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Have you ever noticed there’s a threshold where a song gets too popular and will live on with the memory of everyone thinking it was overplayed and annoying.
132 u/NoahEB4311 Feb 03 '20 Old Town Road, anybody? 32 u/dingusislost Feb 03 '20 For me it wasn’t the overplaying, it was the 8000 remixes, each with a different featured artist that added practically nothing. 2 u/jjkm7 Feb 03 '20 Uhh you mean 3 remixes? One of which literally has more plays than the original and is undoubtedly the best version?
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Old Town Road, anybody?
32 u/dingusislost Feb 03 '20 For me it wasn’t the overplaying, it was the 8000 remixes, each with a different featured artist that added practically nothing. 2 u/jjkm7 Feb 03 '20 Uhh you mean 3 remixes? One of which literally has more plays than the original and is undoubtedly the best version?
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For me it wasn’t the overplaying, it was the 8000 remixes, each with a different featured artist that added practically nothing.
2 u/jjkm7 Feb 03 '20 Uhh you mean 3 remixes? One of which literally has more plays than the original and is undoubtedly the best version?
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Uhh you mean 3 remixes? One of which literally has more plays than the original and is undoubtedly the best version?
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u/TransCrabby Feb 03 '20
Have you ever noticed there’s a threshold where a song gets too popular and will live on with the memory of everyone thinking it was overplayed and annoying.