“Why are pop songs getting sadder than they used to be?” Online Article

So much misinformation. Like minded miseducated activists think alike. And then spread the misinformation. Group Think. Yes.

 

An ARTICLE? This faux Armageddon misinformation is everywhere. Scare tactics to serve selfish interests. “The ocean will overcome and flood major cities and entire cities will be under 15 feet of water.

Permanently!”

 

Sad songs say so much.

 

I do know that whole Australia fire thing was staged (I just know it), so good for you for joining my team! Happy to have such a sharp mind with me.

 

Objection!

The question assumes a fact not in evidence.

 

Here you go, comrade:

Australia fires: Two dozen people charged in starting deadly wildfires

Australia's Epic Fires Caused By Bad Forestry And Arson, Not Climate Change

The three-degree world: cities that will be drowned by global warming

 

So that's why there's no songs about being orange.

 

hey - we’re on the same page! After all you’re quoting the ‘Climate Change Dispatch’ - one of my favourites for their factual (wink wink) reporting! Good work! We’ll end this silly little planet ahead of schedule!

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/maga...-line-between-education-alarmism/?arc404=true

 

Please see below, comrade.

 

Now you’ve just confused me as I don’t feel that article underlines our core values. Colour me disappointed.

 

We have a winner, perfect answer, now I understand their despair.

 

It’s interesting how it kinda seems you were just waiting amongst the weeds to pop up with this well prepared post.

Kudos to your nimble quick reply!

 

because they sell and feed the fire...

 

After the sugar high of ABBA there was nowhere to go but down.

 

Are modern songs sadder than "Tell Laura I Love Her," "Teen Angel," "Dead Man's Curve," etc.? I'm skeptical.

 

I love the Black Box Recorder cover of that

 

i believe it is because most of the major acts lead singers whine and cry rather than sing. a trend that sort of started with adele and then champoioned by sam smith......its now carried over to chris martin, patrick monaghan (remember when they covered led zeppelin?), adam levine, and a whole bunch of others that i catch on the radio on those rare times that i listen to it.

 

Oh come on...how could anyone take "Dead Man's Curve" straight?

 

All I can say is that only few modern songs can make me feel good so I guess that's it.

 

So, the song: I'm not in love, would qualify positive because the word love is in it? Is it AI interpreting this or the same people who are judges for any poll in Rolling Stone Magazine? In either case the result, interpretation and meaning should be taken with all sorts of salt you can get your hands on.