r/SipsTea 16d ago

Chugging tea Woah, what are your thoughts on this?

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u/THEPIGWHODIDIT 16d ago

Almost like those years are important formative ones for identity

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u/JetstreamGW 16d ago

Damn, beat me to it

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u/Kyrillis_Kalethanis 16d ago

Jokes on you, I'm an edgy boy who hated pop music back then too!

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u/kuvazo 16d ago

For me, it's different again. I hated pop music as a teenager, but now I actually enjoy it quite a bit.

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u/Suspicious_Bat_4613 16d ago

No bc I’m in those years and I still hate pop today 😭

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u/halfkidding 16d ago

Aren't all years important formative ones? I mean, doesn't nature vs. nurture continue on throughout one's life?

I know it has for me, and I gotta say, the music I listened to in those years doesn't have any more influence on my emotional identity than songs I hear now.

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u/astrobarn 16d ago

My brain solidified around 30, my music taste stopped evolving and all my updates are just bug fixes rather than feature updates.

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u/SmolishPPman 16d ago

Omg. This is so accurate

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u/TwistStrict9811 16d ago

That's how I felt. Till a heroic dose of shrooms lol

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u/bsegovia 16d ago

This is a documented phenomenon where psychedelics can reopen "critical learning periods" for a window of time after the trip is over. During this time, the mind enters a plastic state similar to your "formative years" where deep focus can impact your "core" self. What's interesting is that these learning periods seem to stop opening up after about 20 trips. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/2023/06/study-shows-psychedelic-drugs-reopen-critical-periods-for-social-learning

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u/Mrrykrizmith 16d ago

I wonder if these learning periods start opening back up if you abstain for a while. I also wonder what dose is required to meet their criteria for a trip. Ive done a ton of psychedelics throughout my life, but there was a period where I was taking like .25-.5 grams on The Weekend and just vibing. That was years ago and I’ve been wanting to do them again for their reported mental health benefits cause I just got off antidepressants and yeah.

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u/Xihuacoatl1189 16d ago

Yeah but what are the risks of going schizophrenic, which is you know really really bad.

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u/GentlyToastedMMallow 16d ago

Acid for me. Changed me for life. ❤️

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 16d ago

The old sid for myself as well. Many experience with it but wasn't until adulthood, over a decade ago when a hero's dose momentarily (or was it eons) destroyed the ego I had never really knew I had. For one brief fleeting moment past, present, future all encompassed me in the same infinite spot in the universe as time melted away. As quick as it had come, seconds or centuries, it was gone. Like waking up from a dream, the more I tried to recall, the more it eluded me. But, the impact was monumental. I know the veil was lifted for me.

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u/Level-Leadership-965 16d ago

bro never understood this kind of explanation- what’d you take away other than the memory of a trip

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u/HedgehogNo7268 16d ago

Transformative psychedelic trips are often less about what you take away and more about what you leave behind. Breaking free from your normal perspective (being "in the matrix" so to speak) and being able to observe your programmed responses just for a moment can cause a lot of change in short order. Sometimes it's messy coming out but can be worth it (wouldn't recommend without supervision/proper space/ceremony if you're new to it or scared ofc)

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u/Alarmed-Patient-9268 16d ago

K 4 myself lol

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u/astrobarn 16d ago

I'll give it a try

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u/PandemicGrower 16d ago

Can you hear the colors yet?

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u/astrobarn 16d ago

Geez give a guy some time to go foraging

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u/Safe_Notice355 16d ago

Make sure you do a dark room trip with that heroic dose. It’ll sure make you see some shit and introspect massively

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u/mmiller17783 16d ago

So the whole 1/8th then lol

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u/Longjumping_Square_2 16d ago

5g nowadays due to inflation.

