Has your music taste actually improve your social life?

Has your music taste actually improve your social life?

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>anco
Throw everything in the fire

3 copies of tomboy?

That seems excessive.

>all that anco
yep, i'm feeling a based on this one

fuck no. i live in the south and one half of people listen to''''''''artists'''''''' like nba youngboy and lil baby. the other half listens to pop country. so i try to keep my music taste out of the public eye as much as possible.

Sometimes. In middle school I only became considered cool because I became a rocker and not "that kid in the Mewtwo shirt" and then only got laid because I got into mallgoth shit and appealed to those girls.

Also, in adulthood I've just made friends because we like the same music, so that too. It also has worked the opposite, I've been discriminated against at a job by wanna be guidos (who were Albanians but tried their hardest to mimic Italian Jersey Shore fucks) because I didn't listen to techno disco dancing shit and apparently liking guitar music made me a devil worshiping KKK member or something

No it only made it worse.
My tastes are getting further and further removed from the mainstream.

Definitely, you see I would divide my social life in three parts, first one being early highschool, second one being late highschool (barely a year) and third one being college. During the first part, I was a total outcast, got bullied a lot, wasn't outstandingly good at anything, so I started checking on some music forums, gestating some knowledge about modern music, but my taste just served me for that, only to escape my shitty social life.
Second part was a bit different, I found a friend group aside from school, I fitted in quite nicely, or at least I felt like I fit in. One of the main reasons being that I was the "music nerd" of the group and everyone encouraged me to follow that path as a music listener. In that moment I knew that the amount of music I consumed and the amount of time I had dedicated to it were worth it, because I got a social status and social recognition from my friends.
College changed everything tho, because I'm studying sound engineering I am now surrounded by music snobs, and the music taste/joy you can get from music actually matters in terms of looking for a new group of friends. Since I moved cities to go to college, I basically knew nobody in Buenos Aires, and I kind of felt a bit alone for the first month or two, but again, I made friends really quick bc we enjoy kind of the same "obscure" music, and now I can developy music tAste in a group and experience artists that I wouldn't even had known if it wasn't for my new group of friends

It may help you make peace with yourself in that social interaction tends to be pretentious as hell and that solace within yourself will attract you to like minded people

Haha based southbro