phil spade
@Phil · 1:59
When is it too early for Christmas Music?
I just couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. It was the earliest I've ever heard of going to all Christmas music before November. And I just had to ask a small community. The swell community is just so sane minded. I just have to know if I'm overreacting to this, which I probably am, or do we really want to get to Christmas and just get this all 2020 over with
Phil, I feel compelled to respond right away when you posted this, because today my girlfriend threw on that absolutely Godawful, all I want for Christmas Mariah Carey song. And I was like, really, you're going to do this right now? It's like the 1 November, and she got tired of it in about 30 seconds. And it just leads me to my point. Month of Halloween, Spooky Tunes Month of October 1 at it Christmas Tunes December 1 all day long, if you want
Peter McHugh
@Peterm35 · 0:56
Phil, my friend, I am in total agreement with you. Good, sir. The last week of October and Christmas music do not go together. That is far too early to me. The acceptable point in time to begin playing Christmas music on the radio would be Black Friday or the day after Thanksgiving. That's totally fine. That makes a lot of sense. Maybe it's because I begin playing it around that time
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Promzy Dave5
@PROMZYDAVE · 0:28
Well, playing our Christmas music on Time of October. Well, it's not really too bad to me, but I would say, you know, it's almost closed. It's a Christmas. So I don't think it's anything by the network of Christmas music a bit far from Christmas. And I was allowed to say
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 2:31
No, I don't think you're overreacting to this. I think you're just more of a traditionalist is all you feel. It's a certain time that Christmas should be thought about in a way that is widespread at a certain in time. Me, I don't really notice it half of the time. I think I did kind of notice at a store they had Christmas stuff up, but I mean Thanksgiving. It's all like food. You know what I mean?