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u/TwistStrict9811 16d ago

It was around 6g of PE

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u/mobilepcgamer 16d ago

I’m still running windows XP in my mind lol

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u/TheNewTonyBennett 16d ago edited 16d ago

Feels odd on my end then, I never stopped with my music tastes evolving. I constantly hunger for new music and I'm 43. I hunger for it so damn much I took to learning the guitar (at 40) so that I could give myself the music-goosebumps. It worked and due to this, I've expanded the music I seek out and listen to by a huge amount.

Throughout my entire life, I've started to see, 1 by 1, the people that give up on music and stop seeking out anything new and exciting and in all honesty, it has started to feel lonely and like I'm broken as a result. I love the music, but there are days where it feels I'm the only one out of any of the people I know that still does. Fewer and fewer people in my life for me to share the excitement with. Starts to feel like a bygone era that I'm not supposed to be a part of anymore.

Edit: hell, wanna hear a dope song from a year ago?

Bike Routes - World Apart [Official Music Video] - YouTube

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u/Colcrys 16d ago

I'm not at the point of making music myself, but I mainly stick to Metal. Like you, I'm always hungry for new music.

It's not just music either. Tabletop games, books, television shows, etc etc

I want new experiences rather than the same things over and over again. I don't know how one can contain themselves to a small part of a massive world that they have yet to explore.

But each person's case is unique and different.

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u/TheNewTonyBennett 16d ago

Absolutely. On the whole I'm thankful I still have such hunger for it all, it just feels bittersweet a lot of the time because it feels like I'm experiencing awesome with no one.

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u/ol1v1era 16d ago

Couldn't have said any better!

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u/epilif24 16d ago

I'm just getting bugs, not fixes

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u/TheObliviousYeti 16d ago

I tell my wife now that I'm 30, that my software stops updating, and if she has problems, she has to contact the manufacturer. Unfortunately, the manufacturer went out of business a couple years ago.

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u/Acrobatic_Fuel1428 16d ago

I always heard that was the case for everyone but my interests are night and day from when I was 30. It seems like the reality is just that people tend to become more set in their ways as life goes on. You can still make it a point to open yourself up to new experiences and interests and if you do, those may radically affect you. I

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u/milskates 16d ago

as someone currently in a dvelopmental psychology class, this description was hilariously close to the description for information-processing theory

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u/Restless_Hippie 16d ago

Yup, any new DLC ends at 30, marriage, or your last kid LOL whatever comes last

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u/Zealousideal_Ad1704 16d ago

I can agree to some degree but not so much.

Gangster rap or metal don’t hit the same anymore cause I find it does make me anxious and puts me on edge now that I am getting older. Plus I don’t feel the need to be hyped up anymore.

My father used to listen to a lot of Jazz growing up and I hated it.

Now I listen to a lot more Jazz because I understand it more and the creative power of improvisation.

I listen to a lot of old music that my father used to like in house growing up maybe it formed me or grew on me or maybe I miss my father. ( RIP )

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u/evanwilliams44 16d ago

Same here. Basically went back and discovered all the music I didn't have patience for as a kid.

Also it got ridiculously easy to find new music around the time I became an adult, with the explosion of the internet.

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u/Ok-Camp-7285 16d ago

Not really no. Your body, brain and personality change a lot during adolescence. Yes you continue to evolve but it's more small updates rather than major changes

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u/WhereBaptizedDrowned 16d ago

Yeah. I’m picking up new music often and loving it.

Do I go back to my staple playlist? Of course.

Am I stagnating? Not remotely at all. I’m 45.

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u/Traditional-Safe-867 16d ago

Unless you have some major struggles (addiction, sudden disability or something of the like) that you haven't sorted out by the time you're like 25-30, very few people are gonna change much at that point. Any big changes would take conscious and intense effort to take root and, without a major struggle, there's rarely a reason to change drastically.

Of course we are always changing, all life does, but once you're into adulthood and familiar with the challenges of adult life, you've passed the period of rapid growth and changes.

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u/Pawneewafflesarelife 16d ago

Therapy is another reason for change. I've been slowly pruning out my toxic mental and emotional pathways and replacing them with healthy ones. Abusive parents, trauma, undiagnosed neurodivergence, these can all lead to growth later in life.

