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"Don't listen to those pop-country singers, just die a natural death!"—that was the sentiment being pushed at my high school, and honestly, I find myself agreeing with them... no offense intended, of course!
True. Though, I must admit, I tend to offer my unsolicited critiques regarding other people's tastes—especially when they are particularly egregious. Take a certain friend of mine, for instance. She finally moved on from her Tokio Hotel phase (ha!) and transitioned into something entirely different. When she actually sat me down to reveal her new rotation, I simply couldn't help myself—I burst out laughing. It was completely involuntary, really... which, predictably, left her quite offended. But what can one say? It seems she’s opted for music solely because it feels "edgy" or "cool." She’s listening to these intense, aggressive tracks now—things she wouldn't have even glanced at a year ago—and the sheer suddenness of the shift was just... well, I lost it. I died laughing. I suppose I should probably learn some restraint and stop being so blunt...