What music do people in flyover states listen to?
What music do people in flyover states listen to?
Easton Smith
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Noah Thomas
Kid Rock
Isaiah Wood
What music do coastal nu-males listen to?
Josiah King
Country and Nu-Metal.
Luke Moore
Uh wu tang
Ayden Smith
Country, I live in North Dakota, the only radio stations are country top 40, and greatest hits stations. Luckily I got my prog collection to seek refuge in
Asher Jackson
Gucci Mane
Colton Cox
Black Oak Arkansas
Hinder
Staind
Blackfoot
Trapt
Slipknot
Korn
Jason Aldean
Carrie Underwood
Disturbed
Brownsville Station
Kelly Clarkson
Clay Aiken
Creed
The Marshall Tucker Band
The Georgia Satellites
Brooks and Dunn
Chingy
Limp Bizkit
Foghat
Charlie Daniels Band
Nelly
Celine Dion
Ja Rule
Adele
Switchfoot
Mercy Me
Buckcherry
Smalltown Poets
Rob Zombie
Amy Grant
50 Cent
Everlast
The Offspring
Toby Keith
Blake Stewart
Kid Rock
Uncle Kracker
Ying Yang Twins
that girl who recorded a response song to Eamon like "fuck you right back"
Dominic Foster
DC Talk
Casting Crowns
P.O.D.
Jars of Clay
Petey Pablo
Cottonmouth Kingz
Sublime
Adrian Morgan
midwest emo
Levi Nguyen
Master P
"Cotton-Eyed Joe"
"The Devil went to Jamaica"
the Tom Petty songs about weed
Mike Jones
Paul Wall
Adrian Ward
I'm in North Colorado. A mix of pop country, mariachi music, and hip hop here.
Christian White
Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Virginia are the most flown over states
Jace Powell
Roy D Mercer comedy cassettes
WWE entrance music
just the guitar solo from "Freebird"
Jacob Murphy
Jeremiah Stewart
butthurt ioweiner
Ryder Jones
Nothing except rap and country xD
Christian Kelly
church sermons and Afroman
Christian Wood
Hey, I was just saying that the image is inaccurate
I do live near the Iowa border though
Carter Powell
>"Slow Motion" (uncensored) by Third Eye Blind
>censored Eminem songs on a mix CD with Josh Groban and Chris Tomlin
>Pentatonix
>Evanescence
>Fast and Furious soundtracks
Julian Adams
ska
Grayson Long
t. cucked coastal nu-male lumineer fans
Jonathan Sanders
The undisputed heavyweight champ of the Midwest coming through.
Gabriel Gray
>I live in North Dakota
did you even read every post?
Henry Morales
t. cucked north dakotan nu-male emerson lake and palmer fan
Alexander Carter
RAIN ON THE SCARECROW
BLOOD ON THE PLOW
Jeremiah Murphy
I exclusively listen to Old Boots New Dirt. No other transcendental avant-country album comes close
Grayson Green
Field recordings of literal fields.
"Field recordings" is actually a very popular genre in the midwest and refers to the glorious sound of golden lifegiving corn growing in the midwestern sun.
It is our most cherished and sacred music, and for years I thought the people on Sup Forums who listen to field recordings were referring to the sacred tradition of listening to the corn.
Also we like the band Korn.
Leo Clark
sometimes I'll actually just shuck an ear of corn and hold it to my ear so I can hear its screams
Jeremiah Jenkins
kek
Dominic Rogers
All jokes aside, cornfields make the craziest sounds when there is a breeze. Like dry dusty bones rubbing against each other
Parker Murphy
HURTS SO GOOD