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  @pennysanchez765643 минут бұрын

  "AHOY THERE SPONGEBOB-" Sorry, the Spongebob music makes me wanna say the thing.

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  @user-yn9cn1qe7c50 минут бұрын

  i think you are nit-picking too much. You are micro-managing too much with Rick Beato's video, Get over it. You talk too much and i find you are a bit self-centred with a chip on your shoulder. take your boxing gloves off..they are not necessary. Just face it..current day music is just sh?t.

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  @johnc.mitchelljr.2716Сағат бұрын

  👍

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  @karlchristensen627711 сағат бұрын

  You are WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  @ExtremeRecluse12 сағат бұрын

  He has a Masters Degree in music. He has performed for decades. He loves what he is doing and he gets to interview the best musicians in the world. Plenty to hate about him out of envy.

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  @jeebs300015 сағат бұрын

  Thank you!!!🔥high on his own fumes. He’s GenX, like me, he only knows a world that functions normally and privileged as hell to grow up in it. Jumping to conclusions like you actually know the deal is old white guy privilege. He’s as much hot air as informative.

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  @uncoiledfish256119 сағат бұрын

  I see video games as crack. It numbs you to everything else. You can’t enjoy things outside of videogames as much as you would otherwise….

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  @elipacheco532Күн бұрын

  People realize it and they see the clickbait title and the fact that you referenced him for your title to get views for the algorithm. It’s a vicious cycle you’re a part of.

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  @majasha259Күн бұрын

  I love the ironic inclusion of the Endtroducing..... album cover to show 'youths' in a record store....30 years ago 😂

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  @MyNameIsBlank...Күн бұрын

  Video essays nowadays are more about validation than information. After watching so many, the only thing I learned was to stop.

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  @quickfixsmashful2 күн бұрын

  Just watched this video and I think you’re oversimplifying Beato’s point which is valid. Gen Z’s consumption of music is entirely different from his generation and in many ways quite sad. Dude your take was not objective either, it’s an opinion.

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  @vinny-zebu2 күн бұрын

  Whenever someone goes on a rant about "generations" you know it's a bad sign

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  @lgambertin40183 күн бұрын

  Rick makes a statement and then you interpret some negative connotation with your opining, most of which he did not say.

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  @bosyogurtlight3 күн бұрын

  Ironic how you made a generic KZreadr rant video about The Problem With™ old man Rick Beato

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  @lnu02nlk33 күн бұрын

  He can play along badly to songs and has a bunch of guitars so you all better listen to his opinions on trap music.

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  @stevekimball79313 күн бұрын

  Suggestion....Don't watch it and get a hobby Mkay?

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  @druepetoski27873 күн бұрын

  Great video. No comment. Just, sweet.

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  @brianbrylow62913 күн бұрын

  Beato is RIGHT! That’s a series of words I have no problem repeating. Kids today don’t give a shit about music in video games and listening to the chart hits today is proof positive that anybody under 35 is pretty much fucked. No musical taste or acumen outside of about 20% of people currently making new music. Most of that is in wrap and rock.

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  @123four...3 күн бұрын

  I don't think that's true at all. There are entire communities built around video game soundtracks, with millions of views for the soundtracks of Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and much much more. In addition, that's not even close to the totality of music that Gen Z is exposed to, with excellent artists like Kendrick Lamar proving that there is smart music today, as there has always been. I might have a different perspective than you, but to me it seems like people criticizing an entire generation for lacking musical taste are falling into the same trap as all the other previous generations. It's really no different than when people in the 60's and 70's lambasted rock and roll as creating juvenile delinquency and rotting kids brains.

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  @donmckinley74904 күн бұрын

  Rick Beato rocks!….and is almost always right!… the guy who did this video is a pretentious douche bag

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  @GlassLegend404 күн бұрын

  i guess professor rick never heard of ipod drum solo,guitar heros or even parappa the rapper?

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  @mattd87254 күн бұрын

  I'm late GenX. I grew up in a world where games had very basic or irritating music. Some of the very best music in games was often just a chip tune conversion of an obscure prog rock or electronic song that we didn't know because we were kids. I often still choose to play other music while games are playing. And games are a big distraction from actually listening to the music and appreciating it. Rick is correct. But I did listen to a lot of music on public transport. No gameboy or "phone" to distract me. I'd sit down and listen to the radio in the evening because the programming was still better than most things out there. Without people who care so much they will just sit down and listen to new music then go out and buy it, there is a much weaker scene.

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  @EverettVernon724 күн бұрын

  Glad I’m not the only one who has struggled with Rick beato and his negativity

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  @murdockreviews4 күн бұрын

  Re: video gaming. We played a lot of video games as teens in the 90s, then we formed a (bad) band. I don't see the juxtaposition between video gaming and listening to or making music. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zpx9j7mPqazddrA.html

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  @tomshaner35535 күн бұрын

  The thing Rick does I like the best is his story behind the artist.

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  @Curiouz0ne5 күн бұрын

  people have there own playylists to game to. im always listening to music while gaming

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  @JamesBrown-ud8rn6 күн бұрын

  And what is your name? He doesn’t hide behind a generic tag.