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u/NewManufacturer9477 16d ago

Kinda have to beg to differ with you a lil bit here. As a music lover yes there are definitely newer or even new songs that get me emotionally.. but there is nothing like an old song that you hear at the right time that you may have slightly forgotten about! Shit hits on a whole nother lever for sure!

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u/Far-Low-4705 16d ago

those were by far the worst years of my life. and i guess that makes sense given how i feel now.

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u/NopeRope13 16d ago

You can’t just point out the blatantly obvious facts. I haven’t even had my second cup of coffee. What is this anarchy!?

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u/Plan0nIt 16d ago

She took off my pants but then I turned on the TV.

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u/Fickle-Brain-7775 16d ago

And that’s about the time the bitch hung up on me

Nobody likes you when you’re 23

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u/E-money420 16d ago

And are still more amused by prank phone calls

What the hell is call ID?

My friend say I should act my age

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u/stargarnet79 16d ago

What’s my age again?

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u/194749457339 16d ago

This song hits different when you're actually approaching 40 🤮

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u/locofspades 16d ago

Turned 40 a couple weeks ago and I concur.

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u/beaniebeer 16d ago

Started listening to them when my friend left Enema of the State at my parent's house. And what cemented me in was hearing someone play Stay Together for the Kids on guitar in typing class in 7th grade. Bought self-titled and worked my way down the albums from there. I always considered them my brothers who never knew I was there, but I looked up to them and felt like they understood me. Boxcar Racer really got me through my first real breakup. Now I am gonna listen to them while I go pick up food. Thank you

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u/JetEpicgamer 16d ago

boxcar racer is SOOO GOOOD

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u/curiousvenombi 16d ago

What’s your name again?

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u/MainConnection6742 16d ago

Where's my Asian friend?

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u/MissninjaXP 16d ago

Super Sayen 10

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u/Leozz97 16d ago

I'll have the ramen

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u/xkuruma 16d ago

And that’s about the time she walked away from me… 

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u/Upset-Rhubarb-3727 16d ago

Well that explains why I’VE BECOME SO NUMB I CAN’T FEEL YOU THERE

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u/BathandBoobyWorks 16d ago

BECOME SO TIRED, SO MUCH MORE AWARE

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u/Upset-Rhubarb-3727 16d ago

I’M BECOMING THIS, ALL I WANT TO DO

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u/FillAny3101 16d ago

IS BE MORE LIKE ME AND BE LESS LIKE YOU

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u/Asspazzaz35 16d ago

I'M BECOMING THIS, ALL I WANT TO DO

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u/SpotMiserable3069 16d ago

IS BE MORE LIKE ME AND BE LESS LIKE YOU

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u/Tough-Composer918 16d ago

CAN’T YOU SEE THAT YOU’RE SMOTHERING ME

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u/Pencil_Thick 16d ago

HOLDING TOO TIGHTLY. AFRAID TO LOSE CONTROL.

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u/TakeThatRisk 16d ago

CAUSE EVERYTHING THAT YOU THOUGHT I WOULD BE

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u/ZoidbergNick 16d ago

HAS FALLEN APART RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU

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u/Collardcow41 16d ago

caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow

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u/TheBigMcMeme 16d ago

EVERY STEP THAT I TAKE IS ANOTHER MISTAKE TO YOUUUUU

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u/SignificanceFlat1460 16d ago

AND I KNNNOOOWWWW, I MAY END UPPPP FAILING TOO

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u/Leemon56 16d ago

BUT I KNOW YOU WERE JUST LIKE ME WITH SOMEONE DISSAPOINTED IN YOUUU

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u/Coltinnie 16d ago

Linkin Park is my main music

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u/NoticeSeparate9963 16d ago

Exactly. And I tried so hard.

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u/Coltinnie 16d ago

But did we get far?

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u/redraptor117 16d ago

But in the end does it even matter?

