What point were you trying to make?

[u/Traditional-Song-245]

[u/Ulexes]

Referring to actual art as "slop" is telling, isn't it?

[u/jackfaire → u/Ulexes]

Referring to any human made stuff as slop is appalling. "This person made something that the majority of people like so it's crap" is such a weird take.

[u/NatoBoram → u/jackfaire]

Eh. The music and movie industries are full of slop. Notably, the music industry calls it "pop".

Like, tell me last time you heard a pop song that wasn't about love, sex, drugs, alcohol or partying.

[u/admiralargon → u/[deleted]]

Nah but you see all those operas about sex drugs and murder are classy because my own personal distinction, the Supreme dictator of what art is.

[u/CatProgrammer → u/[deleted]]

Sex, drugs, and stick 'n rock.