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  @Gmanblack6 күн бұрын

  This video is a huge stupid take.

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  @Iwipemyasswithpalestianflag6 күн бұрын

  You fell off

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  @Iwipemyasswithpalestianflag6 күн бұрын

  🤡

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  @sharpiemcsharp7 күн бұрын

  I'm sure you made some good points, but I was too busy gaming to listen.

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  @liro68 күн бұрын

  I think you're right but Rick also shouldn't change. I like that he's not so sensitive and doesn't try to have the perfect take that everyone can agree with.

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  @DonDamian-mq6gx8 күн бұрын

  But.. you do know that new generations are weaker in many aspects... Pride before a fall... Mind you... Study again my friend❤ With music... For a start

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  @ComplexConfiguration8 күн бұрын

  its true.. modern pop music and hiphop is very very very very bad music.

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  @123four...3 күн бұрын

  It all depends how you look at it and what you're exposed to. The real issue is a growing commercialization that has caused most authentic music to go underground or be adopted only by niche communities. With that it can be hard to see as a whole what good music is out there, but I assure you it is. The fact that amazing artists like Kendrick Lamar are out there and are still fairly popular show the error with this view of thinking. It would be like if I looked at Wham! as the only example of older music, declared that it all sucked, while completely ignoring Bob Dylan or Neil Young. It's an easy trap to fall into but it's still a trap nonetheless.

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  @MegaSuperShredder8 күн бұрын

  The moment you said "frowny face" I knew your takes would be awful

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  @inthekingdom19968 күн бұрын

  Came here for music but the inside jokes were too hip for my lame ass

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  @patrickwoods22138 күн бұрын

  Sorry, but Rick has probably accomplished more in his lifetime than your you tube channel will. The guy is a music teaching guru, and he’s paid his dues. Your criticism here is unfair because you keep skipping over his main point- of course he knows that certain kids are into video game music, but the passion that once created all the great music of the 20th century isn’t there like it used to be. How many new Gen Z rock bands are selling out stadiums? Yeah, that’s what I thought and that’s his point with a lot of these videos. Rock could experience another revival, but it’s not because many young musicians do not know what it takes to be great and original. There are a few out there who are making some waves, but it’s not enough if rock is going to make a comeback. Rick is more in touch with what’s current than most musicians his age.

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  @123four...3 күн бұрын

  I think this fails to take into account the changing landscape of music in the first place. Mainstream music is gradually becoming increasingly commercialized, which is certainly negative and is why it can seem like music is getting worse. But music isn't consumed the same way it used to be. The internet gives us access to a wide variety of bands across decades and decades, and as a result most authentic bands are increasingly niche or targeted towards specific communities. Adding to this the fact that concerts are extraordinarily expensive now and it's harder and harder for indy bands to get into the limelight, and you can see why the traditional metrics for success don't really apply. There's a whole world of new and unique music out there, it's just under the surface in a way that's hard to see from someone on the outside looking in. A take like this, that focuses primarily on Rock music, also doesn't really take into account the changing genres and types of music. All music might be different today, but of course it is. While I can agree that mainstream music has gotten worse, I cannot agree that all music has gotten worse, it's just that different forms of expression have arisen. People upholding rock as this standard feels sort of like how it was in the 60's where the old Jazz clique would lambast folk music as "just people strumming their guitars with no skill" and therefore completely miss all the nuance and subtly. Essentially, of course music isn't dead, it's just changing as it always has.

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  @4Nanook9 күн бұрын

  Something odd about a gen-z'er criticizing ANYONE else, especially boomers like Rick Beato, a generation that actually contributed.

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  @liro68 күн бұрын

  What? They got a House with 1 year salary. They didn't work more.

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  @jdb123ize9 күн бұрын

  Rick is right stop trying to gain some validation

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  @MrGilMoNayO9 күн бұрын

  It's Running With The Devil. Yes Rick is a shallow "left brained" theory nerd with zero ability to understand grasp or create great and deep music/art. Nevertheless, the "artists" that you think are good are shit as well, in no way comparable with those that may be are or were good or great or of any substance at all. There simply hasn't been any great music that has surfaced since 1993 and I'm sure that neither of you can help or even understand why. Peace and Love brother good luck

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  @miko1975guitar9 күн бұрын

  The real problem with Beato is that until KZread, nobody had ever heard of him. He was a complete and utter nobody with only marginal involvement or influence in music. Then, all of a sudden, he is the Yoda and go-to guy of all music, production and creation and anyone who is anyone is flocking to be on his show. He is the Keyser Soze of popular music, a made up KZread only personality. Seriously, look up his production and writing credits. There is literally nothing there beyond a handful of partial production credits for a bunch of unknown bands from a studio and label nobody has ever heard of.

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  @nomad15179 күн бұрын

  I think he has some valid points. But he is very opinion based. We do need people to give an new viewpoint on things, because it might be true. But he has a "back in my day." vibe about him. Yes, somethings back in the day were very good. Some were also horrible. That is why the future exists. The key is to find balance from both worlds.

