Turn on the radio (to a contemporary pop station) and you'll see. Especially with all that christmas music right now.
this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2024
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For me, it has to do with context.
Upbeat pop music while heading to the finish line of a 5k? Pretty good.
Upbeat pop music while I'm waiting in the psychiatrist's office so I can tell them my life is spiraling out of control? Not preferable.
It's not necessarily the most annoying- but to give an impression that you are people you do not want to live next to, just crank some psytrance. I love me a good doof party, but holy shit I would not want to live next to one.
Anything Morgan Wallen.
Nightcore and heavy mental.
I dont know its Name, but there was once some phonk music in my local tech store that mostly just repeated „toma toma toma” by the most annoying sounds in existence. Its cover was red. If anyone knows it, please tell me
German "Schlager"
Shaboozey
Rap.