How will the 10s be remembered in terms of best artists, what scenes are popular and who will largely be forgotten

there is nothing memorable from this decade.
its just stagnant.
rap is the same old crap
sheeran is quite mediocre.

Ed Sheeran is literally proof that being an incel is a mindset.

>there is nothing memorable from this decade.
>its just stagnant.
>rap is the same old crap
>sheeran is quite mediocre.

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Will the 80s/post-punk revival scene (John Maus, most of Sacred Bones, etc) and synthwave/vaporwave be remembered? They're very 2010s

prove me wrong.

>are novelty acts made to play off the nostalgia of imitating bigger, older acts be remembered?

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burden of proof is on you faggot cumbrain

I already dissed all your music, come back at me or stfu.

vaporwave will be remembered

>...Anonymous
08/16/19(Fri)23:10:14 No.89557305
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I already dissed all your music, come back at me or stfu.
...Anonymous
08/16/19(Fri)23:10:51 No.89557310
vaporwave will be remembered

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Does he really have to prove how Mr. Sheeran is mediocre as fuck?

True, my ears are not up to listening to his tedious songs again.

I'd rather listen to the wombles,
youtube.com/watch?v=feLDAys0v-c

I fucking hate how often people say I look like this troglodyte.

I think they'll remember Woodkid(Neofolk) Gesaffelstein(Industrial Techno), Summer Salt(Surf-Rock), Empire of the Sun(Synth-Pop) and Mac DeMarco(Jizz-Jazz). Because their song mostly have a melody, which makes music memorable.

Kanye, Kendrick, Beyonce, Adele, Ed Sheeran, Daft Punk, Muse, Coldplay, Maroon 5 will be remembered.

Mumble rap/trap/dubstep/vapourwave/etc will be largely forgotten.

Ed Sheeran is horrible pop. His music was bad before he became famous (just listen to +, it's embarrassing) and his pop music is just as shitty. I cannot understand how he became so famous, he's not even good-looking. Reputation by Taylor Swift is a great modern pop album if you ask me, it's very diverse and with lots of ideas and little touches to every song. Compare Reputation with Sheeran's newest album and explain to me why they are both equally famous.

this

>explain to me why they are both equally famous.
I think you're really underestimating how much women love saccharine love songs. They can't get enough of that shit.

The only mildly redeeming thing about this decade.

Based. Tay is sometimes clowning with mainstream schlock singles but her albums deliver, and actually each of her album feels different so she isnt going easy route shitting the same music but try to deliver something different each time. Reputation was indeed good dark pop.

Listen, I'm a Tay fan down to my very core and even I admit that Rep had WAAAAY too much trap influence. It dragged that album down hard.

UK Drill will be the only form of hip-hop that will stand the test of time.

the spotify “all out 10’s” list has ed sheeran unironically as the cover. what does mu think of this carefully curated selection? open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX5Ejj0EkURtP?si=gzmbywJdS22xpmuII4cymw

>His music was bad before he became famous (just listen to +, it's embarrassing)
??? The a Team and Lego House some are his biggest songs. I'd hardly say + was before he became famous