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  @skateboarderundergroundvegan9 күн бұрын

  PAYBACK 2 intro 🤘

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  @caprise-music672210 күн бұрын

  You forgot to put a worm on the hook

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  @eddy6710 күн бұрын

  Boomers huffed leaded gasoline fumes for decades and convinced everyone else since that their music was the bestest that will ever exist

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  @TaiChiBeMe10 күн бұрын

  Common now… haven’t you heard your father tell you to turn off your music? That it is just noise?

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  @frankspeaking10 күн бұрын

  As Gen X, I can relate to what Beato is saying. Truth is though, music just doesn't have the cultural impact it did years ago. Your record collection and your musical tastes defined you as a person. It had social significance (which is why we had movements you identified with like Mods, Rockers, Punks, New Romantics, etc). These days, it's all vanished and not deemed anywhere near as important as it once was - gaming and social media has largely taken over the social interaction role.

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  @123four...3 күн бұрын

  I think music is just consumed in a different way than it used to be. Large bands don't have as much of a cultural impact because, quite frankly, we have more options. We aren't limited to what we have at the local record store or on the radio, and as a result we have essentially the totality of musical experience at our fingertips. As a result, authentic music is increasingly niche and targeted towards specific communities. It's different, but I don't think it's necessarily bad. Music is ultimately a form of cultural expression, and now we have access to forms of expression never before seen. I mean, has there ever been an era in history where young people's musical lineup could consist equally of music from 1 year ago, 10 years ago, 50 years ago, and 100 years ago? I think it's a new opportunity, and while it may be quite different from what most people are used to, I think it would be a shame to discount it entirely.

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  @frankspeaking3 күн бұрын

  @@123four...you make some very good points and I agree. I also think that although we're on the cusp of the AI revolution that will dominate everything, people will ultimately crave the more 'human' experience. Live music is likely to make a resurgence as a result and hopefully have a bigger impact again culturally.

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  @chinajazzcat10 күн бұрын

  Dude, you’re overreacting. Rick isn’t talking about you, he’s talking about Gen Z in general. And the fact is, which anyone who has lived a more than three decades can plainly see, Gen Z’s mainstream music is mostly terrible. Doesn’t mean there isn’t great underground music, but it’s a comparatively tiny minority of people who appreciate it. And yes, sitting there listening to records is a far superior way to appreciate music than peripherally listening to video game music.

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  @CTBlaze10 күн бұрын

  Rick is boring, and in love with himself.. his taste/choice in music with his top ten this and top ten that is really questionable. after all he's just trying to make money with those videos, like too many

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  @JonathanCrossland10 күн бұрын

  Rick is a typical example of all of us as we age. We dream of our past, we confabulate and bias, glorify the past. I was there it wasn't all good. In fact many of these rock stars cannot hold a candle to the new generations of awesome talent. The music has changed, some for better, some for worse, mostly just different and that's perfectly fine.

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  @Electric_Funeral10 күн бұрын

  Maybe the problem is that music just stopped being not total shit around 10 years ago and he’s blaming gen z for not caring when what he should have said is your artists are just not as good as pink floyd or nas or soundgarden.

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  @Electric_Funeral10 күн бұрын

  Just an FYI, i am always on the hunt for new band suggestions. I heard of maybe 1/3 of those bands, Car Seat Headrest being the only one with a song on any of my playlists, so i gave them all a listen (2 or 3 songs apiece from their spotify popular list). Narrow Head came closest to being a band i might check out more, but really they just reminded me of a less interesting Sunny Day Real Estate. It’s not that these bands are horrible en masse, but where’s the song writing? There have been similar alt bands in the past, Neutral Milk Hotel, the Pixies, or go way back to The Stooges or The Standells, ? and the Mysterions, all great bands with small to medium following, but the thing they all had in common was there was always a few songs that just stood out as something enduring. And so yes, there will always be an alt music scene, but that scene isn’t producing songwriting at the same level. And then when you start talking about bigger bands, let’s just take a decade, say the 90’s, and stack up the bigger names like Rage Against the Machine, Radiohead, Tool, Wu-Tang Clan, Tupac, Smashing Pumpkins, or the 70’s, Sabbath, The Sex Pistols, Bowie, The Ramones, The Clash, The Police, Zeppelin, Bob Marley. These are all bands, across genres, that have legacies, song after song, album after album. It just hasn’t been true lately. Every once in a while i find an individual song from a band that i really like, then I’ll check them out and not find anything else. The rest of their stuff will be just ok at best. The last album that i absolutely LOVED from start to finish was Tool’s Fear Inoculum, but I wouldn’t really count them as a 2010+ band, shit that album took them over a decade to release (hey at least they got it right, unlike Radiohead’s last album which should have stayed in the studio another decade to get it right). I’m not going to sit here and lay judgment about why this is the way it is, lay blame on any one group. I mean theoretically i could go pick up my guitar and start writing (though if i had that ability it would have happened by now), but it is what it is. I’ll keep looking though, maybe i will be surprised. I sure hope so