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He and Simon Cowell are the epitome of what is wrong with the music industry
He also did a cover of Somethin' Stupid with Nicole Kidman a few years ago.
And regarding the first comments, do you really believe he is far worse than each of those present in this quiz? He is decent IMHO, definitely not the best but a song like "Feel" is quite nice to hear!
Did not recognize The Weeknd from that picture.
I personally prefer a dirty BigMac over a steak. One is objectively better quality than the other, but I freely admit to liking the cheap and nasty version. Conversely, I’m not a fan of classical music, but would never deny the enduring quality it possesses, despite it not being to my taste. I love Banksy’s work, but would I try to argue that it is comparable to the Sistine Chapel?
The same goes for any artistic production, be it film, art or music. Most pop music is firmly in the fast food camp - popular with the masses, but OBJECTIVELY less good. Pop music fans tend to be largely ignorant of the huge variety of wonderful music available, as they are happy with their Maccie D’s. Good luck to them.
Stop whingeing about your own ignorance and get educated - or just admit that you like gash tunes…
You also assume pop fans are "ignorant" of other music—wrong. Many enjoy diverse genres but still appreciate pop’s accessibility and emotional connection. Simplicity doesn’t mean inferiority.
Music isn’t just about technical skill—it’s about how it makes people feel. If a song resonates with millions, that’s artistic success. So instead of looking down on pop and its fans, maybe broaden your understanding of what makes music valuable. I recommend Hurry Up Tomorrow by the Weeknd, Imaginal Disk by Magdalena Bay, and Blonde by Frank Ocean. These largely synthpop and r&b based albums are some of the best music of the past 10 years, and of all time
THIS ONE IS FOR THE BOYS WITH THE BOOMING SYSTEM