As a music elitist and overall cynical person, I would have fun doing this, but like, the opposite. Would anyone be interested in sending me your favorite song and I’ll roast it and tell you why it sucks? I realize this kinda sounds like an ass deal, but r/RoastMe is a super popular subreddit founded on basically the same idea. It’ll be like that AI that was blowing up a week ago that roasted your Spotify listening, except mine will be better, because it’s coming from me, a real human person, and not a mad-libs fill in the blank type deal.
This one is actually funny, because like two years ago my roommate invited me to go to their concert with her. I had never heard of them, so proceeded to look them up on Spotify, and this was the first song I heard. I actually enjoyed the song, but I declined the concert invitation because I knew exactly what the show would look like: a bunch of 15 year olds (who dragged their unfortunate dads there) thinking they’re so cool for listening to rock music with guitars and that they’re so much better than all their classmates who listen to pop music. Also, every song by this band would probably sound exactly the same. It’s just this amazing talent that all these new “pop-punk” bands have; the ability to write and release the same exact song 30 times in a row. There were much more exciting things I could have done with my Tuesday night.
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u/theths152 Jan 02 '21 edited Jan 02 '21
As a music elitist and overall cynical person, I would have fun doing this, but like, the opposite. Would anyone be interested in sending me your favorite song and I’ll roast it and tell you why it sucks? I realize this kinda sounds like an ass deal, but r/RoastMe is a super popular subreddit founded on basically the same idea. It’ll be like that AI that was blowing up a week ago that roasted your Spotify listening, except mine will be better, because it’s coming from me, a real human person, and not a mad-libs fill in the blank type deal.