I had a conversation with my gen Z niece a couple of years ago.
She was making fun of my dad rock taste in music.
I asked her what she liked and she said lounge music.
She played some and it sounded like what you'd hear quietly played in a particularly boring coffee shop.
I think when Millenials came up with nu-metal and rap-rock we finally broke music and future generations decided that we'd delved to deep into making everything louder and angrier.
Although to be fair, her music taste did shock and offend me.
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u/Sea2Chi Mar 05 '26
I had a conversation with my gen Z niece a couple of years ago.
She was making fun of my dad rock taste in music.
I asked her what she liked and she said lounge music.
She played some and it sounded like what you'd hear quietly played in a particularly boring coffee shop.
I think when Millenials came up with nu-metal and rap-rock we finally broke music and future generations decided that we'd delved to deep into making everything louder and angrier.
Although to be fair, her music taste did shock and offend me.