so @Ryan reminded me of this bop, now flop

 

listened and it does not hit as hard as it used to. has anyone experienced this lately? (with other songs of course)

 

Early-mids 2010s songs aged so badly. Like I remember being obsessed with 50 songs at the same time at all times and now I can't listen to most of them.

Dula I'm sorry

honestly most the mega pop songs from the past I tend to skip over them these days even though I used to listen to them a lot back in the days, but maybe because my taste has changed Idk

Björk's Utopia and Floppora

 

- typing this as I am revisiting Fissura

 

Edited December 1, 20241 yr by Pendulum

This was my JAM back then

But it's not aging well

 

 

check your 2017, 2018 etc. Spotify Wrapped lists (you can still find them via search) and you'll find bunch of these

Pains me to nominate this as it was my top played in 2020-2022, but it just doesn't hit the same for me anymore 
 

 

St Vincent's masseduction

lush life is still great but these two don't sound good to me anymore

 

7 minutes ago, Gelato said:

lush life is still great but these two don't sound good to me anymore

I Would Like still does it for me but I don't listen to Ain't My Fault anymore

 

A lot of the mid-2010's stuff.

 

The 2000's music aged better if we were to compare the past two decades imo

 

even some of the early 2010's pop bangers I used to be obsessed with sound noisy and cheap to me now idk I guess I'm just getting older :/

Mia's Paper Planes. It's so annoying now.

 

for me idk

For me, most singles, because of overplay 

ABBA. I've heard all their hits too many times without necessarily going in search of them. I've reached saturation point with all their classics. I have to go to their deeper cuts/ lesser singles to get anything much from their music at all.

rihanna's discography

 

Rihanna's where have u been 

 

I loved it back in the days but I find it insufferable these days. I believe the same applies to many EDM 2010s singles but it's particularly evident on where have u been.

 

A lot of Kesha's early stuff also doesnt bang to me anymore for the same reasons.

1 hour ago, Kayseri Mantisi said:

check your 2017, 2018 etc. Spotify Wrapped lists (you can still find them via search) and you'll find bunch of these

this. music from this period aged like milk.

There are a lot of songs from 2010-2015 that are unlistenable to me now 

I think we're gonna have a lot of nostalgia for Mø in about ten to fifteen years, but right now… yeah. This doesn't hit the way it did when it came out.

Contrary to the popular belief, I think a lot of dance-pop and EDM from the early 2010s still sounds fabulous. 

 

But this? Yeah no. I have no desire to listen to it ever again, even for nostalgic reasons, even if it was a huge bop at the time.