Um my ears didn't cost 150$

No, I’m not f***ing stupid lol

If my music is connected to bluetooth or aux then I gotta have it max volume. Nothing like drums slapping so hard you feel like you're at a concert. I couldn't imagine doing that with earbuds or headphones unless you're already partially deaf

I am doing it rn 😎🖕

imagine not blasting da baby into ur inner ear drums and caring about ur hearing health like a boomer

How do you do it? If I accidentally turn the volume to 100 I feel like a bomb just went off next to me

no I'd like to keep my hearing for the next couple of decades

virtually never have u seen sound of metal

Yeah I already got tinnitus so f*** it

f*** no

never

halfway maybe 60% perfect

Idk when it's lower it just sounds too quiet, I mean sometimes I can do it a few bumps down but eventually i turn it up all the way and then can't lower it

No

My ears kinda hurt now maybe I should stop

i stopped full volume listening since sometime in hs i urge everyone to do so as well

nothing wrong with occasionally doing that but it shouldn’t be how you consistently listen to music for extended amount of time

I turn it up until I feel like I can hear everything in the mix clearly but not so loudly that it's uncomfortable

very rarely

you shouldn't f*** up your hearing at young age

when i get chance i always rather on my mini speaker set up or living room

they're life savers bruv

30-50% over ear sony headphones

70-100% with my airpods pro

How dangerous is it really to listen at full volume? Thought that was just something companies said to protect themselves in case of a lawsuit

I used to a lot and I still do sometimes. I’m scared I’m gonna mess up my hearing.

lmao yo i'm so caught off guard rn

we got some responsible people on here that's wassup

headphones, laptop speakers, in the whip = max, i really can't have it any other way when i'm actively listening

need them drums to knock and them guitars to slice