Jackpot
Active member
Wow bmxican, I kind of agree to what you're saying. But at the same time I can't, because some of the things you listed "depressing lyrics, monotonous music style where all bands sound pretty much the same" are things people have either come to love in their music, or disagree with.
But these music genre arguments have to end. People get so involved in the type/genre of music they listen to, and the image that comes with it, instead of focusing on what moves you: The music itself. Why should you try and teach a bunch of riders the definitions and types of music you listen to? Why are you getting angered that people don't understand your music? It's as if you're trying to preach a new religion to those that don't want it.
Now on the other hand, If someone called you an "emo fag" or something of the sort, you have every reason to explain to them your passion for your music, what it means to you, and what it isn't supposed to mean to them. People get so caught up in images in the media, it warps our perception of the world, entertainment and other people in general. Education is a good thing, but what we're discussing is something that is just as much opinionated as it is fact. People will always sterotype and judge, people will always carry misinformed opinions, and people will just generaly not care. Deal with it, and enjoy listening to your music.
But these music genre arguments have to end. People get so involved in the type/genre of music they listen to, and the image that comes with it, instead of focusing on what moves you: The music itself. Why should you try and teach a bunch of riders the definitions and types of music you listen to? Why are you getting angered that people don't understand your music? It's as if you're trying to preach a new religion to those that don't want it.
Now on the other hand, If someone called you an "emo fag" or something of the sort, you have every reason to explain to them your passion for your music, what it means to you, and what it isn't supposed to mean to them. People get so caught up in images in the media, it warps our perception of the world, entertainment and other people in general. Education is a good thing, but what we're discussing is something that is just as much opinionated as it is fact. People will always sterotype and judge, people will always carry misinformed opinions, and people will just generaly not care. Deal with it, and enjoy listening to your music.