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I don’t think popularity is a reason to be suspicious. Popular people aren’t more likely than non popular people to have bad motives. In fact they are actually less likely. But they should still be viewed with the same care and regard that you would have for a total stranger and not assume they are a good person just because they are famous >

I'm just trying to say I hate pop music. >

Ok well you have a weird way of saying it >

They want to be right in hating pop music. >

It never ceases to amaze me how average people are narcissistic enough to accuse successful people of cheating their way to the top and then I’m supposed to believe that they are so morally righteous and superior to everyone else that they simply chose not to cheat and lie their way to the top. >

I just think the music is vapid. It isn't cheating or lying per se. It's just low quality.