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He just made his point poorly. He’s saying that bands aren’t prevalent in popular music right now, and he’s right. I’m struggling to think of many bands that weren’t already popular 10 years ago that you can consistently hear on the radio. They still exist, and they still make good music, but they’ve fallen in popularity.
 
He just made his point poorly. He’s saying that bands aren’t prevalent in popular music right now, and he’s right. I’m struggling to think of many bands that weren’t already popular 10 years ago that you can consistently hear on the radio. They still exist, and they still make good music, but they’ve fallen in popularity.

When Maroon 5 was big, it was 2002. THe whole scene changed. Bands are much more regional.
 
He just made his point poorly. He’s saying that bands aren’t prevalent in popular music right now, and he’s right. I’m struggling to think of many bands that weren’t already popular 10 years ago that you can consistently hear on the radio. They still exist, and they still make good music, but they’ve fallen in popularity.



Agree whole heartedly. There hasn’t been a new band that has had multiple hits/multiple hit records in over a decade.
 
Isn’t that still his point? He’s lamenting that bands aren’t as popular as they were before.

That’s actually a bull**** excuse. Pop, hip hop and country aren’t regional. No excuse for rock music to be other than ‘it’s dead’.
 
Isn’t that still his point? He’s lamenting that bands aren’t as popular as they were before.

I mean by that point were they? There were what 10 bands rotating through popularity.

Anyway, his logic is bad, and he should feel bad. Granted 2020 kind of shot the market on new material, but there's still lots of bands out there doing ****. And there's bands still sticking around and rocking like Foos, etc.

Though I will say, I think that the flaw to rock's current popularity is the rise of streaming services. And what that means to back catalogues. Pop is all about contemporary.
 
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Great example as to why context matters. It was actually an attempt to promote women choosing culinary careers that have often been dominated by men. I can't imagine how someone didn't see the lack of context as a problem.
 
Great example as to why context matters. It was actually an attempt to promote women choosing culinary careers that have often been dominated by men. I can't imagine how someone didn't see the lack of context as a problem.

Honestly, while it's hard to get that off in a short tweet. Show a female executive chef in the tweet. Oor say like women deserve to run the kitchen, or anything else. They literally did the worst case scenario.
 
I see we still don’t understand threads on twitter

I’m guessing the deleted post or tweet was the Burger King tweet
 
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