Men with higher testosterone tend to listen to heavier genres of music such as metal or hard rock rather than softer genres such as pop, rap or jazz

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anyway I still need to see a rapper that mogs Gigachad Peter Steele

practically the 90's alt/ goth/ metal Tyler Maher.

The real Gaston.

 

[Meteor21]

Nah, metal is emotionally angsty teenage incel outcast shit, it's popular amongst teens. Rap makes you feel like a man

 

[Deleted member 7027]

Funk is for gigachads.

 

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Nah, metal is emotionally angsty teenage incel outcast shit, it's popular amongst teens. Rap makes you feel like a man

The rap really makes you FEEL like a man.

Should be working for IGN

 

[Meteor21]

The rap really makes you FEEL like a man.

Should be working for IGN

Are you upset, greycel?

 

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Are you upset, greycel?

no

 

[Meteor21]

no

*yes

 

[infini]

*yes

 

[Deleted member 22627]

Over for doomer jazz cells

 

[St.TikTokcel]

>muh music
Just
Fucking
LoL

 

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Has any hiphop artist ever recorded a masterpiece in a place that was home to some of the most infamous serial killings committed like what Trent did?

 

[Posmo]

If Bach isn’t your most listened to you’re a bitch, simple

 

[looksmaxxed]

highest t listen to classical exclusively

chads love lady gaga also

 

[TheAnomaly]

Live heavy metal.

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

Research from Nagasaki University in Japan found in 2018 a biological reason that could explain the musical preferences of each individual.

This is, in fact, the first study to suggest a link between biology and musical preferences: men who prefer musical styles such as rock and heavy metal tend to have higher levels of testosterone than those who prefer genres such as pop and jazz.

Until now, it was well known that many behavioral and appearance traits, including personality, are influenced by testosterone, as is the case with steroid hormones. On this basis, researchers developed the hypothesis that testosterone determines, at least in part, individual differences in musical preference.

Dr. Hirokazu Doi, one of the researchers involved in the study, believes the relationship found has something to do with the effect of this hormone in the brain, particularly in regions such as the amygdala, which is involved in processing emotions.

If these results are confirmed, it is very likely that there are other hormones that play an important role in shaping our musical preferences, in addition to other art forms.

It doesn't mention Rap, faggot.