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I don’t believe music has THAT much impact on who you are.
If I told you, I listen to mostly indie music, how would that define me?
The hilarity is that when asked, your response was essentially: "Oh, I like all kinds of music."
I don't know what that says about you magic man, but I don't think it's too clever. >

I say "I like only good music" which sounds as bad >

This post screams “I listen to indie music and I want everyone to know how quirky and original I am” >

I listen to this underground band call LCD Soundsystem, you probably haven't even heard of them. >

My favorite spice is salt >

Salt is not technically a spice. >

Salt is my favorite rock >

Have you tried crystal meth? Gives a great kick to my chicken Parmesan/s >

I’ll kick you in the Chicken Parmesan’s >

This one made me chuckle 😂 >

IMO if someone really liked Taylor Swift and Drake but went out of their way to listen to music they dont actually like, it is equally NPC behavior 
Met a dude at my job who absolutely just loves pop music and going to concerts, def changed my perspective on the issue. Great guy, huge love for music, so who am I to judge >

"NPC Behavior" might be the most woke thing I seen all year. >

NPC isn't "woke" vocabulary, it's asshole vocabulary. Calling people non playable characters implies you're the main character and therefore you're the center of the world, the most important person
It used to be funny when it was used as a light joke when people did weird/silly stuff in public (aka they looked like bugged NPC) but now it just has a weird ring to it imo >

It doesn't imply that at all - it simply implies a lack of individuality >

It literally means non player character, so yes it shows that you consider yourself to be more important than everyone else >

Multiplayer games have NPCs. It is used to describe people who don't think for themselves. >

people like this are like "if you like Tayler swift your an npc" and then in the same breath be like "bro i found this really cool indie band called Metallica" >

the original poster reminds me of this kind of guy lol >

Next: "People should be judged on there taste in food" 😒 >

Yup. Adults who only eat things like chicken nuggets and mac and cheese? Like you don’t judge them 😂 >

No. I don't. Why would I? >

It shows they can be stubborn and don’t really value their own health, to start. >

And that's their prerogative. 🤷‍♂️ Their health isn't my business. >

For real, many fat people exist. Why do I care that they are fat? I only care if im fat, lmao. >

Or not everyone is as interested in music compared to others, hence what you would refer to as "poor taste." >

I can't imagine spending my life trying to not look like an NPC.... I think you'll grow up to find you aren't that special or unique. >

I don’t do anything for anyone other than myself. And I’m an adult lol. >

You sound like someone who wouldn’t do anything for the people around you. Shallow and selfish. >

Yes. That's why they made this post in an attempt to find 1 person who agrees with them...so they can feel better about themselves for being a judgemental piece of shit. >

Personality is not limited to tastes, especially just taste in music. Character and virtues say way more about a person and these are what we should judge others on. 
But some music is unoriginal and uncreative, true. But those who choose to listen to it are not by default unoriginal and uncreative. >

Personality is not limited to taste, but it’s absolutely reflected in your taste. People with good taste are inevitably more interesting. >

And what would you consider “good taste” >

His taste, obviously. He's the main character after all. Everyone else is an NPC. >

I’m gonna bet it’s 80’s music or older. The people who listen to old music and hate newer music have a massive superiority complex >

I mean music has went downhill alot. Especially in the rap genre. But seriously when he have annoying ass songs like "what does the fox say" being played on the radio then yeah we have a problem >

You can’t discredit all the amazing music made in the past couple decades though. The radio has never been known for amazing music, occasionally amazing songs would come on, but they aren’t gonna consistently play bangers. >

That doesn't make any sense. Essentially speaking if you don't like a artist they listen to, you wouldn’t like them at all even if you like their personality. >

No? It doesn’t fully encompass your personality, it just reflects it more than people wanna admit. >

Now this could be a good unpopular opinion >

I guess? But it’s still just not true. Your music taste (or any taste) defines you as much as you choose it to define you, and that’s not something an outsider can just infer. >

Anyone who is confident a single metric can define a person has spend no time trying to understand people >

Exactly. >

Except not everyone puts music on a pedestal, so why would you judge their entire personality based on the media they consume? Someone might listen to basic pop music because they just want a distraction while they work or drive, but that doesn't mean they "lack curiosity and creativity", it just means they don't care about what music they listen to as much as you do. This does not make them a lesser person.
And this is coming from someone with terabytes upon terabytes of music who used to run their own radio show. Music is very important to me, but I understand not everyone is attempting to advertise the depth of their personality with what they have on their playlist.
And fuck off with this "NPC" nonsense. You're probably just as boring as most of these people you're so eager to label and dismiss. You sure as hell couldn't come up with an interesting opinion this morning. It's not even "unpopular"; in fact, I'd argue that wanting to classify and rank people's personalities based solely on their preferred media (as opposed to actually getting to know them) is some of the most "NPC" behavior I've ever witnessed. >

I love this comment. 
Thanks, Plopsy xD >

Judging people for music taste says more about you than them imo >

Op wants to judge people without feeling guilty >

Only if their tastes don’t match his own >

Judging people for such a shallow reason says a lot more about you than music does about anyone else. >

OP must be a very judgemental person all around. Or insecure. >

I would say it's likely that he is still young or never really grew up. >

In one comment he called himself a "curious boy", so I suppose he's still in his teens?
In all honesty, when I read that comment dripping with a ridiculous amount of selfconfidence and smug you can only find in someone younger with a lack of self-reflection, I was like... damn. I feel old (i know this is dumb asf considering I'm only 19 myself. But damn, the cringe hit hard) >

What about me, op? Literally enjoy every. Single. Genre of music. From Broadway to rap. 
Lol >

Same for me like I could be listening to death metal one second then rap or country or blues the next. >

I prefer not to judge because there's nothing better than sharing what you like without the fear of being judged >

This is where you tell us your musical taste and what you think people should be into rather than Taylor Swift. What obscure, underground stuff do you like that is so curious and creative compared to the mainstream? >

I can find something to like in pretty much everything. I love Taylor Swift, but she’s far from my favorite. >

Yes OP, please share with us peasants which music those  with good taste are favoring these days. > >

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I can not take this seriously when you’re calling people “NPC”.
There’s a reason the music is popular, because it’s good. Not everyone cares about music as much as others, so music taste isn’t really a good way to judge people. >

Popular music is popular simply because it has the most money pushing it out to the most people. It’s not about how much you listen to, it’s why you listen to what you listen to.