| I get that anime is a huge platform for exposure, but does it affect the artist's creative process? Some artist I’ve noticed include shifts in sound, more generic tracks, or even a decline in popularity after they’ve done a few anime songs. Maybe it's just me, but does it feel like a lot of artists lose their edge after that initial debut? |
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| Hitsuji bungaku would disagree as would Hyde and Creepy Nuts |
| Yes and no. It depends on the artist. |
Serafos3 hours ago
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| When you're making music for a broad audience, it’s easy to slip into the realm of the generic. Those distinctive beats and edgy lyrics get replaced by formulaic hooks. It’s the anime industry’s version of a fashion makeover—sometimes it works, sometimes it's a hot mess. 🎧 |
| Some get better, some get worse, some have ups and downs. |
DesuMaiden said: Nobody resembles me physically because I don't even physically exist. |
| I don't bother with paying attention to who the creators of anime are. I simply enjoy the content, regardless of who is creating it. |
| I'm responsible for kenshi yonezu sudden popularity drop because I insulted him on X following the trash chainsaw man OP. It's not my fault though, the song is garbage. This should have been the OP, fuck kenshi yonezu and I hope he retires from music. |
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