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The music industry is apparently declining. I think there is nothing wrong with today's music, people are just very opinionated and add importance to things that probably doesnt need to have a great significance. Instead of making music a competition and a rating, how about we simply enjoy the music? Perhaps, support the artist as well. If an artist is doing great, its okay to rate them, however, to use a rating system to judge and measure their talent is not fair especially when you dont like or prefer their music anyway. Music preference in general is subjective. There is power in numbers so if a large group of people really love one specific artist or song, it is often expected for others to like them as well, even if they really do not like the artist or their music. I do not understand the hype of Pedro Sampaio or like his music but I cannot discredit or judge the people that sincerely love his music. He actually makes many people happy with his music. And there are many artist that do this too. There should be appreciation for all artist and what they give to their fan base and listeners.
2026年5月6日 01:24
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Hello native English speakers. Sorry to disturb and thank you very much in advance. I want to express the same meaning with these following 8 sentences, Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning? 1. She said, and I quote, “life is meaningless without love.” 2. I quote her as saying that life is meaningless without love. 3. I quote her saying that life is meaningless without love. 4. Her words is quoted by me which says that life is meaningless without love. 5a. Her words is quoted by me as saying that life is meaningless without love. 5b. Her words is quoted by me saying that life is meaningless without love. 6. I quote her words “life is meaningless without love.” 7. I quote her words saying life is meaningless without love.’ 8. Her saying is quoted by me that life is meaningless without love.
2026年5月5日 04:40
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