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Why Does the Generic Music Always Slay?

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Because the alternative is some sappy overwrought ballad. Generic fun >>> generic sadness.

You cant build a huge or serious career based only on generic bops, it wont happen. But always being so pretentious about ur material its BORING and thats a problem about some artists for me too. Balance is everything!!!! Sometimes the public just want to have fun and thats what make those kind of songs slay, u have fun to it without thinking about it and thats valid. On A Roll was the song in my mind when i entered the thread tbh. 

Edited by Selegend

I very much prefer dance-pop in most situations, but in Ally Maine's case, I VERY much disagree.

 

Shallow, Is That Alright?, & Always Remember Us This Way >>>>> Heal Me, Why Did You Do That, & Hair Body Face

44 minutes ago, Selegend said:

You cant build a huge or serious career based only on generic bops, it wont happen. But always being so pretentious about ur material its BORING and thats a problem about some artists for me too. Balance is everything!!!! Sometimes the public just want to have fun and thats what make those kind of songs slay, u have fun to it without thinking about it and thats valid. On A Roll was the song in my mind when i entered the thread tbh. 

Whitney found the perfect balance between serious ballads and bops 

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