Social Experiment. Become Me. What I see, you see.
"Ok grandma, let's go get you your vitamins and we can talk all about it"
this smells like juvenoia and playing to confirmation bias
the kids are fine
I don’t care what The Who says, the kids aren’t alright.
What about what The Offspring says?
They agree, we grew up and now we’re cracked and torn.
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Back in my day we had to pay coin to hear people play music. There was never any singing to go along with it because that's for the plebians.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
A team of European researchers analysed the words in more than 12,000 English-language songs across the genres of rap, country, pop, R&B and rock from 1980 to 2020.
Before detailing how lyrics have become more basic, the study pointed out that US singer-songwriting legend Bob Dylan – who rose to fame in the 1960s – has won a Nobel prize in literature.
Senior study author Eva Zangerle, an expert on recommendation systems at Austria’s University of Innsbruck, declined to single out an individual newer artist for having simple lyrics.
The vinyl records and cassette tapes of the 1980s gave way to the CDs of the 90s, then the arrival of the internet led to the algorithm-driven streaming platforms of today.
The results also confirmed previous research which had shown a decrease in positive, joyful lyrics over time and a rise in those that express anger, disgust or sadness.
Rock has tumbled down the charts in recent decades, and this could suggest fans are increasingly looking back to the genre’s heyday, rather than its present.
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This is a terrible summary
So disjointed. I wonder if the original article was like that?
The article itself is pretty clear and offers a good amount of clarifying and backup data. The summary just reads like someone barely knowing what they’re talking about after not really reading the article lol
Screw, tin man.