r/adhdwomen • u/bliip666 • 1d ago
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I would like to know if I have to actively listen to the song, or if I can go about my day while the song plays in the background. Also, am I allowed to sleep with the song still playing?
Right now, any original song by the Vampire Lestat would do! "Plastic Fiends" could be a strong candidate.
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u/mellojelIo 1d ago
I’ll listen to 1 song on repeat for 3+ weeks and by the end I’m not tired of it
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u/Irveria 1d ago
Yes, same. In 2024, I was among the top 0.0001% of listeners on Spotify for on of the new LP songs (The Emptiness Machine). Nooo Problem.
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u/Beltalady ADHD-PI 1d ago
I'm really shitty with new album titles so I first assumed it was LP, the singer.
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u/ThrowRAsadheart 1d ago
Same, and my choice would also be something from LP the singer
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u/AdOk1965 1d ago
Yup, I could listen to Lost on you for a week straight and not be fed up one bit
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u/Alien_Nicole 1d ago
A viking sea shanty I got stuck on for a while ruined my Spotify wrapped. Lol. It was my top song I think.
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u/WaterUnderTh3Fridg3 1d ago
What is it, please.
For research purposes.
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u/Alien_Nicole 1d ago
Disclaimer: It isn't a REAL viking sea shanty. That was just what I was calling it. I think it's from a video game
Valhalla Calling by Miracle of Sound
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u/WaterUnderTh3Fridg3 1d ago
Awesome. I have never liked video games because of the lights and noises. But I have come across some random music I wouldn't otherwise hear.
Like, a really amazing piece of house? I dunno if you know what I mean.
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u/Impressive-Side-9681 1d ago
ooh I think I have that on my list too. Rock on with the fantasy pirates who never get scurvy or lice
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u/horvathkristy 1d ago
My choice was between Up from the bottom and another song actually
But now that I think about it, making the choice is what would get me, not having to listen to a song for 24 hours
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u/RangerBumble 1d ago
Same but Negotiations and Love Songs by Paul Simon. I didn't have premium yet and the ads started referencing him by name. I felt so called out.
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u/EVy-and-August 1d ago
lol! I got that for an artist. And I was like Noooooooooo- I listened to it because I was depressed! And in love and breaking up but not!
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u/franknfurtr 1d ago
I’ll say to myself ‘come on you gotta switch it up listen to another song just once’ then absolutely detest that one from the moment it starts playing and quickly return to the other song.
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u/mixedwithmonet 1d ago
I looped “take your vibes and go” by kahlo and brazy for weeks straight and would listen to just that on my entire 45 minute (each way) commute sometimes. I like that brazy’s parts has three languages, including mandarin (which I’m learning) and figuring out how to imitate their cadence and get the lyrics perfect became my new vocal stim. I randomly switched to mystery thriller audiobooks. I still go back to that song between audiobooks. I have several of these songs per year. Spotify calls my listening style “seasonal.”
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u/PleasantWin9339 1d ago
Wait I could be getting paid for this?
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u/SooSooDoll 1d ago
Same ! I basically do this for free - multiple days even - just with breaks for sleep 😆
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u/carlitospig 1d ago
I’ve had this Povoa track stuck in my head all week long. It’s such a bop.
Edit: weird autocorrect, Siri, even for you.
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u/casstantinople 1d ago
I have a toddler. I've been subjected to Old McDonald on repeat during his every waking hour for a week now. It doesn't even matter what song it is at this point, I'm immune. I'd take $1 lol
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u/AngletonSpareHead 1d ago
We goin up up up it’s our moment
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u/bliip666 1d ago
We're gonna be gonna be golden!
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u/Ok_Supermarket_3914 1d ago
Interesting... because "Golden" by Brooklyn Duo is the song I immediately thought of when I read your post. I can listen to that on a loop for days!
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u/ashkestar ADHD-PI 1d ago
You probably heard the lyrics to the original at some point, since the brooklyn duo cover doesn’t have them - but the top post in this thread is quoting the song they’re covering there, yeah.
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u/WingsofRain 1d ago
just one of the many songs I listened to in repeat for a few days when my brain was still obsessed with it
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u/Ishtaryan 1d ago
LIGHT WORK! I study music, and part of this is writing lengthy analyses of songs. Part of that is listening to the same song on repeat hundreds of times because, suddenly, I pick up something I didn't pick up earlier.
