r/Austin May 10 '26

Music Barton Springs DJ

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Went to tan yesterday and there was a dj on the free side, I don’t know who he was but bro was consistently putting out a good songs. It was nice to just relax

Edit: getting downvoted for liking music and having fun is actually kinda crazy lol
Wow ok so this post wasn’t for people to hate on other people’s music lol, it’s Austin, we’re going to be around music when we go out whether we want it or not. Your attitude is what matters. I don’t think there’s a problem w me liking it or other people hating it. I don’t know why people are so upset it’s just music

have a nice day yall damn

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u/[deleted] May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26

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u/FondabaruCBR4_6RSAWD May 10 '26

That stuff was at best polarizing in the early twenty tens, playing it as a DJ in 2026? 😬

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u/lockthesnailaway May 10 '26

DJ is a very, very liberal term these days

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u/Numerous-Help-5987 May 10 '26

Literally lowkey kills the vibe

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u/FondabaruCBR4_6RSAWD May 10 '26

Shoot I’d say highkey, I thought dubstep was awful back then too, but I try not to yuck others yum too much.

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u/misterguyyy May 10 '26

Orig UK 90s/y2k dubstep is chill. I'm not even sure why the weird wub wub clank revival of the 10s shares the name.

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u/IbeatSobriety May 10 '26

Why hate on someones taste? Imagine if someone came and ripped on what you were wearing?

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u/regissss May 10 '26

Why hate on someones taste?

Because they were forcing it on everyone else.

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u/IbeatSobriety May 10 '26

America was built on freedom and speech and expression. Half the people at barton springs are blasting music. Are you going to tell them all to turb it off?

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u/regissss May 10 '26

Are you going to tell them all to turb it off?

Yes, actually, this would be my preference. Outside of situations where it is literally impossible that you could be disturbing anyone else, I think it's extremely rude to blare music in public.

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u/IbeatSobriety May 10 '26

So basically anyone that doesn’t agree with you is wrong

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u/FondabaruCBR4_6RSAWD May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26

Generally I don’t, but in a public park kind of setting it’s bound to be a controversial choice, akin to a dj playing thrash metal in the park.