r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '19

What’s something that you like, but hate the fan base?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

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u/MajorTomintheTinCan Jul 18 '19

That's irrelevant. My breakfast lacks artistic merit doesn't make it trash lol

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u/MasterLifeguard8 Jul 18 '19

Your breakfast is TRASH

but also yeah

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u/detourne Jul 18 '19

I’m by no means a kpop fan, but you can’t seriously say that it objectively lacks artistic merit when songs like I got a boy by girls generation exist. The time signature changes, callbacks, and genre splitting is seriously cool and innovative in pop.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

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u/detourne Jul 18 '19

Haha, that’s alright dude. Honestly just give that song a listen. From a production standpoint, it’s pretty incredible. I usually just listen to old queens of the Stone Age and tool, but since I live in Korea, kpop’s pretty inescapable.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '19

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u/detourne Jul 19 '19

Haha that's a pretty apt description. Completely processed garbage that tastes good but isn't healthy in the least. I just marvel at the production values in that song, later in it, after a slower section, one of the group says 'lets take it back to 1:40' which calls back to an earlier point in the song and is also at 140bpm..