>try to expand music horizons
>check out Top 50 from different countries around the world
>it's the exact same as the top 50 in the US
Why does the US export it's shitty music culture all over the globe? Why isn't stuff from France the most popular in france?
Because pop music is an inherently western concept. Also I think you're wrong, the top lists for different countries are actually different form each other. It's all pop music, still, but at least there are often quite a few local artists topping the charts.
Try listening to top music from Korea and Japan
youre a fucking idiot
non-whites can't make good music
>expanding horizons
>not listening to real country music, native american/tiebetian throat singing
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>check out Top 50
your first mistake
these but unironically
Try bandcamp tags for countries. Spotify may have playlists for other countries. Also try local ww radio stations.
Because the US Jews have billions to throw on marketing and no one can compete
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some western influence can be a good thing
>try to expand music horizons
>check out Top 50
nigga...
The most popular stuff in France is a shitty ripoff of black American music by refugee subhumans that nobody important wants to listen to. Its not exactly just Amurrica's fault
>try to expand music horizons
>check out Top 50
What did he mean by this?
>try to expand music horizons
>check out Top 50
please be bait
>That feel when you were born and raised in a country that completely dominates the world
Check out some Korean music my family, it's not all shit I promise
Word, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, Adele, how can other countries even compete?
And another if you like
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>try to expand music horizons
>in the dumbest way possible
the funny thing is that if it's foreign music without Western influence, people complain that it's uninteresting ethnic music
like Sup Forums will only happy if it's a Ugandan shoegaze band; it can only be an approves Western influence
I want something different but not too different. Exploration is a game of steps not leaps.
>t. a guy who never went from west coast rap to post modern electronic 19th century midi interpretations of classical works in a single week
Fuck that, find the weirdest thing you possibly can.
>Korea
Eh, it sounds the same as US pop music but with korean lyrics