traukanshaku said:
Rutskarn said:
traukanshaku said:
I am greatly saddened by this. The "musicm" to me, is slightly more ear-shattering than scraping grass or J.G. Wentworth commercials, and the fact that it still has legions of fans is...well, there goes my daily dose of faith in humanity. I always wake up optimistic, and something happens to completely ruin it. Today, this is it.
Yeah, look at all of those people liking music you don't like. What kind of backwater, dystopian, soul-crushing shithole could possibly produce a modest crowd of people with different musical tastes than yours?
Pretty goddamned revolting, isn't it? Makes you want to just burn the whole planet down with nuclear flame and start over. Do things
right this time, so people like music you like, so that no given genre of music you don't like can draw crowds of maybe a couple thousand people.
Look at all of those people, saying things you don't agree with...oh wait, it's called an opinion, you insufferably arrogant, sarcastic douchecanoe.
These people are flocking to see a "singer" that doesn't exist. It's absolutely ridiculous; and that has nothing to do with the sounds that it's producing. The fact that I also happen to find the "music" incredibly offensive to my sensibilities is an afterthought.
Having an opinion is perfectly acceptable. "I don't like this music," is fine. Hell, I don't like it either. "The fact that people like this music sickens me," now, that's not cricket.
The issue isn't that you don't like the music, the issue's that you think less of people who do. You said, "I don't like this music, and the fact that it has fans lowers my faith in humanity."
A caveat: if your intended meaning was, "People going to see a fictional character perform is what irks me"--which I grant is possible, and somewhat less arrogant--my response would be this:
Is the singer real? No. But she is a character, just like Indiana Jones, 2D, Ichabod Crane, or Gordon Freeman. She was created by artists, animators, and programmers working in tandem.
These are real people, and the thing that they've created is art. People showing up to watch them shouldn't lower one's perception of the species.