Anyone else feel ashamed by lyrical content of songs you like to listen. I mean some songs I would never admit to like in public just because they are very shallow (not due to soundwords or being meaingless pop), but in general related to lame relationships, teenage existential crisis and other philistine crap.
Anyone else feel ashamed by lyrical content of songs you like to listen...
Christopher Green
John Gonzalez
>would never admit to like in public
then don't. i only name mainstream shit when talking to normies
Charles Gomez
nah, most music has shit lyrics
just focus on music, voice is just an instrument too
David Howard
simple doesn't equal bad you fucking troglodyte
Logan Foster
Listen to music with better lyrics, then. More or less analogous to growing up and not been teen-angsty in itself. Eventually, it just is trite, and it's time to represent yourself in a better, more productive, and less embarrassing way.
William Foster
sonic youth has some ass lyrics occasionally
Isaac Gomez
lol true.
Jordan Turner
Yep.
Whenever I listen to hip hop or love songs I feel ashamed cause I'm a shut in eunuch KHV
Lucas Hughes
>Cinderella's Big Score
Levi Rivera
I feel ashamed for listening to cocteau twins because the lyrics are literraly gibberish.
Thomas Watson
Weird way to spell Yes
Julian White
I love the beatles for their music and not necessarily the lyrics
most bands in my library actually. am i autistic? am i pleb? I don't get the poetry aspect I just love interesting melody and emotions stemming from the noises. Most of my music would come off as shallow as well but some soundscapes are just breathtaking
Austin Kelly
so i think there's a lot that i can tell about you from your post. tell me what parts i get incorrect:
>watched welcome to nhk and is perpetually conflicted about his position in the world in context with other people. probably suffers from anxiety and is lonely af
>probably is looking for an existential salvation from the hell that this inner turmoil inflicts upon him
>has deep seated notions of regret, guilt and shame which are felt at a level which is probably much higher than normal people
>craves validation. doesn't like himself at all.
tell me if i got anything wrong. or how close i was to describing your personality.
Joseph Martin
Not really? I have to agree with ultimately, lyrics are just another instrument to me. Sometimes, after I've listened to a song enough times, I'll actually try to pay attention to the lyrics just for my own amusement, but what ever they might mean doesn't really influence whether I like the song or not.
How my music relates to other people however, is very a situational matter. I mean I would never unironically say that I'm "ashamed" of anything that I enjoy, but I will admit that my taste can be... hard to explain to some audiences
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Here are three songs I like but would never play around my family or most of my friends just because of the lyrics.
Bentley Martinez
Anything by crywank really, I never wanna listen to it with anyone unless I'm in a confined room
Logan Campbell
This is how NIN fans should feel.
Thomas Brown
Oliver Flores
what?
William Thomas
>be born with audio dyselxia
>hear really awesome melodies in the lyrics, but don't know what they're saying
>my mind which has always been really good at abstract thinking assigns deep cosmic philosophical meaning to the songs
> form really strong feelings about the music because to me it's like the voice of the gods
>look up the lyrics
>it's all mundane down to earth shit
Every. Single. Time.
Connor Lopez
You should be more ashamed about the fact you watch anime.
Jonathan Lewis
>audio dyselxia
Does this make lyrics like the Mars Volta's better or worse than actually knowing what they're saying?
Matthew Rogers
>tfw you watch Welcome to The NHK and realize that you're never going to have a qt3.14 gf who obsesses over you
feels bad man
Jose Miller
It makes everything so much better, it's like I'm constantly doing LSD, until I read the lyrics and my mind saddeningly sobers.
Ethan Morales
Oh k, not OP but random Sup Forumsser I havent watched NHK but everything else is spot on although I do have a large group of friends. What are your words of wisdom that I should take through adolescence? Seeing as you seem so clued up on it.
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