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Later in life, do you think there is a difference between a child who listened to classical music when they were young and a child who listened to mumble rap?
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Dan · 49w
Definitely
OgFOMK ArTS · 49w
Yes, but when the classical music is associated with Public Radio is not much better.
ภ๏รtг๏ภคยt · 49w
Yes. Already been proven with plants.
ACCOUNT_DELETED · 49w
Yes
The BTC Philanthropist · 49w
110% One type encourages creativity, imagination, thought, letting multiple sounds interest you. Where the other, take the negative connotation / lyrics out of it is simply the dumbest form of music. musically weak, and lyrically infantile.
SimplyNostr · 49w
🤔 probably Idk Maybe it’s best to be well rounded with a lot of different types of music, exposure to it all…. And let the child decide what type of music they prefer? I fall in that camp letting my kid discover what she likes instead of pushing a certain thing on her…
SimplyNostr · 49w
Loved the emergency broadcast last night btw
sandwich · 49w
Huge difference.
Thank you, Sir. · 49w
My kids listened to classical music early. My 7-year-old doesn't seem to hear certain music as "bad" when it doesn't have enough energy, or isn't quick in tempo. I remember being very musically picky as a kid, and they aren't. The only music my kids don't like is rap. 🤷
Laser_eyed_Psychopath🤩 · 49w
Would you rather expose your child to a 1000 hours of classical music or a 1000 hours of mumble rap? You will come to the right conclusion.
Nick · 49w
One of them would appreciate the talent required to create beautiful music, and the other would try to talk their friends into stealing something from the local convenience store
maygor · 49w
Probably children who listen to classical or jazz music (richer in rhythms, harmonies, and melodies) tend to develop greater musical sensitivity, greater cultural flexibility, and greater aesthetic appreciation.
Danny P · 49w
I’m not 100% sure at all, but I have to give it a hard yes
Clayton · 49w
If so, it’s probably more a reflection on the type of parents who listen to classical music versus parents who listen to mumble rap.
Toby McMann · 49w
Dont believe the hype! Keep it real. Rap all the way. 🤣 😎
Ape Mithrandir · 49w
Correlation but not causation. Did the child who listened to classical music also happen to read more and engage in more critical thinking?
Illinois Bitcoin Council · 49w
Jazz is where it’s at!
Keith Sharp · 49w
How not?
Have a nice day · 49w
Those are two different types of parents. Maybe that is why it makes a difference. lol
Tawiskaro · 49w
I listened to classical music as a kid and now I own a substantial amount of bitcoin. Correlated?
Lady Mae - Growth Teacher · 49w
yes. there has been a case study already that the type of music that we listen can affect our experience esp a baby in the womb. each note represents different frequency that can create positive or negative experience. ☺️
StellarStoic · 49w
Absolutely. I speak from experience. I was a kid in the past.
Petulant · 49w
100%
Z · 49w
Do you think there is a difference between a person that comes to btc in 2025 or 2026? Maybe 2025 is a time for classical and 2026 is the time for mumbled rap as citadels crumble.
₿rendan Lambe · 49w
💯
BTC-Satan · 49w
my son listens to mumble rap .. I think they call it "plug". Classical music is interesting but can get annoying after a while.
RyanZakMusic · 49w
yes x1000
Odie · 49w
My daughters play violin and cello, and both of them dance ballet. No mumble rap in my household.
Vanessa · 49w
I can tell you that a child who grew up on dubstep cannot be tamed lol. So there’s that
rapadu · 49w
Better even, enable your kid to not just passively listen/consume (any) music but get them to learn an instrument. This opens up worlds. Po(hard)W, team playing, listening to other instruments (people) in their team; it connects synapses in their brain, other people don’t develop; gets them to fin...
Iggy · 49w
Yes, there always is
BigMilan · 49w
Yes. Brain damage in childhood isn’t entirely reversible