Personal Narrative: 90's Music

Since I was a wee little kid I have always loved ‘90’s music, I particularly liked the boybands . It doesn’t help that my mother was once, what many call today, a fan girl. My first CD player was gifted to me at the age of seven, and it never left my side. I had quite the CD collection too, which included: almost every Disney movie soundtrack (This was around the time I fell in love with High School Musical), Clay Aiken, N’SYNC and the Backstreet Boys. My father, other the other hand, hated ‘90’s music. He was more into rap music. If he was still a part of my life today I imagine that he would constantly be scolding the so-called rappers ‘Wiz Khalifa’ and ‘Kanye West’. He liked the good rappers like ‘Tupac’ and ‘Notorious B.I.G.’ Ever since I could remember my mother has always played in the car. It is my favorite genre of music because a lot of self-discovery happened in the ‘90’s. I like the upbeat feel and the quick tempo of most of the songs. However, I do like I Drive Myself Crazy by
Country music is slow and is tremendously repetitive. Don’t get me wrong, a lot of pop music is repetitive too. I just don’t like slow songs about drinking beer in the back of a pick-up truck in blue jeans and cowboy boots. I don’t mind acoustics, but, it seems like that is all country artists do. Pop music has a certain rhythm that gets most people to dance. While country music is more of a car drive kind of slow and long rhythm to it. With all of that being said, since I was a wee little kid I have always loved ‘90’s/ pop music. In fact, I am listening to Everybody by the Backstreet Boys as I am writing this essay. It makes me focus and I easily can easily spot my mistakes in school work while listening to the upbeat genre. My hatred for country music has stayed for almost all of my life. I say that because there is one exception, and that is You Belong with me by the one and only Taylor