I V VI IV chord progression with a stomp-clap dance beat

silly lyrics about how a male and female are in love and dancing together or something

throw in a bass drop

done top 40 hit

it really is that easy

I don't read music I listen to it pal

This is true because experimental music is a singular and uniform thing across groups.

textbook example of I V VI IV chord progression, just listen to the bass that comes in at like 9 seconds

something disgusting like 60% of popular music probably uses these chords in this order or with very slight variation

holy hell yorkedaddy is bono it all makes sense now

but what if I just put a bunch of random sounds together and call it experimental? that would surely be pretty easy

my net worth is something like .00000000000000000000000000000001% of his

Nah because it's experimental music that makes it hard. Everything under a genre umbrella is made identically and sounds the same.

maybe if you could make pop tunes..

maybe if i could get noticed among the billion aspiring musicians in the world

it's basically like going to vegas, occasionally someone there will win a ton of money but the vast majority will come out negative even though just about all of them are equally qualified

Well if you want to autistically nitpick at what I'm saying and not give me the benefit of anti-generalization that's your prerogative hunty.

Pop music, like i said, is very formulaic. When you are making experimental music, you forego that formula. That's why it is inherently more difficult. Obviously I can make random sounds and be like "hurp it's experimental" but obviously I'm not talking about making random sounds and saying "hurp it's experimental". Kind of baffled I had to spell that out for you people if we're being perfectly honest.