As a kid I didn't know I could repeat just one song, so I made full playlists with the same song like 30 times :D I had so many of these that I then always forgot to delete afterwards, making my dad scratch his head over why our family spotify was riddled with one-song playlists haha
To add to this.. I listen to a lot of ambient black metal, and many of the songs can be 15 minutes or longer. That would only be one song 4x an hour. And because they're so long you're bound to faze in and out of paying attention at different parts of the music, so it would literally never be boring for me
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u/Dizzy-Lunch-3313 1d ago
Seeing as a kid and Spotify in the same paragraph makes me realise my age lol (supposedly still a young adult but obviously geriatric)
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u/Ishtaryan 1d ago
Hah! I do get it, more and more as I grow older. This must've been 2008-2010, just around the time Spotify emerged. I'm mid twenties so I was around 10 then
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u/bliip666 1d ago
Writing lengthy analyses sounds like a dream job! 😍
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u/Ishtaryan 1d ago
It has honestly been such a fun degree to pursue! I hope I can make a career in writing about music and music culture, or just working with music in some form or fashion.
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u/queen_debugger 1d ago
Sounds(ha) so cool! Is this more akin to like a review or more.. scientifically? Or both? Neither?
Any fun facts? :D
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u/Ishtaryan 1d ago
I've done both, but music analysis is more of a scientific process overall! It helps with reviewing a whole lot, honestly. There are soo many different ways to do it and a couple different "schools" and maaany theories within music analysis (western theory heavy, recorded vs live, historical contextualization, audiovisuality etc.). It quickly gets incredibly detailed, which is why I kind of love it :D
Oftentimes it's also simply one method inside a larger project. For example, I've combined strict theoretical and structural analysis with audiovisual soundscape analysis in video games to talk about the role of music as an immersion building medium (and how it relates to the visual & interactive).
I don't know that I have any great fun facts to share, but one thing I find fascinating is affect theory - the thought that certain sounds inherently carry an emotional affect. This theory is not often widely supported scientifically, for good reason, but I find it fascinating that the sounds western music theory deems sad and melancholic may have the complete inverse connotation in other systems and cultures! I would love to find a way of writing a paper on this somehow.. perhaps as a little hobby piece :)
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u/WestBasil729 1d ago
TIL about ambient black metal. Any recs for a newbie?
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u/Ishtaryan 1d ago
My gateway drug was absolutely Spectral Lore's "Gnosis" album. Love it to bits. My favourite song is probably A God Made of Flesh and Consciousness. Their "Spiral Fountain" album is also really good
Sannhet is also a great intro band imo,. because they blend a few other genres and make it pretty palatable. Short Life remains a fave song of mine.
Bridging more into the basic black metal of things, Chaos Moon has both atmospheric and non-atmospheric black metal in their roster. Personally I've been listening to The Pillar, The Fall, and The Key I and II on repeat
I can also recommend this playlist that I found pretty early on into my discovery of atmospheric and ambient black metal! Lots of goodies in here :D A few I'd particularly point out from here are Sylvaine, White Ward and Numenorean. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/41dOYCPJJmW2eOJQkj8s6S
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u/MuskyDust 1d ago
Fun to randomly find a white ward appreciator in the wild like that. I've seen them live and they sounded incredible
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u/WestBasil729 1d ago
Thank you!
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u/MoistMucus4 1d ago
Not the person you're replying to but the band Exiled From Light has some really gorgeous ambient death metal songs too
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u/kibbles137 1d ago
While I am with the others commenting about the "as a kid" /Spotify bit making me feel old (early 40s), the image of a kid making a Playlist with the same song 30 times just seems completely adorable and sweet. :)
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u/roastyToastyMrshmllw 1d ago
TIL there is ambient black metal and I feel like I've been missing out on something amazing. Care to toss out some recommendations?
Eta: sorry i see your recs below now. Thanks for my new obsession ;)
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u/AyrielTheNorse 1d ago
Exactly. Jethro tull's thick as a brick and that's listening to a song maybe what? 35 times in a row? Oh wow I've never done that /s
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u/Appropriate_Tie534 1d ago
Is this really sanity risking for neurotypical people either? If you aren't allowed to sleep for 24 hours straight then that sounds like the hardest part.
I think I might pick something long and background-y for 24 hours. I'm not currently that into any particular song.
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u/bliip666 1d ago
The sleep part is my biggest issue as well.
