Is it true that you can trick your brain into liking a song/album if you listen to it enough times?
Is it true that you can trick your brain into liking a song/album if you listen to it enough times?
Julian Morgan
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Noah Torres
Yeah, just look at the people who love Trout Mask Replica.
Adrian Nelson
Yeah, just look at people who love Pet Sounds
Nathan Campbell
liking anything at all is a trick
Ryder Bailey
it's not directly related to the amount of times you listen, but rather the amount of serotonin your brain releases over the span of these repeated listens.
Jose Foster
Yeah just look at the people who like Loveless
Nathaniel Cooper
this is true.
t. pet sounds fan
Jaxon Stewart
How do you get filtered by something so accessible?
Isaiah Gutierrez
>filtered
I hate to tell you this user, but loveless is a pleb-magnent.
>zomfg muh fucking guitar sounds! I fucking love songs that have shit structures and go nowhere, its about the sounds! I also love listening to the sound of the bugzapper on my porch because Im autistic!
Normal people don't fall this low.
Kayden Ward
This is sad if this isn't bait
Carson Lewis
Not bait. stop getting so assblasted that someone doesn't like an album you like
Colton Green
I'm not. your reasons for disliking it and they way you expressed them is just genuinely sad
Ethan Garcia
This but completely unironically I listened to all of these various times and memed my brain into liking them.
Justin Hernandez
yeah thats why the muslims love Dirty by Christina Aguilera
>youtu.be
They were tortured listening to this song 100 times a day on repeat. Kino song.
Carter Anderson
>people that dont like something i like are "sad"
Yep. We got a MBV fan on our hands folks
Nicholas Torres
no in my experience its sometimes like trying to eat shit over and over
i will never like damaged by black flag
Angel Ward
>reasons
>ways of expression
Ryder Cooper
i liked it on first listen desu
these ones are memes though, they suck
Jason Ortiz
Enjoyment is definitely dependant on # of listens. I'll lay out my highly advanced theory in a few common archetypes in related pics.
Examples:
>Pop hit: Hotel California, Heat of the Moment, Top 40 pop
>Classic hit: Beatles, You Can Call me Al, Once in a lifetime
>Bad: 100 gecs, talk talk, bladee
>Yas Forumssic: ITAOTS, Comus, Skinny Fists
Bentley Thompson
x axis is # of listens, y is enjoyment
Ayden Martin
yeah it’s not a trick, familiarity is a huge aspect to what music you like, there are songs I hated when I was younger but find myself actually enjoying them now just because I know them
Zachary Walker
Yeah just look at the people who like In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Gabriel Thompson
Jace Johnson
worse but still good
Nolan Perez
Are you retarded? You think this only applies to music?
John Rogers
When I said that this only applies to music you dumbfuck?
Caleb Wright
i think you are the retard, user.
Dylan Ward
yes
Ayden Cox
Some albums get worse with more listens and some you might not end up liking at all
Jacob Jenkins
yes and without it this board would be in an even worse state than it is now
Caleb Collins
i cant personally recall this ever happening, not including albums that fell out of favor over the years due to general taste shifting