Culture Change Over Time

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Cultures change over time. A lot of things are change in a lot of good way. For example, I think musical tastes have become more variety and have more genre. When I was young, In the radio, I heard only a pop song But by the time. It have a new genre like EDM, House, Dubstep , and so on. This shows that people have new creative ideas. Do not stuck on the old culture. It doesn't mean the pop song are not good but the EDM song is show the creative ideas of new culture. I guess the older people may not like EDM music because the sound is made from synthesizer and the rhythm is fast and noise. In addition, most people who like music EDM is men. I think that because the most women still like pop song, for example, the song from boy band like

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