>>46542162>to whatever pretty face put in front on a streaming servicePeople were like this during the 80s/90s, just with MTV
>Before you had to have talent to make it in musicElvis who's probably the second most important and well known rock artist literally did not know how to play instruments and claimed it didn't even matter in his profession
And that's ignoring all the shitty 80s/90s disco/lousy pop/cheap Nirvana ripoffs/the multitude of talentless garbage music that swarmed the charts you grew up with
>No its all so well mastered that you could see a new pop star making rhe buzz every weekWe have an actual problem on /mu/ of music that gets ridiculously popular via YouTube or Tik Tok or anything not backed by major labels. The Caretaker for instance is now hugely popular and gets shills and retards who worship it all the time but it's not something that can be played on radio, for instance
You sound like someone who's stuck in 2006
