Lapis Lazuli (
riptidequeen) wrote in
prismatica2020-04-27 09:58 pm
Video | UN: oceangem
[the local blue woman is confused by boy bands and well, she has to let the world know.]
I... Don't get the appeal of this, [Vague hand gesturing!] Boy band thing.
And I like music. So can anyone explain why this is so crazy?
I... Don't get the appeal of this, [Vague hand gesturing!] Boy band thing.
And I like music. So can anyone explain why this is so crazy?

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text; un: ruffestrabbit
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video; un: noshitsherlock
There are honestly a lot of factors as to why bands like these are popular, particularly with pre-teen girls. They're usually very carefully packaged with their promotion and songs to appeal to lots of different kinds of tweens. You'll notice these stereotypes appearing in a lot of bands like this: the bad boy, the shy one, the pretty one. It's to cause maximum appeal across a broad spectrum. Then the music consists of catchy tunes, the kind that get stuck in your head, so you play them or sing them over and over. I'm sure there's a science behind that, but I'm not a musician. The lyrics are exactly what a young tween wants to hear - you're beautiful just the way you are, I'll never break your heart - stuff like that. It's very non-threatening.
It all feeds into mass hysteria, which I'm happy to go into more detail about as well.
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text| D.Draper
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[ is he going to explain what that means? no. ]
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god i'm so sorry lapis.
never be sorry
TOO LATE
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text | un: springtime
A lot of young people are sexually frustrated so it's easier to latch on to the fantasy of sex and these guys sing songs where they make all these promises a real relationship can't guarantee.
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text - UN: Iceheart
Till arriving here, I'd never heard music of its like. They are utterly unlike tavern room songs, or the Church Hymns to the Fury.
[ Though she'd certainly laugh at the faces of the Holy See's clergy were they to hear such a comparison. ]
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text; un: Iceheart
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