<p>I listen to Scissor Sisters, The Postal Service, Sunny Day Real Estate, Bright Eyes, Reba McEntire and Britney Spears(please don't ask :) ), Spoon, and much more--but definitely not rap</p>
<p>I mostly listen to country (only good radio stations that come in my car) but most of my cds are random mixes from middle school or stuff like the backstreet boys. I pity the middle schoolers of today who have to listen to ppl like Ashlee Simpson. Honestly, how can that compare to Bad Touch, boy bands, bubblegum pop, Spice Girls, etc?</p>
<p>Wow okay, totally never heard of any of those, except for Britney Spears... haha. So does everybody in the US listen to that kind of music? I always thought that I could expect people in the US to listen to the same kind of music as Canadian teenagers. (Or maybe I'm just totally out of the loop =P) I guess I shouldn't just make those assumptions or even make generalizations. But I still can't help but wonder, what do most people listen to?</p>
<p>And showtunes. I'm a big fan of showtunes.</p>
<p>Backstreet Boys??</p>
<p>Hush up; they're super cool! Not really. I just haven't bought cds in a long time.</p>
<p>The hip teenagers of today's America listen to pop punk and sissy christian "emo" (i.e. switchfoot)</p>
<p>Emo kids. Cheer up.</p>
<p>you would call those teenagers "hip" amor?</p>
<p>Wow... I guess I'm gonna be lost when I get there...</p>
<p>No, I'd call them "tools."</p>
<p>But I am an indie snob.</p>
<p>well said, amor, well said
why will you be lost lucyS?</p>
<p>Anybody listen to Nelly?</p>
<p>lucy: i'm nearly positive that no one is such a music snob (except maybe amor) that they will ridicule you for not being in tune with american music.</p>
<p>I don't know any of these bands (or whatever they are) that you guys are talking about...</p>
<p>No, I don't care, don't misunderstand that. I was being completely 100% sarcastic when I said "hip American teenagers." American teenagers are attention whores who follow any trend they think will get them noticed (and now emo and pop punk are in).</p>
<p>I don't know any of the indie ones. I'm pretty out of touch with that. I can tell you quite a bit about country though...</p>
<p>This is like a huge shock for me... I thought American and Canadian people our age would listen to similar music... I guess I shouldn't make such a big deal, but still...</p>
<p>I know, I was kidding. There needs to be a better way to convey kidding than jk. I feel like a tool typing jk.</p>
<p>What's "tool"?</p>