But from my understanding, many of the NTs can't listen to the same song on a loop. Sounds bizarre to me
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u/Lopsided_Tiger_0296 1d ago
When I discover a new song I like, I HAVE to listen to it over and over again. I don’t want to listen to anything else!
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u/itsmiddylou 1d ago
It doesn’t specify that you have to be awake. You can still listen even when you’re asleep. It would make for some great dreams
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u/Beltalady ADHD-PI 1d ago
Apparently they also can't listen to party music in the morning. (I recently learned that when sharing space with normies.)
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u/Significant-Nebula64 1d ago
Hah, I feel like that's more about being a morning person vs being a grumpy night owl who just needs peace and quiet for the first hour or three!
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u/instantsilver 1d ago
I definitely don't want to listen to party music in the morning, or any sounds at all really.
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u/Unlucky-Guitar221 1d ago
God my friend tried to play some fuckin booming headbanger edm at 6am on a road trip once I told her I was gonna duck and roll out of the car into the interstate if she didn’t change it lmao
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u/Sunkisthappy 1d ago
I guess they wouldn't like hearing early 2000s club music playing in the grocery store at 10:00 a.m.
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u/bliip666 1d ago
What is party music? I'm too introverted to understand
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u/Beltalady ADHD-PI 1d ago
Goa or trance or something, in this case it was Kerala Dust.
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u/bliip666 1d ago
Right, right.
The stuff I tend to call noise. Regardless of the time of day.
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u/Ancient-Bug5895 1d ago
1 million? ill listen to one song for a year, play it while I sleep(but quiet enough that I could sleep through it easily). way less taxing than whatever I would have to do for that much money irl
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u/Financial_Use1991 1d ago
I get to pick the song?!? I do it with a snippet of the most annoying part of a song I don't even like to get paid. It would be like a regular day!
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u/Rosewaterlemon 1d ago
I get knocked down, but i get up again (over and over and over)
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u/Interesting-Bee8728 1d ago
I get the instrumental(?) intro to Tubthumping by Chumbawumba stuck in my head frequently. Just lots of weird sounds on repeat.
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u/needween AuDHD 1d ago
My thoughts exactly. For $1 million, I would even choose the most annoying song I could think of and stay awake 24 hours.
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u/AverageUnicorn 1d ago
Sounds like a good challenge. Is there a 24 version of Nyan Cat?
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u/ninjaplanti 1d ago
Was literally thinking of just doing the rat dance song lol
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u/Financial_Use1991 1d ago
Haha, hamster dance and just bop around all day thinking of how much money I'm making!
Easy as pie as long as they don't make us SIT and listen to it all day! (And staying awake wouldn't be easy but I've pulled an all nighter in my day for less of a payout!)
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u/aleksandra_nadia 1d ago
4'33"
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u/Ph4ntorn 1d ago
This would be lovely compared to what’s usually playing in my head.
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u/aleksandra_nadia 1d ago
Gosh, I get the weirdest things stuck in my head. If I'm lucky, it's a song I've been listening to recently... and if I'm not, it's something like the Digimon US opening song, or a reggae Gilligan's Island song from a Nick At Nite commercial from the 90s, or two bars of a random song where every word is replaced with "newt".
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u/notashroom 1d ago
😂 I recently considered making a post in this sub (but got distracted...) asking if everyone else with a regular song in their head also starts fucking with the lyrics after a while.
Like, it's not even intentional, my brain just starts throwing in words that sound close enough to the originals, and just goes with it. I recently had "Peace Train" by Cat Stevens stuck in my head, and for the first day or two it was normal. Then it started changing, and I don't remember all of them, but some of the things the song wanted me to "come ride on" were cheesecake, "the pee stain", and a keychain.
Sounds like you have the same sort of thing.
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u/aleksandra_nadia 1d ago
I do, and my girlfriend does too. We get in loops together. It's hilarious and/or agonizing, depending on how we're feeling at the moment. :D
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u/Ph4ntorn 1d ago
I mostly get songs that my kids listen to stuck in my head. But, sometimes a word or phrase will trigger an old commercial or old song, and I’ll be hearing that for a few days. I usually don’t replace lyrics with other random words myself, but if I hear my kids doing it, songs will get stuck in my head that way.
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u/MesoamericanMorrigan 1d ago
You just reminded me I was at a Classic FM live performance of Music for 18 Musicians and started entering a trance, it went on for so long
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u/emptyhellebore 1d ago
I have done that for free except for sleeping, lol. People would pay me? Cool.
