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Topic	Does anyone realize the majority of popular Christmas songs come from the 1950s?
Judgmenl 12/15/22 10:41:51 AM #7:	ParanoidObsessive posted... Basically, the growing cynicism of the public and the homogeneity of corporate music may have made it nearly impossible for new Christmas songs to catch on at all. So far from the older ones eventually going away, they may wind up being the only ones we ever have. I agree with your conclusion, and my favorite Christmas song isn't even likely to be heard by anyone no here (It's a Japanese song named Snow Halation, although I am just a giant weeb and Love Live fan anyways). --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?". <cite>Judgmenl posted [p:970179530] in Does anyon... [t:80277392]...</cite> <quote>ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite><quote>Basically, the growing cynicism of the public and the homogeneity of corporate music may have made it nearly impossible for new Christmas songs to catch on at all. So far from the older ones eventually going away, they may wind up being the only ones we ever have.</quote>I agree with your conclusion, and my favorite Christmas song isn't even likely to be heard by anyone no here (It's a Japanese song named Snow Halation, although I am just a giant weeb and Love Live fan anyways). --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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