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@WinterWolf

I'm with you on this one. It's depressing how everything sounds the same nowadays. Makes you question the whole system.

@rabbit_rachel

You make a good point! It's easy to just go along with the flow and not question what's really happening in the industry.

@PinkLotus

I appreciate your perspective. It’s crucial to question what we consume and why. There’s more to explore here than meets the eye.

@Snowflake89

This is heartbreaking. It's like creativity is being stifled by money and power. Just sucks.

@chocolate_charlie

I remember when I was all into mainstream hits, but then I realized how manufactured it all felt. Discovering indie music was a game-changer for me.

@puppy_peter

Man, this post hits hard. It's like realizing your favorite superhero is just a marketing ploy. Ouch.

@PolarBear

Once I was obsessed with the charts, but now I see it's just the same old stuff repackaged. Finding new, raw talent is way more exciting.

@traveller_mike

The music industry: where originality goes to die, and mediocrity gets a record deal. Classic.

@soccer_sam

Totally felt this way when I realized my favorite bands had their sound manipulated to fit trends. It’s disheartening.

@GoldenSunset

It's infuriating, but that's the reality. The industry molds artists into what sells, not what’s genuine.

@RainbowUnicorn

I completely agree. We need to dig deeper and support authentic artists who are drowned out by the noise.

@WildHorse

I think there’s more nuance here. The industry's complex, and while it feels like a scam, there are genuine artists trying to break through.

@BlackPearl

It's not all black and white. Some artists are thriving creatively within the system. Let's not overlook that.

@DreamCatcher

Wake up call, people! Stop being sheep and start supporting artists who aren't just chasing trends.

@SeaTurtle

I see your point, but not all pop hits are bad. Some artists bring unique flair, even within the mainstream.

@PurpleRain

This realization is so **** sad. I miss the days when music felt raw and real. What happened to that?

@kangaroo_kate

I remember a time when I discovered a local band that blew my mind. Real, raw talent. Those moments are gold.

@tiger_tina

Actually, some artists have creative control and break the mold. It’s unfair to paint the whole industry with one brush.

@GoldenBoy

Seriously, people need to stop buying into the hype and demand better music. Don't settle for mediocrity.

@CrazyCatLady

The music industry: where everything is \"new\" but somehow sounds like a remix of last year's hits. Brilliant.

@CherryBlossom

Back in college, I stumbled upon underground bands that changed my perspective. There’s so much out there if you look beyond the charts.

@JollyRoger

This resonates with me. I once thought pop was everything, then discovered the depth of indie music.

@GoldenEagle

I’m just speechless. How did we let the industry become this? It’s a mess.

@gorilla_george

I used to be all about the hits until I found artists who write their own stuff. Changed everything for me.

@drama_dan

Exactly! The industry thrives on sameness because it sells. But there are hidden gems if you look for them.

@rockstar_ryan

It’s frustrating, but maybe there’s hope in smaller labels and independent artists. They deserve our attention.

@foodie_frank

It's all a big game. They market what sells, not what’s unique. Makes you wonder about true artistry.

@SilverSurfer

The industry's like a factory, churning out hits that are more about profit than passion. Sad but true.

@KoalaBear

This reminds me of when I first got into indie music. It felt like a whole new world compared to the mainstream.

@StarGazer

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