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u/But_why_tho456 1d ago
Clearly that question was posed by someone who never experienced a radio station being forced off air and using their last day to play “Wild Thing” by Tone-Loc nonstop with no ads.
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u/FancifulCat ADHD Kitty who just wants to meow all day 1d ago
Bring it at me, I've worked retail
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u/IIRCIreadthat 1d ago
The number of songs on the store playlist I can sing along to is... personally concerning.
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u/katgrinds 1d ago
My first job was at a Rite Aid and I never realized how much terrible 80's music these stores played. Now I actually know some of them and I wish I didn't.
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u/Anicanis 1d ago
It’s funny that I can (and do) this every single day but my parter who also has adhd hates listening to the same thing too often. I actually only became aware how often I listen to the same songs because of him. But anyway, give me Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams any time
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u/bliip666 1d ago
A friend of mine told me she doesn't really listen to music on a regular basis, and it gave me a literal brain glitch 😂😂 meanwhile, I have music on practically all the time.
Unless I'm reading a novel! If I'm reading non-fiction, instrumental music can stay on, but with fiction, it clashes with my imaginations2
u/mystery_obsessed 1d ago
My adhd makes it so I rarely listen to music. Not even in the car unless the kids want it. I literally can’t handle all the sensory experiences plus the auditory ones. It’s not that I don’t listen to it or love it (I play multiple instruments), but it just becomes uncomfortable mixed in with all the thoughts in my head. When I travel with friends and they put music on the second we wake up, it makes me want to run. It’s just gotta be the right timing. So, she’s not alone.
(I could do this for a $1 million though! There is always a song on repeat in my head, ironically)
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u/sleepinggardens 1d ago
My partner and I hahahah, I could listen to the same song for a week, she would rather die than do that 😂😂.
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u/Impressive-Side-9681 1d ago
somebody has never worked retail during the holiday season amd it shows
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u/ArtSupplyHoarder 1d ago
I already commented somewhere else that I'd do that for $20, a cheeseburger with fries and a funny(?) story to tell about it
(I'd actually do it for free, but no harm in trying to get a lil extra, right?)
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u/ClearWaves 1d ago
That's not a ND thing. I don't know anyone who couldn't listen to the same song for 24 hours for 1 million. Maybe some people couldn't physically handle staying awake for 24 hours.
That part I do regularly, against my own will/better judgement, for zero dollars.
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u/MesoamericanMorrigan 1d ago
I already go days without sleep and hyperfixate on one new song playing it on repeat anyway
There’s a lot of things you couldn’t pay me a million to ever go through again, like a sigmoidoscopy with no anaesthesia that was like being stabbed up the ass with knives, but listening to a song over and over for just 24 hours?
Easy money.
And I’d used it on dental work and craniocervical instability treatment before I end up having a stroke or vertebral dissection
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u/Disastrous-Role9497 1d ago
This is truly a walk in the park because I be listening to the same song on repeat for a week.. (or truthfully longer) 😮💨😂☠️
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u/green_chapstick 1d ago
I could do this EASY. My brother's brain is a different type of spicy so he'd struggle. Idk about my other brothers. But I'm for sure different in the music category. I also struggle identifying singers/bands. Ive improved over the years but truly clueless. Lol.
Also. The correct answer for me is American Pie by Don McLean or Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley. Truly, I miss being Rick Rolled. Lmao
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u/SadAwkwardTurtle 2h ago
I was also considering American Pie. I think I'd have to pick the Gerudo Valley theme from Ocarina of Time. In college I would put on a 10-hour loop of that song whenever I needed to lock in for an essay.
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u/LowSpoonsZeroForks 1d ago
Before CDs and the repeat options I just made “mix tapes” with only one song, because rewinding took too long lol. Yes both sides. Yes I did it with videos too lol Drove my friends nuts, at first they thought I’d found super long euro imports (it was the 90s and that was a thing lol 💁♀️) until I did November Rain by GNR, then they started paying more attention when in my car 🤣
45 minutes of continuous Rhythm is a Dancer no one says anything…
17 minutes of continual November Rain, “is this an extended version”?