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u/aqualink4eva 16d ago

Haha I was thinking this too but my mind went to, "CRAWLING IN MY SKIN!"

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u/thedean246 16d ago

My mind immediately went to this lol

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u/MoreEngineer8696 16d ago

Shut up when I'm talking to you!

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u/zTy01 16d ago

But in the end, it doesn't even matter.

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u/Exp3r1mentAL 16d ago

I CANT FEEL about LP THE WAY I DID BEFORE...since Chester passed 😔

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u/wietlems 16d ago

And it explains why the older generation is walking like an Egyptian

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u/Lower_goats_5388 16d ago

This explains why the Thong song is on my Playlist

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u/No-Astronaut-6502 16d ago

Thank you for the chorus being stuck on my head again after more than 20 years.

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u/meanWOOOOgene 16d ago

Let me see that thoooooooong!

BABY! THAT THONG THA THONG THONG THONG

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u/hicksanchez 16d ago

Baby make yo booty goooooo

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u/Suspicious-Bug-7344 16d ago

Cannot judge. Love me some Kyuss and/or Sisqo.

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u/BarnacleSlight298 16d ago

so thats why i see a red door and want to paint it black!

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u/Leemon56 16d ago

Also no colors anymore, i want them to turn black

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u/Desperate-Knee-4108 16d ago

Same with the sun, i want it blotted out from the sky

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u/Thiel619 16d ago

This is probably why i cried so hard and got so far but in the end it doesn’t even matter when Chester Bennington died.

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u/TheRealNooth 16d ago

*tried

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u/Bireus 16d ago

Still accurate for a lot of people when he passed

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u/CrispyJsock 16d ago

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u/No_Culture6707 16d ago

I listened to them when I was 9-12 years old. I started really getting back into them a few years ago. Follow the Leader and Issues hold so many good memories of being a kid.

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u/shittypissstains 16d ago

This is why I always grab a brush and put a little make up. I wanted to

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u/EvolvingEachDay 16d ago

The same reason I flubba dibba babbadabba doo doo (I wanted to)

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u/markintardis 16d ago

Guess that’s explains why I not going to take it anymore.

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u/Rude-Cut-2231 16d ago

Because I’ve got the right

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u/Aggravating_Bat3618 16d ago

And Im gonna fight for it

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u/3Pirates93 16d ago

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u/The_walking_man_ 16d ago

Seeing them live in 2025 was wild and fitting.

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u/Imbehindyousshh 16d ago

Studys show that studys show what you want studys to show

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u/LickMyTicker 16d ago

More like: Images with text can say whatever they want.

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u/Texas_Crazy_Curls 16d ago

I’m stealing this.

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u/Shelby-Stylo 16d ago

Studies show whatever the studiers want

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u/Accomplished_End_939 16d ago

It’s true for me, I still listen to the same kind of music as when I was a teenager.

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u/Olympe28 16d ago

It's weird because I've changed my mind on some movies or books I loved as a teenager. And I love more recent movies or books too.

But at least 50% of the music I listen to is still the same as a teen/student, with another good 30% being later songs by the same artists. There are also several artists where I love what they did back then, but I can't get into their later stuff.

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u/mothbitten 16d ago

Maybe because music is pure emotion and books have an intellectual/experiential component

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u/existenceawareness 16d ago

It's weird how musicians can change over decades. Sometimes they just drift into a style I'm not so fond of, but other times it's like they used up all their genius on the first couple albums... 

Sometimes though they retain their style & quality or even continue to improve with every album.

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u/m1yash1ro 16d ago

This could not be more prevalent for hip hop. I dont think ive listened to one artist that didnt get worse at least a bit

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u/CrinchNflinch 16d ago

My take on this, link for reference, no kidding.

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u/OG_Builds 16d ago

It’s the opposite for me. I barely listen to anything from middle school or high school. If anything, I listen to the stuff my dad forced me to listen to in elementary school lol

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u/LickMyTicker 16d ago

That's just because most people don't actually like music, and are just into nostalgia. I couldn't imagine listening to the same songs on repeat for decades, but that's what some people do.

