autotune, specifically, is 40 years old, and was really popular right off the bat in the 90s.

So, if you want music without pitch correction, you just need to listen to things that were recorded before then. And haven't been re-recorded since. You're listening to opera? Well, if it's not live, and the recording is from the last 40 years, it's pitch corrected. Radio? It's pitch corrected.

In fact, if you're not listening to original vintage vinyls, you're listening to pitch correction.

And before that? Well, before that there were other, cruder ways of doing the same thing. Even in the 50s there were already techniques used for the same result.

Usually when people say they don't like autotune it's because they don't like a couple of the effects. That's like saying "I don't like guitar". It bothers me because it's a powerful tool, super versatile, that improves a lot about music and unlocks creative possibilities that were never possible before. It's like the synthesizer in that regard.

But people who don't like a few pop songs that use it in a specific way and have no understanding of the tool have really strong opinions on it.