And I don't know if it's because I was in the field of it, in reality, with everyone who loves the country music. So their energy made me like it more or what it was. But now I'm thinking, if I go to more cities in the Midwest, will that make me like country music? More is not even a thing like traveling, changing your music taste
Not so much traveling, but I mean, if I hang out with certain groups of people and that's their music, I can be open to it and then and become more of a fan of it. Definitely. And I always say I never rule out a genre. Good music is just good music. A lot of today's country I haven't connected with, but it's not all bad to me because I look at country, I love certain decades of country
Tremaine Hinds
@tremaine · 1:01
But I think if I went to Nashville I'd hear a few country songs that I'd definitely listen to again because it's like the whole vibe of the city so it almost sounds inevitable. But this does make me wonder about the music they play inside of stores and restaurants in different areas. I feel like overall it's majority of the music that we would just hear on the radio, like regular pop music. But I'd love to know the other kinds of songs they play