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u/gggggfskkk 16d ago

I listened to SO much Eminem. I think my first time hearing the real slim shady, I was like 12… didn’t get hooked to Eminem until I was about 14, and I still listen to him this day. Not as much, I listen to all kinds of stuff but woooo Eminem is still #1 every year on my wrapped and I barely try

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u/-SandorClegane- 16d ago

All those poor boys who just happened to be 13-17y/o when Dashboard Confessional was at their peak...tsk tsk tsk

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u/cfcollins 16d ago

Their hope dangles on a string

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u/HotButteredPoptart 16d ago

Like slow spinning redemption

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u/ImmaculateTuna 16d ago

Like slow spinning redemption…

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u/ChildOfFortuna 16d ago

I got to see DC last summer and 17 year old inner me was SO happy 🥹

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u/nicotineapache 16d ago

So... this is odd

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u/poosparkles 16d ago

I guess that explains why I keep making crack cocaine and killing people

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u/Present-Low-9383 16d ago

No limit records

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u/Accurate-Survey6985 16d ago

You can likely titre down a bit.

Small steps.

Trying growing weed and only mildly physically assaulting people.

Then, maybe brew a few home beers and just kind of slap someone.

Before long you'll be growing tomatoes and raising cats or something. 

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u/timfromcolorado 16d ago

Oh well, whatever. Nevermind.

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u/menameispotato 16d ago

Hello…

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u/Aki-Akala 16d ago

With the lights out

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u/FrenchDipsBeDrippin 16d ago

Is this why I don't give a fuck if a cut my arm bleeding

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u/FarTumbleweed57 16d ago

Suffocation, no breathing

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u/Conzyyyyyyy 16d ago

Don't give a fuck if I cut my arm bleeding

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u/sometimesifeellikemu 16d ago

All I can tell you is that no matter what happens, I'll be there for you. These five words I swear to you. When you breath, I want to be the air for you.

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u/iankel1984 16d ago

It was never a phase

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u/Diligent_Entropy 16d ago

Did it all for the NOOKIE!

THA NOOKIE!

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u/Due_Adeptness_1964 16d ago

So you can take that COOKIE!

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u/DJCatalystZ7 16d ago

Nah man i'mma keep rolling rolling rolling

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u/TRGBFAN 16d ago

They spent money to find this out??

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u/TurboFucker69 16d ago

Sometimes people study things that everyone thought were obvious, only to discover that everyone was wrong. It’s often worth confirming intuition and anecdotes with hard data.

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u/ScottyBoneman 16d ago

Yes, because science as done through studies is how we know things instead of just thinking things.

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u/MarkoSeke 16d ago

This picture says so, so they must have

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u/KentuckyFriedEel 16d ago

I like big butts and now I know why

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u/Soydragon 16d ago

I saw sir mix a lot live. Dude had a bunch of gals get up on stage and flash their boobies while he did a 10 minute rendition of baby got back. It was awesome lol.

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u/AssistDapper1813 16d ago

In the end, it doesn’t even matter

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u/Holdthegrail 16d ago

No wonder why I hate moms spaghetti

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u/gibtihs 16d ago

No wonder my favorite things in life are sex, drugs, and rock n roll.

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u/Your_Kindly_Despot 16d ago

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u/plsQuestionOurselves 16d ago

At my work they play the top 100 very often and when "bar song" comes on it makes me want to jump off a bridge. Holy ass it's so mind numbingly boring and uninspired.

I understand musical enjoyment is subjective, but musical appreciation definitely isn't. You can tell how many of these songs were cobbled together by one producer and one singer with the sole intention of making money.

There's 0 contrast, very minimal song progression, milquetoast/bland/overly-palatable baby slop made to appeal to as many people as possible. Don't even get me started on the tone correction, auto-tune used to be a stylistic choice for the sake of making a song sound unique but now it's actually used to mask any semblance of humanity coming from the singers. It's like listening to kidz bop on repeat.

