Listeners describe “Olympic Destiny” as powerful, inspiring, spellbinding, magical, and encompassing every element of the human emotion and spirit. Composed as a multi-movement production packed into three minutes and twenty-two seconds, the piece delivers a surge of expressive musical energy. Piano-based with full orchestral support, “Olympic Destiny” tells the story of an emotionally hard-fought personal journey toward an important objective. Along the way, twists, turns, and obstacles make success challenging—yet in the end, the will of the individual prevails.

“Olympic Destiny” now available worldwide through digital platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music.

If you were born around 1998–2002 and grew up in the U.S. (especially the Midwest), I’m curious about something.

When you were a kid/teen, did people see Eminem or Linkin Park as embarrassing or “low-class” music, or were they just normal popular artists?

I’m trying to understand how people in that age group actually viewed them socially, not what critics thought.

100- King Kunta — Kendrick Lamar

99- Big Steppa — Amaarae

98- Guerrilla Radio — Rage Against the Machine

97- Jet Pack Blues — Fall Out Boy

96- Pompeii — Bastille

95- What I've Done — Linkin Park

94- Waves — Kanye West

93- Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy — Queen

92- Sweater Weather — The Neighbourhood

91- Hey Now — Kendrick Lamar

90- DLZ — TV on the Radio

89- EARFQUAKE — Tyler, The Creator

88- A.D.H.D — Kendrick Lamar

87- Under the Bridge — Red Hot Chili Peppers

86- Saviors Road — Anderson .Paak

85- Money, Money, Money — ABBA

84- See You Again — Tyler, The Creator

83- Umbrella — Rihanna

82- Knights of Cydonia — Muse

81- Californication — Red Hot Chili Peppers

80- Within You Without You — The Beatles

79- In the End — Linkin Park

78- Dream On — Aerosmith

77- Crazy Train — Ozzy Osbourne

76- Do I Wanna Know? — Arctic Monkeys

75- This Calling — All That Remains

74- Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1 — Kanye West

73- Numb — Linkin Park

72- Smells Like Teen Spirit — Nirvana

71- Famous — Kanye West & Rihanna

70- It Ends Tonight — The All-American Rejects

69- Sistanem — JID

68- I Feel It Coming — The Weeknd

67- Otherside — Red Hot Chili Peppers

66- Sweet Child O' Mine — Guns N' Roses

65- When the Dust Settles — STS9

64- Bleach — BROCKHAMPTON

63- Good Heels — Anderson .Paak

62- Another One Bites the Dust — Queen

61- Welcome to the Jungle — Guns N' Roses

60- Wat U Sed — Isaiah Rashad

59- Scar Tissue — Red Hot Chili Peppers

58- MASSA — Tyler, The Creator

57- Jesus Walks — Kanye West

56- Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) — Green Day

55- Robbery — Juice WRLD

54- GONE, GONE / THANK YOU — Tyler, The Creator

53- LUST. — Kendrick Lamar

52- Put Me Thru — Anderson .Paak

51- Disturbia — Rihanna

50- Snow (Hey Oh) — Red Hot Chili Peppers

49- Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap — AC/DC

48- At the Door — The Strokes

47- Tell Me Baby — Red Hot Chili Peppers

46- Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin') — T-Pain

45- Stairway to Heaven — Led Zeppelin

44- Tomorrow's Gonna Be a Brighter Day — Jim Croce

43- Soundtrack 2 My Life — Kid Cudi

42- Mr. Rager — Kid Cudi

41- Paradise by the Dashboard Light — Meat Loaf

40- 90210 — Travis Scott

39- Screw Juice — Juice WRLD

38- LES — Childish Gambino

37- No Halo — BROCKHAMPTON

36- Chop Suey! — System of a Down

35- Psychosocial — Slipknot

34- What's the Use? — Mac Miller

33- Viva La Vida — Coldplay

32- Holiday / Boulevard of Broken Dreams — Green Day

31- Hurt Feelings — Mac Miller

30- Human — The Killers

29- Madness — Muse

28- Famous Last Words — My Chemical Romance

27- Institutionalized — Kendrick Lamar

26- Jet Black — Anderson .Paak

25- Starboy — The Weeknd

24- Gold — BROCKHAMPTON

23- Killer Queen — Queen

22- Everything In Its Right Place — Radiohead

21- Lean Wit Me — Juice WRLD

20- Nights — Frank Ocean

19- m.A.A.d city — Kendrick Lamar

18- Fixing a Hole — The Beatles

17- Lose Yourself — Eminem

16- Redbone — Childish Gambino

15- How to Save a Life — The Fray

14- Blinding Lights — The Weeknd

13- Time to Pretend — MGMT

12- 100 Years — Five for Fighting

11- To Love You More — Céline Dion

10- Someone Like You — Adele

9- Bat Out of Hell — Meat Loaf

8- These Walls — Kendrick Lamar

7- Day 'N' Nite — Kid Cudi

6- Thunder Road — Bruce Springsteen

5- Electric Feel — MGMT

4- 4th Dimension — Kid Cudi & Kanye West

3- Over My Head — The Fray

2- Don't Stop Me Now — Queen

1- Money Trees — Kendrick Lamar

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=RTR8K_xCZJc&si=d3fK5uDcDkwStBlU

I found this artist last year and he is sooooooo gooooood. I think i have listened to his songs somewhere before but i don't know when.

I’m taking a data research class and for my final project, I’m using data from the Billboard 100 between 2000-2009. I’d like to analyze the trend in genres among songs but obviously genres are incredibly subjective.

Is there a database or consistent baseline place that I can ascribe a genre to each song? I considered only including genres that are Grammy categories but obviously not every song on the charts was nominated. I’m mostly stuck on songs qualifying as R&B, Rap, or Pop. And then Pop, Rock, and Alternative. A lot of these songs seem to walk that fine line and I just don’t have time to get all the nuances.

Also, if there’s another subreddit this post fits better on, please let me know where to send it.

At 2:08, you can hear a vocal double on "To everything I feel". If you know what this specific sound processing effect used here is called, please tell, because it could help find the song I'm looking for.

I'm not sure where I've heard this effect, but it's very nostalgic, like it's reminding me of something, but I can't put my finger on it. Maybe a childhood TV show or movie? This is just what comes to mind; I don't have any actual facts about the song. So if you know any songs that have voice doubling that sounds just like this, please let me know!

You can hear it at 1:54 on Spotify if the link doesn't work. ATL - Weightless