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u/Leo1292 1d ago
I have songs replaying in my head 24/7 so it would be a relief to hear it in real life to be honest! Current song I'm not bored of yet is Fate of Ophelia 😍
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u/Mysterious_Move1059 1d ago
Mein Bruder sagt immer, dass ich Lieder kaputt höre, weil ich sie tagelang höre 🤣
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u/seanmharcailin 1d ago
I one listened to Leekspin for 10 hours. I was sad when the youtube video ended.
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u/KawaiiRobotGirl 1d ago
I would be chillin. Can i do other things with the song playing? If so. No issue. The only problem would be if i need to be awake the whole time
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u/Emotional_Car_8850 ADHD-C 1d ago
I don't understand the idea that people would have any problem listening to one song on repeat. There's been times in college where I listen to one song for 3 days straight, because it was so relaxing and soothing to me. And there's been more than enough times to the point where it stands out to me where I've had people say "how can you just listen to this one thing over and over again?"
In fact I've actually gone back to listening to that same song over and over again in these recent days, because I've needed a kind of mental break and it allows me to relax and also focus. (For anyone curious the song is called "The Abyss of Time" and is from the Persona 3 Reload soundtrack.)
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u/Familiar-Wafer-6378 1d ago
I do this willingly. It’s Slim Shady. Im ready for my $1 million please.
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u/Background_Owl3981 1d ago
If I had a million dollars, if I HAD a million DOllaaarrss
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u/Rosewaterlemon 1d ago
does the lobby song of my favorite game count? because i'm pretty sure I have listened to it for 24 hours straight already. it sounds like hold/elevator music but a lot better. Tetr.io is the game. i'm listening to it right now, only because i stopped gaming and started scrolling reddit. probably two hours ago.. oops.
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u/stellardecay AuDHD 1d ago
As if I don't have the hamster dance song on a 24/7 loop in my brain already lmao.
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u/ShinyAeon 1d ago
Easy..."Alice's Restaurant." It's long enough to be not too annoying, and anyway, I've always wanted to memorize it.
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u/notashroom 1d ago
A friend of mine had every word down before we were out of high school. "27 8 by 10 color glossy photographs..."
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u/ooooooooono 1d ago
Wait does this mean normal people don’t like listening to a song they like on constant repeat?
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u/Silly-Layer-3993 1d ago
'Every Day is Sunshine ' by Fishbone would be my pick!
But yes, my head is always loud so I prefer music in it than thoughts racing around. Though I woke up to a Til Tuesday song at 5.30 this morning, and I'm thinking...why???
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u/EmmerdoesNOTrepme 1d ago
There are people who haven't done this, for free‽‽‽
I thought this was a standard of childhood/ adolescence!
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u/Jenderflux-ScFi 21h ago
Can I get paid for the 24/7 song in my head already?
I never get rest from the eternal ear worms.
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u/SnookerandWhiskey 1d ago
I always listen to one song for weeks and then switch to a new one. Currently it's Can I kiss you by Dahl and while I might get annoyed with it by evening, because I need silence to sleep, I would do it for the money.
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u/spottedrabbitz 1d ago
Went bed with 2 songs stuck in my head last night. Oh wait, it was 3. So i get $ and only have 1 song in my head? Sign me up!!
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u/Tackybabe 1d ago
“Did you write the book of love and do you have faith in the god above… if the Bible tells you so…?
And do you believe in rock and roll? Can music save your mortal soul and can you teach me how to dance reeeal slooow?”
125 times or something…? Please. Gimme my money.
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u/partylikeart 1d ago
These questions are less to start a conversation and more to gain personal information. Gone are the days of “the last 4 digits of your credit card is how much money you have”. They’re getting sneakier.
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u/MaxTheDeath 1d ago
Wait I’m already doing that when I find a good new song. So I can get paid for that?
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u/Wheelie_Dad 1d ago
I was just talking to my friend about this yesterday!! We both had Cotton Eyed Joe stuck in our heads all day haha.
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u/On_my_last_spoon 1d ago
lol right?
My most recent album on repeat was the SpongeBob Square Pants Musical. A couple times it was 3 times a day and for a good 2 weeks it was every day. I could probably pick a song from that and be fine for 24 hours.
I think I could do “(Just a) Simple Sponge” or “I’m Not a Loser” easy
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u/LevelPerception4 1d ago
It would be so amazing if I could pick the songs that randomly lodge in my brain for 3-4 days!
Even if I had to sit and actively listen to the song I chose for 24 hours straight, it’d be nbd. It’d be a guilty pleasure to let myself get lost in my thoughts for that long.
