Modern pop music is just a set of template beats and empty lyrics that are written in five minutes for the sake of streaming. All tracks sound the same: autotune, primitive rhymes, and catchy choruses aimed at teenagers. Talented artists drown in a sea of mediocrity because labels chase trends rather than art. The culture of consumption kills originality – people listen to what algorithms impose on them, not what resonates with their soul. And the saddest part is that young people accept this as the norm, not knowing that music can be deeper.
