Research Says You're Eventually Going to Love One Direction's Music
Apr 28, 2015 19:26
Spotify released an interesting chart based on a person's taste in music relative to their age and they concluded that their taste changes with age and there's a certain time period where they'll start listening to pop music once again after abandoning it years earlier.
Parents of children, don’t worry! You’re probably missing out on the latest chart-toppers now, but when your kids seize control of the speakers, you’re likely to encounter the hits of tomorrow.
But no more Zayn Malik. So how now?
Which means, you might eventually love One Direction's music, whether you like it or not.
According to them:
We also saw a maturation away from the charts among parents — except they always tend to listen to less mainstream music, and their taste plateaus twice in their mid 20s, and again in their late 20s, before leveling off around age 35. (We defined “having kids” as suddenly starting to listening to children’s music.)Parents of children, don’t worry! You’re probably missing out on the latest chart-toppers now, but when your kids seize control of the speakers, you’re likely to encounter the hits of tomorrow.
I'm not sure I agree, but can you argue with trends like these?
