‘Music is a universal language . Love is blind,
genuine love supersedes all . ’


Yes , some are of the above opinion . However ,
many will also agree to the fact that it is very
much easier to be attracted to someone with
the same music taste ( i . e . talking about the
genre , the performing artist or a particular song
itself ) than someone we are not connected to
in terms of music taste .


Music speaks to the soul and at times there
are words we want to say to our partners /
people that can be conveyed efficiently through
music but what happens when the partner is
not interested in , conversant with or unable to
interpret and decode the type of music that we
so desire to convey these messages through?


Scenarios of when your favourite song comes
on and you engage on your own ‘ don’ t forget
the lyrics ’ challenge, wishing your partner could
join the rendezvous and sing along the lines
with you while you both giggle and laugh aloud
as either of you forgets a line or two while
looking deep into each other eyes and
connecting on a spiritual level .


A lot of people have associated music taste to
depict the societal status of individuals. The
local and less wealthier human beings listen
to razz sounds while the educated and high
class folks listen to the jazz , blues type of
sounds while sipping a cup of fine wine and
casually gisting about the economic policies of
the current leader of the country or about when
the payment for a particular contract would be
wired into their account.


Can this assertion be really true?



Well , imagine going on a date with a beautiful
light - skinned lady with over 10 k followers on
social media platforms , an amazing dress
sense and a banging physique , only for
someone to call her halfway through the date
that she has been struggling to finish one cup
of wine for over 30 minutes and then her
ringtone goes ‘ customer dada ni , dada ni ‘ or
any of those razz sounds , would your view of
her personality and status be altered ?


Your partner listens to mostly Nigerian music
while you are more of the foreign music
listener, Would the relationship be constrained?



Do you consider the music taste of an
individual stringent to a relationship or even
friendship or a determinant factor of an
individual societal status ?






www.tushmagazine.com.ng/music-taste-define-societal-status/


This article was written by Sam Synord ; he
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Music is a reflection of One's tastes, ambitions and Aspirations
Some people have higher tastes and higher standards resulting in a higher taste for foreign or Higher Standard Indigenious Music.
Your state of mind help to determine Your aspirations

Good One @ Synord a Dedicated follower

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Music is a reflection of One's tastes, ambitions and Aspirations
Some people have higher tastes and higher standards resulting in a higher taste for foreign or Higher Standard Indigenious Music.
Your state of mind help to determine Your aspirations

Good One @ Synord a Dedicated follower

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