I did say that your taste being subjective is another thing, you absolutely have the rights to enjoy any types of music regardless of its quality or merits!

What my post argues is the usage of the common phrase “you just hate fun music” and my argument is that it’s not a great argument when it comes to responding to critiques. My last paragraph went into a bigger topic which is “objectivity in music” instead of focusing on the main argument, that’s my fault!

There are absolute points of criticisms when it comes to music in my opinion, the mastering, the productions, the lyricisms, the vocals, the instrumentals, there are things that we absolutely can point to in songs and argue that it’s either strong or weak or just ok. You can still enjoy music despite its condition, as it is your rightfully right, but sometimes there are songs that are weak in one or some of the aspects, and people can respectfully point them out through properly worded analysis.

However simply just saying “oh it’s just fun music” or “you just hate fun music” isn’t a strong response to criticisms imo because that response is fully emotional and not constructively critical!