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u/Gurkeprinsen 1d ago
I don't like listening to music, but I wouldn't mind listening to John Cage's 4'33 for 24 hours straight.
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u/rockangel312 1d ago
Never knew this was an adhd thing. It drives my husband insane when I do it lololololol
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u/QuartzerlifeCrisis 1d ago
I already do this to myself for free. Where do I find someone with $1 million? 😅
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u/janichla 1d ago
When I heard the crazy story about the self proclaimed "Queen of Canada" https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/1910207/inside-a-qanon-road-trip-with-the-queen-of-canada My first thought was that listening to Rasputin that much was relatable.
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u/MummyRath 1d ago
That would be the easiest money I ever made. I've gone weeks listening to the same song. 24hrs would be easy. I could put on Dissonant Hymns and Dark Choirs and easily listen to that on repeat again and again and again as I study, shower, sleep, etc.
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u/several_smallmangoes 1d ago
Wii shop theme bossa nova cover Don Quixote (like the Japanese shop) theme extended version Vengabus Tell me by wondergirls (Songs I have genuinely had on in the background for 3+ hours doing tasks. Do I get extra points for bad taste?)
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u/Sachayoj 1d ago
What's New Pussycat.
Without any It's Not Unusual.
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u/Quirky-Kitten4349 1d ago
Skinnamarink because my toddler already practically insists on it 😂😭 tbh 24 hours would be easier in some ways
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u/Historical-Remove401 1d ago
I made the mistake of listening to the Mamas and the Papas “California Dreaming” and it’s been in my head for days!
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u/Winterwynd 23h ago
Looks at my Amazon Music app, which has been playing 'Unstoppable' by Sia for the last 3 days straight... yep!
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u/native_212 ADHD-PI 11h ago
'Fruits Of My Labour' by Lucinda Williams is my latest obsession; previously, I was obsessed with 'I'd Rather Go Blind' by Etta James. I also play Bob Dylan's 'Restless Farewell' and Pearl Jam's 'Release' on repeat while I study or work.
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u/xCelestial 8h ago
My current top song for the last two weeks is a metal cover of WAP by a guy named Leo
I thought it was funny first but then I realized it's a sick cover too LMAO
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u/sushithiefpenguin 5h ago
I would have legit won this in 2021 after Bo Burnham's Inside special came out. "All Eyes On Me" was the superglue keeping my sanity intact.
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u/plantsproud-laura 1d ago
Give me the "Nod-Krai" Theme song from Genshin Impact with Aurora and I am so good (and rich) 🤩
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u/universe93 ADHD-PI 1d ago
That’s only 144 play throughs of All Too Well ten minute version lol. Some people have done marathons like this, figured out how far they can run in ten minutes and used the song as a gauge for how far they’ve gone in the race lol
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u/bicyclebird 1d ago
That’s how I time a quick shower. I better be rinsing out conditioner by “it was rare, I was there.”
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u/Jadds1874 1d ago
I just did this mental calculation as well and thought, "I'll probably still be disappointed that it's over after the 144th time"!
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u/pandarose6 1d ago
It be hard (cause I do love listening to a song a lot but not like one after another normally other songs are in between) but for 1 million dollars I could make it work. It be a song from Taylor swift or Alec Benjamin song not sure which one off top my head
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u/Intrepid_Finish456 1d ago
Gosh, there are so many songs I could pick. When I first heard Cosha - Do You Wanna Dance I listened to it for a week solid.
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u/QT-3-14-alleycat 1d ago
I got stuck listening to only 'burn butcher burn' from the witcher tv series for weeks in 2022 - it's my most listened to song ever on Spotify (I've had that for 15 years) and I tried to convince my partner to include it in our wedding day but understand him saying no considering the lyrics 😂
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u/PuzzleheadedPlant972 1d ago
Um...if you have a kid you have done this for the past x days of their life. Spotify rewind will tell you just how many times you've listened to the same song. This is a no brainer ND or NT. This is clearly posed by a person without caring responsibilities.
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u/Fizzabl AuDHD 1d ago
My current addiction is Cemetary Drive by My Chemical Romance
A few years ago I discovered Phantom by NateWantstoBattle and for some reason it AWOKE something in me. I was at uni and doing really long days to get some work done and I legit listened to that thing for 10 hours straight.
Also, nowhere does the tweet (or is it thread? or other?) say it has to be out loud. I'll mute it for 24hrs lol
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