Just moved out but >room with 2 roomates from college >pregame

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2016-07-02 06:19:11 Post No. 17315493
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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:19:11 Post No. 17315493 [Report]

Just moved out but

>room with 2 roomates from college
>pregame and party, they would play the same few songs every time, all of them sounding exactly the same, poppy bullshit
>offer to play some of mine that's electronic like theirs is and is melodic but different
>get scoffed at, says my music "isn't fun to pregame to, it kills the buzz"

That was the general tone of my time with them in general. Condescending, no respect, so when I got my new job I just moved out.

But I can't help but feel disdain and contempt for all of that. Anyone feel similar?

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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:27:33 Post No.17315514
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>>17315493
Not everyone is into electronic music, it's called preferences man.

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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:33:45 Post No.17315525
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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:33:45 Post No.17315525 [Report]

>>17315514

But that's what they were playing themselves.

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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:43:56 Post No.17315557
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Anonymous 2016-07-02 06:43:56 Post No.17315557 [Report]

>>17315493
They just don't like your music.
Take it from another person who was just like you; even the most "normal" or "radio firendly" song you could play would still be a shock to their senses. There are very few options to pick, either continue to be "that guy" who "kills the buzz" or get together with people who actually share your music taste, or I guess just stop playing your music around them.