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In todays society it really doesn’t take a lot of effort to become a “talented” or “well known” musician as you can probably tell by some popular artists such as Tyga, Jay-Z or Miley Cyrus. In my opinion, those three are terrible. In America today in order to become famous “musician” all you need to do is write down a vague rhyme that makes zero sense, get an average singer to sing it, auto-tune it and wear the correct clothes.

Once that one song has been put out, mindless teens will want more there fore increasing your popularity drawing radio stations towards it as well. You now have thousands of dollars and can afford to produce more and start a tour. Since you are famous, those who do not like the rubbish you spew out will be shunned.

I do not believe this is how the music industry should operate. There should be some actual competition between artists then maybe they will put some thought in to what they spit out.

In my opinion music today has changed completely changed, all the style to it is different that 30 or 40 years ago. Every thing is now electric and is put together by keyboards and mixers.

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