Because they all sound the fekin same
And... I believe that GretaVanFleet and CourtneyHadwin are prime examples of this.
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No wonder. Most current mainstream music appears to be degenerate Grime/Rap aimed at a certain 'demographic'. The lyrics glamourise violence, knives, drugs, quick money & guns. It should be banned!
So did kids who grew up in the 70's, 80's... Good music stands the test of time.
Understandable...
Don't blame them. Music back then was actually music, we actually had artists who wrote great songs. Today's 'music' is 'pre fab' crab! If not for the technology, we hear half the bands & solo 'artists' can't even sing. So very little talent out there today
We knew already 🤷🏾♂️
Small wonder. No Elvis, no Beatles, no Rolling Stones. Not even a singing nun!
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