u/Humble_Reindeer_4479

Music listening habits have changed a lot over the years, especially with streaming and reels.

Some people love sitting through a full album from start to finish, while others mostly shuffle playlists or just replay individual songs.

Do you still listen to albums in one go or has your listening become more playlist/singles driven now? And why?

Personally I am a bit old school still think nothing beats a great album experience when you’re fully immersed in it. An album is like a movie to me.

You know the type.

The kind of fanbase that acts like listening to that artist automatically makes them deeper, more evolved, emotionally superior, spiritually awakened, or musically elite compared to everyone else 😭

Which Indian artist do you think has the strongest “you probably wouldn’t get it” fanbase? And why do you think that happens around that artist specifically?

No hate towards the artists themselves btw, just observing fanbase behaviour and music culture.

The new Michael is finally out and seems to be getting a lot of attention worldwide.

For those who’ve watched it, what did you think?

Do you prefer songs that are clean, polished and well-produced, or ones that feel raw and emotional, even if they’re a bit rough around the edges?

Or does it depend on the mood and genre?

Curious to know what people here lean towards and why.