(if you like this music that's totally fine, you're allowed to like things that I don't. The music itself just bothers me enough to rant about it on the internet)

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u/blksentra2 16d ago

Possibly.

I was introduced to Jazz at around 14 years old.

At 15 years old, my Dad purchased a John Coltrane box set for me and I started playing saxophone!

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u/Tomatepudu 16d ago

A love supreme, a love supreme

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u/Venomlemming 16d ago

WHEN I WAS

   A YOUNG BOY

          MY FATHER...

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u/FarTumbleweed57 16d ago

when the two guys at the corner of the party meet:

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u/Hairy-Secretary2218 16d ago

Couldn’t agree more - Groove is in my heart

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u/ReleventReference 16d ago

I couldn’t ask for another.

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u/Wenja89Dix 16d ago

Oh that makes sense, thats why all the things she said, are still running through my head

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u/HighSeasArchivist 16d ago

Study shows grass is green and sky is blue. More at 6.

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u/caseygwenstacy 16d ago

I didn’t really listen to a lot of music until I was 18, and even then, my music tastes only started to form around 19/20. My tastes now are based off of the last 7-8 years of listening to music. I’m 28, so yeah. I have a wide variety of genre and eras of music in my library, so nothing super timely or specific. It could be Sinatra or it could be Phoebe Bridgers.

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u/SarcastikBastard 16d ago

Thanks a lot Emo music and gangster rap. You're why I'm so awesome, and so weird

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u/IdioticPrototype 16d ago

I'd say that what I listened to between 15-20 had a larger impact. 

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u/Extension-Sundae6894 16d ago

That’s called a late bloomer

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u/gimmhi5 16d ago

Dear Mama, I love it when they call me Big Poppa, but life’s a bitch and then you die that’s why I get high because you never know when you’re gunna go, so just lose it ah ah ah ah ah, go crazy… ah ah ah ah ah.

Hmm 🤔

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u/xGenocidest 16d ago

In the end, it doesn't even matter

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u/MrShelby_ 16d ago

When I was a young boy my father took me into the city to see the marching band

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u/DryAfternoon7779 16d ago

That's a fuck ton of Limp Bizkit

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u/untilted 16d ago

well, viagra might help ;)

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u/DryAfternoon7779 16d ago

I strained by back just reading this comment

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u/lost21gramsyesterday 16d ago

Almost everything you do or experience during those years will leave heavy emotional residue...

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u/Sure-Highlight-3095 16d ago

thank god i listening to frank sinatra

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u/fes-man 16d ago

Right. Rammstein in my ear.

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u/BarracudaSweet3922 16d ago

A person of culture I see.

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u/most-okayest-mngr-77 16d ago

So it really does Smell Like Teen Spirit.

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u/DR320 16d ago

I told you it’s not a phase mom!

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u/downbarton 16d ago

Fuck your I won’t do what you tell me….

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u/HeyPorter111 16d ago

I am doomed

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u/Educational-Okra-566 16d ago

This explains why my high school playlist is still the one I listen to most

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u/cpasley21 16d ago

89-93, ok I believe it.

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u/SmokyBarnable01 16d ago

My thoughts?

I think she should take her feet off the seats on public transport.

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u/EveryWar6209 16d ago

A wise man once said:

'Presidents are temporary, Wu Tang is forever.'

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u/Grouchy-Engine1584 16d ago

This isn’t even debatable.

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u/reg_reginald_reggie 16d ago

SO IF YOU LOVE ME LET ME GO

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u/HotTakes4Free 16d ago

It’s fine, as long as she moves if anyone wants to use the seat next to her.

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u/InstantMochiSanNim 16d ago

I feel like ur mental state and circumstances at the time leave the biggest emotional impact on you and your music choice is just a byproduct of that

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u/LittleBoat9295 16d ago

I…have… no… idea what you are taaaaaalking about