Why do people like screaming music

People says that they are shit. But why? They are hilarious lol. It's safe to assume we all get asked this a lot. Before I'd probably answer with "because idk it's just good?

But i suppose my answer now would be,, that I've grown accustomed to the sound, just like how you grow to love a vegetable you hated as a kid. Everyone has different tastes n they change over the years. I used to listen to all emo as a kid, I can't stand it now. Shouting and screaming in metal is like listening to opera singing in opera music. I can't really understand why people like opera because it's usually all in Italian and I can't understand the words because of how long the notes are.

It's what people think of metal, but completely opposite. Screaming and shouting sounds angry, some people grow to understand the lyrics, just like in opera. But am I actually going respond to the question with all that, probably not because I don't really think people that ask it care enough. This website saves cookies to your browser in order to improve your online experience and show you personalized content. Read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy to get more information and learn how to set up your preferences.

Devil Horns. Mosh Pit. Metal Subgenres. Ice Nine Kills. Melodic Metalcore. Heavy Metal. Likes Comments Like It's a vocal style. This is the same as if we asked 'Why do singers sing? Great blog and arguments! I completely agree! Kyle F. I honestly just think it sounds good, and I understand the talent it takes. Simple as that. Somewhat predictably, heavy metal fans were more likely to be male, to dislike authority, and to feel a need to be unique.

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