Newgrounds.com — Everything, By Everyone.

shut up guys

At 1/6/13 05:19 PM, Scary wrote: shut up guys

;;

I normally get tired of a song after listening to it about 20 times (not repeated).

I remember a number of songs that sounded very catchy to me at first. I listened to them like two dozen times and then I got completely sick of them and wondered why I ever liked them in the first place. For example, I think about everyone had this with Fireflies by Owl City.

On the other hand, there are some songs that I've listened to hundreds of times (according to iTunes) and I still love listening to them. In moderation though, I just can't keep on listening to the same songs forever.

Anyway, I guess it all depends entirely on the song.

Most music sounds the same to me. The first time I hear most pop or rap feels like the 50th time I've heard it if we're going to be honest here. Although when it comes to music I actually like, I can listen to something maybe six or so times consecutively before it gets too repetitive, and probably a couple dozen times over a few weeks before I really get sick of it.

At 1/6/13 04:33 PM, Xgsniper wrote: How many times can you listen to a song you really like until you get tired of it? For me, i can listen to it for quite a few times, probably over 10 times. Not consecutively or non-stop i mean, like over time spaced out as long as you feel like.

for me its like 5 days, i listen to it non stop, then i get bored of it for a while, then i listen to it in moderation

I play most of my music as the entire album so not very often.

In a row, probably two or three. If it's a song I really like, I do my best to listen to it as inoften as possible so it doesn't wear out.

At 1/7/13 01:30 PM, MrPercie wrote: I have been listening to the same piece of music for 2 years now

Im hoping it doesnt drive me insane before I get bored of it

Yea, I've been listening to the same old music plus a little new stuff.

I think it just depends on some people. I know people who listen to songs just for their "favorite part" then skip. There are albums and songs where I can listen to all day without getting tired of it. I have been listening to a these same 3 albums from the same artists for the past 5 years and never grew tired of them. Another reason why people have favorite artists.

Gangnam Style. Not that I choose to listen to it on a daily basis, it's just that my dumbass step brother keeps playing it over and over. No matter how much times I tell him to stop, he just constantly plays it. And before you say it. Yes I have offered him headphones.

by the second chorus, if not sooner

At 1/7/13 06:40 PM, DarkspineHero228 wrote: Gangnam Style. Not that I choose to listen to it on a daily basis, it's just that my dumbass step brother keeps playing it over and over. No matter how much times I tell him to stop, he just constantly plays it. And before you say it. Yes I have offered him headphones.

I never really listened to that song since it's not my type of music, but it really irks me when I hear it on tv and such. I don't understand what's so good about it OR the dance..anyway going off topic.

2min

The songs I optate are mostly excellent. I can listen to them evermore.

At 1/6/13 04:33 PM, Xgsniper wrote: How many times can you listen to a song you really like until you get tired of it?

I like predictability, thus it takes a few listens before I can actually enjoy a song. After that phase, I can listen to the same song for more than 6 hours without pause (assume the song's 3 minutes long).

There's only one song that I've listened to for over 10 months and I'm still not sick of it, but that's because it's one of the best Drum N Bass songs I'd ever listened to.

Some songs I do get tired of pretty fast. Others I can listen to hundreds of times without getting tired of it.

At 1/6/13 04:36 PM, Slint wrote: I've grown tired of punk rock for being all I heard from like 7th grade until 9th, but that's about it.

lol. I've been listening to only metal for 5 straight years. Still hasn't got old for me. In fact, I love it more than ever now.