awful music

[xAlphaStarOmegax]

Автор сообщения: 𝙎𝙞𝙙𝙖𝙠𝙩𝙚

Автор сообщения: xAlphaStarOmegax

Yeah, I am talking about those. My brother was into all of that, and I never liked it.

Wahahah its one thing to see posts on the net of that music and another to be with in the same home , he was unapologetic i imagine

Yeah, he was. Dude would blare it so loud.

[talemore]

Автор сообщения: 𝙎𝙞𝙙𝙖𝙠𝙩𝙚

Автор сообщения: talemore

Nu metal

wouldn't say so, nu metal fan here. met some that listened but most of the times i was seeing the people prefering screamo or hardcore etc, not nu metal.

Автор сообщения: talemore

Evanescence became a hit in the 90's with the single : Bring Me to Life
Who would inspire a generation of emo

it takes inspiration of rap and hip-hop and metal usually with subliminal messages.

Bring me to Life became a hit in 2003, it was considered a crossover between nu metal and goth metal for obvious reasons. The rap vocals were forced by the label because they wanted to market it in the musical landscape of the time. Which included Korn, Mudvayne, Six Feet Under, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Static-X, System of a Down, Slipknot etc

Yes but not always goth

as example : Simple and Clean

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B1nDzB1P8GM

and the 90's reaches into the early years of 00

[Sidakte]

Автор сообщения: xAlphaStarOmegax

Yeah, he was. Dude would blare it so loud.

Yeah seems to be the case globally when it comes to metal. All branches of it regardless lol

Автор сообщения: talemore

Yes but not always goth

as example : Simple and Clean

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B1nDzB1P8GM

and the 90's reaches into the early years of 00

Well Evanescence always had their own sound tbh. Goth elements, nu metal elements, hard rock spice here and there. Crossover nevertheless. Well i consider 90s to end in 2k and from 2k to 2010 to be the 00s but yeah you get the meaning. Korn were skyrocketed in the 90s with Blind and Shoots and Ladders. Linkin Park with the entire Hybrid Theory album. (also nice vocals on the vid you gave.)

[crimson]

Автор сообщения: Psycho

Автор сообщения: Crimson

everyone here hates rap for some reason
even though people like nas, kanye, kendrick, MF DOOM, Jay-Z, and even newer artists like travis scott have been pushing the boundaries of music and constantly making 10/10 songs/entire albums, people still find a way to hate.

My favorite rap is 90's rap... like Mobb Deep (Shook Ones, Survival of the Fittest), Big L, Nas, 50 Cent (Heat, Life's on the Line), Tupac (Ambitionz Az A Ridah), Biggie (Long Kiss Goodnight), some N.W.A. , some Ice Cube/Dr. Dre (Natural Born Killaz), old school Slim Shady

But I also love 80's metal, my favorite Metallica song is One. I like Megadeth too. I can get into basically any genre from the 80's. Metal, rock, a little bit of country, Michael Jackson... I never really cared for pop music unless it's a really good song. But pop music like Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake, etc..... Nah. Just nah. I also like some really old school rock, like Chuck Berry. I like a little bit of Blues too

yeah, i was listing my favourite artists but you cant deny what people like tupac and ice cube did to music in general, not just to rap.
i dont really mess with metal all that much, the only ""metal"" band i truly like is king crimson and those guys are prog rock anyways. But i can 100% where the appeal comes from for metal, the music is full of energy and gets u goin extremely easily.

[crunchyfrog]

Автор сообщения: Midori

Автор сообщения: Xero_Daxter

“You know I like my chicken fried
A cold beer on a Friday night
A pair of jeans that fit just right
And the radio u-up”

See, relatable lyrics, what’s there to dislike?! 🙃

Автор сообщения: crunchyfrog

For me it's just so banal and it grates on me.

Granted I'm British and it might also be a sign of the times. I grew up in the 1970s predominantly. For me it was everything I disliked about certain types of music - too twee and lazy. Similar to easy listening.

Oh huh, personally I think the folk instruments are what make it a rather pleasant genre…
And dam, music in the UK during the 70s must’ve been great for a reggae fanatic like myself :ws_lighter:

Yeah reggae during the 70s was fantastic. Seen quite a few decent groups in my time. I don't think there's much better than a nice sunny day sat out getting the rays, with a nice cold drink listening to some reggae group.

But for the country thing, I just don't like it for the same reason as the easy listening stuff. It seems lazty to me. I like my music to have some passion or movement. JUst a taste thing.