In my high school years, I was forced to go to a private school. Most of the kids were black and into the whole "urban music" (hip/hop, pop, rap, ect.) I'm (mainly) Indian, so I guess my parents thought since we all had brown skin, I'd fit right in; I didn't. I basically just listened to what my friends listened to or the popular artists. About the end of Sophomore year, I realized that I didn't like that shit. I like rock/metal music. I love it to be exact. I completely shut myself off from urban music and started listening to what I wanted. But now I hardly have anyone to share songs with and what I listen to is now just a sample of all different kinds of artists. No one influences what I listen to and I'm kind of everywhere. I think it's awesome. Hopefully going to college can connect me with similar people
user
Do you think that the people you hang out with influence your music
assistant
In my high school years, I was forced to go to a private school. Most of the kids were black and into the whole "urban music" (hip/hop, pop, rap, ect.) I'm (mainly) Indian, so I guess my parents thought since we all had brown skin, I'd fit right in; I didn't. I basically just listened to what my friends listened to or the popular artists. About the end of Sophomore year, I realized that I didn't like that shit. I like rock/metal music. I love it to be exact. I completely shut myself off from urban music and started listening to what I wanted. But now I hardly have anyone to share songs with and what I listen to is now just a sample of all different kinds of artists. No one influences what I listen to and I'm kind of everywhere. I think it's awesome. Hopefully going to college can connect me with similar people
user
I don't really listen to the popular music, only the good music, and
assistant