r/popmusic

I’m talking about pre-SoundScan and post-SoundScan. Every generation has changed the way music is bought, measured and consumed. With newer artists breaking records set decades ago under different systems, Billboard should separate achievements by era instead of putting everything under the same all-time record.

Ine thing I have noticed were some slight recession pop influences in it which means maybe, just maybe, the lata 00s/early 10s will be the next nostalgia cycle. So far it doesn't seem to sound too much like most of the stuff you currently hear on pop radio. Could the 30s see a rejection of the country esthetic in favor of more urban ones?

It seems like from what I have noticed looking at past trends that the 6th year of a decade tends to be the year when we get thw first hinta of what the next decade is going to go in.

What are your thoughts?

Edit: Or am I just so damn sick of Country?

This is a 2 for 1 After seeing someone labeling WGIA by slayyyter as Hyperpop please learn to differentiate your pop genres

Also what's up with the hatred towards songs by artists like chase icon, Ayesha, the same slayyyter pre WGIA get? The production it's intricate and fast. It's meant to be danceable. There is nothing wrong with lyrics about being young, pretty, rich, blonde, fashionable, desirable. It's not "slop" I hate that people call everything slop or generic these days

Heard three songs at CVS that all make use of this trope. Why is it so prevalent? What or who popularized it?