your music pallet can be similiar to your food one. taste in music can change all the time, depending on mood and loads of different experiences. this mainly applies to music that exceeds surface level s*** tbh

Yeah because listening to music is soooo much like eating s*** wow

man just compared music to eating s***

literal s***

If you don’t think music can grow on you you is 5 years old

A lot of y'all dont really listen to music and it shows lol

It’s soft mentality is what it is. Saying that because it doesn’t conform to a specific formula it’s not good music

quora.com/Why-do-songs-sound-better-the-more-we-listen-to-them

op judges music off one listen

I agree
It should be good on first listen

I’ve skipped over songs on my own thinking they’re meh just to think they’re the hardest s***s ever when one of my boys plays them in the whip.

You’re opinion doesn’t mean s*** till ~5 listens

I hate user hamza bin laden

You’ve never had something grow on you?

Niggas face a whole wood and be like maybe if I roll another 3.5 of mid I’ll be zooted

Facts 😂 my nigga it’s not smoking lol you got a bad batch.

if we're talking about an entire album idk about all that

Like half of my favourite Kendrick songs grew on me over time lol

i'd say 3

Sometimes it takes time to digest music

I listened to EA like 12 time and each time its better and its by far his best project

music can definetely grow on you but i think albums where the wannabe "in group" hypes it up needs stop. it is pathetic seeing people say like "i had to listen to the album a couple times to appreciate it the way it was meant to be heard". this happens more than you'd think and its painful to see everytime. but yeah the issue is nuanced for sure

Yea I was exaggerating, anything other than 1 tbh

What’s wrong with that tho, a lot of the greatest music needs context to be digested properly

And different music needs to be approached differently

yeah thats def the case for music where the sounds are different from what you normally hear, but i see people straight up stockholm syndroming themselves because they feel left out that they simply don't like an album acclaimed by others. s***'s weird

Yea u right, feel like a lot of ppl grow out of that eventually tho

op got a point since exposure effect is in fact a real thing, but i do think growers can happen. if you're "forcing" yourself you're doing it wrong though.

i remember listening to grimes visions once or twice when it came out and i didnt like at all and just forgot about it. i revisited a couple years later and turns out i loved it. i think most ppl dont consider this cuz everyone wants to live in the moment so they listen to an album over and over but it doesn't work like that for me