Post your current age and make a timeline of when you grew out of genres and what age you did. I'll start.
Current Age: 24
12 - Hip Hop
14 - Metal
17 - Rock
20 - Electronic
21 - Jazz
23 - Classical
>grew out of hip hop
reminder that those who "grow out" of genres entirely are surface-level casual listeners.
>Grow out of a genre
I hope I never see the day I can't appreciate my old music anymore.
>>63240283
You are clearly not 24.
>>63240316
>didn't grow out of hip hop
You need to be at least 18 to post here.
So, what do you listen to?
>>63240283
ITT:
I AM OP, MYSTICAL AND WISE. GANDER AT HOW MUCH BETTER I AM THAN YOU!
How do you grow out of classical
>>63240283
>growing out of any genre
>growing out of classical especially
>apparently not listening to hip hop, metal, rock, electronic, jazz, OR classical
Yeah. That's a b8 thread if ever I've seen one.
>>63240283
It was never really about growing out or into genres, I think that's an awful perception. I love metal and though I rarely listen to it anymore, I can still appreciate some good tech death. Over time, I just learned to appreciate various aspects of songs and now I'm pretty indifferent to genre. I find it makes more sense to just focus on individual artists regardless of what type of music they end up making, there's still something to be enjoyed.
>>63240349
Oh shit so I should still be listening to the Wiggles and Barney soundtrack? Go fuck yourself you manchild that is trying to justify his shit taste
>>63241673
that's music specifically intended for children, while rock, hip hop, jazz, electronic and classical are not
>inb4 they are :DDD
>>63241698
Rock was specifically made for children and anti intellectuals though
>>63241734
man you did what I said you would even after I greentexted it
that takes dedication, I'll give you that
>>63241673
Yo Gabba Gabba makes some pretty damn good music.
