How will pop music die out?
 

How will music like Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Katy perry finally die out? I asked this by google and I got results of people are comparing it to the disco craze, and such. A better question is., Do you think it will ever die out?

I'm guessing you're quite young.

Pop music won't ever die out, it will just evolve.

21 and growing sick of this crappy music.

I hate how people start hating music only due to their preconceptions. I hate it when I read something like: "Lady Gaga is crap" written by someone who "knows music". Lady Gaga is one of the most talented musicians today. Of course there are many bad artists today, but when there haven't been? The truth is that 70% of the music always was, is, and will ever be crap. We now listen to old songs and artists, but we listen only to the best of them, simply because the bad was buried in the history. And on the other side, today we hear every new song played on the radio or tv many times, and most of them are bad really, but it always have been like this. There are many good pop artists today: Bruno Mars, Demi Lovato, Adele, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Nelly Furtado, Alicia Keys, R. Kelly, Kanye West.

So you're guessing that given enough time crappy music will just go away? That there won't be some new pint-sized twerp to give tween-aged girls a thrill once Justin Bieber finally passes through the gauntlet of puberty?

The artists mention will die out when their replacement counter-parts arrive on the scene in the next 5-10 years. Very few pop stars actually thrive in their post-success world, and I can't help but think Justin Bieber is destined to become the new Aaron Carter by 2017. I mean besides diehards, is anybody actually thinking about Debbie Gibson or Tiffany in this day and age?

That could be sooner than expected.

Of course there will be, but wasn't it like this back in the 80s, too. People listened to rock bands like Kiss, Rainbow, and there was the idol of all teenage girls Michael Jackson. Of course they hated him. My point is that the time is the best indicator of everything, which is really good and memorable. There were thousands of classical composers 200 years ago, but today nobody haven't heard about the half of them, and the only ones that everybody has heard of are Beethoven, Mozart, Bach and maybe someone else. Don't you think they were actually the best.

We will have to wait and see. We will have to wait and see.