Questions: Entertainment & Arts

So pretty much everything I listen to is due to my friends/family. There's only a few times I've listened to things that no one in my family likes. I also like pretty much every genre of music you could listen to, the only things I don't like is what I dub 'hard rap' which is full of slang and slurs and most of them sound the same and raps super fast, I've only really liked akon and Eminem.

The only things I've listened to that wasn't initially introduced to me by family or friends is ACDC, Celtic women, a few country artists like Josh turner and Carrie Underwood, Cher, Dropkick Murphy's and most recently is walk off the earth and Jonathan young (who's awesome at turning songs into metal).

There may be a couple more, but every major band/artist, I've ever listened to is because of what my parents played or my friends were introduced to.

How did you listen to what you listen to now?

Scenario A:
You are a 1 hit wonder, Only ONE out of many of your songs became a hit, and throughout your whole career you are only known for that one hit song but you struggle to make another hit song for the rest of your days…

Scenario B: You Have Great Talent and Potential to make many hit songs but you go your whole life unnoticed because you don’t look like “ Star Quality Material “ you are invisible and no one notices you or cares to listen to you

In a galaxy far, far away, characters who used to be dudes transition into space ladies.

I sing and hum more than I speak in real life. I sing during classes, hum during showers, hum along while playing piano, sometimes I will sing out of nowhere startling everyone inside the room, or even hum like a crazy person while munching on some snacks while taking a short break with each bite and then continue. So basically, I sing and him around the whole day, my vocal chords work as much as my heart. Sometimes my mom and sister caught me singing while sleeping too! I've been like this since I learnt controlling my voice as 1.5 yr old. It started from trying to imitate my mom's lullaby. That's what makes me a natural vocalist except the fact that puberty stole that well built voice.

My friends who are my benchmates and my sister, they're are so done with this habit of mine that they actually feel empty when I'm totally quite.