>listen to a good track on youtube>comments are filled with "this was my [insert random relative or loved one]'s favorite song, they passed away X years ago due to Y, miss you [relative's name]"it used to be rare but now it's nearly 75% of all comments on most older songs, how do we put an end to this garbage emograb trend?
>>132000758it's either some faggot blogposting about their dead wife or >who's listening in 2026? love from india saaars I simply just don't look at comments for songs now.
>>132000758those are all botted posts, just ignore them
>God please give us Freddie Mercury back we'll give you Justin Bieber>I'm 15 and listen to music like this. I can't relate to my classmates who all listen to pop or hip-hop. I love Led Zeppelin, Queen, AC/DC, The Beatles, Nirvana, Ramones and Pink Floyd. Rock'n'roll forever!
>>132000758anyone else from brazil in this thread? kkkkkkkanyway, that was my husband's favorite cat gif. when he died I printed all the frames and tucked them in his pocket, just above his heart. I love you Edinilson Germandinho Da Silva you will be missed. rsrsrsrsrsrsrsrs
>>132000758The worst ones are people oversharing that a loved one just died and that song happened to be their favorite. It not only feels disrespectful to someone who just died to share their story online for attention and fake thumbs ups from strangers, but it also says a lot about the commenter that they feel the need to share that shit online to strangers in the first place.
>>132000758I post a version of this on every pre-2000 song I play on youtube. I change the name and what they died of but otherwise its word for word every time. I get thousands of updoots lol
>>132001881I had them play the following songs at my dad's funeral:>ELO - Steppin' Out>Alan Parsons Project - Eye in the Sky>Carpenters - We've Only Just Begun
>>132001389>you give: freddie mercury>you receive: even worse than nothingyeah anon, that's not how these things work
>>132000758or boomers saying how the 70s/80s were peak
>>132005503They're correct.
