In years to come, will today's pop stars be as respected and idolized as the pop stars of the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s are?

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sage2021 · Accepted Answer

I don't believe so. I am an avid music listener and when I hear songs from this day and time they mostly sound the same from each band.

The other reason that makes a big difference is in the 40's all the way through the 80's when we listened to the radio station playing the songs, they always said the name of the song and the artist or band. They don't do that anymore.

petitedollbabee · Accepted Answer

Only the few who have made very big names for themselves, but even then, they can’t compare to the pop stars of the past.

strateguy632 · Accepted Answer

Respected by who? This generation that loves modern music does not feel respect, in 20 yearss whoever they love now tupac or whoever will be forgotten. But elvis was talent! Billy joel bruce springstein and more. Maybe mike jackson will remembered as diversity pick?

Joshydavid25 · Accepted Answer

Probably not since a lot of today's pop stars are less talent and more image and headline focused.. Pop stars of the past were legit talented and "lucky individuals who worked hard and got screwed by company labels often..

Cinematic Lily · Accepted Answer

Pop stars from each era bring unique talents and cultural influences, making it challenging to compare respect and idolization across decades. Today's pop stars are subject to real-time public scrutiny due to social media, influencing their legacies differently. While the timeless appeal of past legends remains influential, contemporary stars can achieve similar admiration with evolving platforms and global reach. Ultimately, their impact will shape future perceptions and their lasting legacy. 🎤✨

OneViewpoint · Answer

I'm showing my age and my age bias but no. Music in general doesn't seem to play the same role in people's live that it did in the heyday of rock, pop, and soul. I think the internet killed it. The web coincided with the death of MTV and VH1. Record labels lost control of content and while good for artists financially, it became a LOT harder to become a superstar.

lyrem04 · Answer

I honestly don’t think so… maybe the actors, but not the singers I can’t picture it

Fireguy17 · Answer

It seems today it is more based on scanty outfits, special effects, dancing, everything but talent and well written songs.

chrissykerdock · Answer

no today's music isn't eg rap isn't music at all no hits no memories

exitseven · Answer

No, the world has changed and so has music and in both cases not for the better.

WonderingManII · Answer

Taylor Swift comes to mind. But honestly I don't think today's artists is as artistic.

RedInnocent69 · Answer

Yeah, some will, but most won’t. Like every generation

Anonymous · Answer

I don't think so, present-day music mostly isn't that good as it was in the 70s, 80s and 90s.

Flower7 · Answer

Sure, I don’t see why not.

katiesmuff · Answer

Each generation has it's own stars!

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