you have zero understanding of musical history or the current landscape if you actually think that.

@@jazzy4830bro pipe down. His comment is entirely correct . Music was good from like the 1950s to late 2000s. And now it’s become a mess

@@BrittishMusicShorts I assume you're being sarcastic, at the time the '00s were heralded as the death of music with the loudness wars, low quality digital sound files, the rise of autotune, mindless teen oriented pop being spewed out, whiny emo music etc. Then , as now, it was generally untrue that music was entirely ruined, if you look for good music beyond the radio top hits, there's always been tons to be found no matter your taste. And much of the good stuff is what truly stands the test of time, skewing our perspective into thinking there was better music in the past.

@@jazzy4830 the 2000s had good songs like gorrilaz and kaiser cheifs and yes the 2000s was the death of music . That’s why it was at the end of my time span. But there still was some good music coming out of it before it died. Music nowadays is a mess.

@@BrittishMusicShorts Music isn't any more of a mess nowadays, it's just more dispersed and you lack the motivation to expand your horizons beyond what is fed to you by radio DJs. People have always been saying that current music is bad and it's never true because if anyone would have strong and diverse opinions about music it's musicians and they will continue to produce a variety of music that appeals to someone. People said rock and roll was the death of music, psychedelic nonsense sitar music, flamboyant glam rock, punk, unbearable 80s pop, synth and fake drum monstrosities, nu metal, butt rock. Every era has it's trends that many find grating, but music has never been a monolith.

Yeah you will boy! Keep it up!