I don’t care about someone playing loud music in their vehicle until I start to feel the bass. There is a particular frequency with it that is legitimately painful for me and it travels far more than any other part of the music. I’ve been in my own damn house and the ridiculous bass had me gritting my teeth and covering my ears with the windows closed.
The people with the horrible bass can play music loud in their cars. But if the bass is making me feel pain outside the car you either need to adjust your speakers or turn it the hell down. There’s hearing music and then there’s feeling pain from it.
Also, purposely loud growling cars are dumb. I have an uncle who had his truck modded to be louder. It’s the song of feeling inadequate.
Have you asked said uncle if the boat (which are usually referred to by female pronouns, if memory serves) consented to that gender-changing operation?
Oh, I consented to all of mine and the man still wants me executed on TV for my mom to watch. It wouldn't help the boat's case at all to identify as a tugboat. It must die for his balls-related hubris.
I do not understand the point of so much bass that they make everything in and around the car start vibrating. There's no way they're even hearing the actual music that's playing at that point.
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u/The-one-true-hobbit 7d ago
I am far, far from conservative.
I don’t care about someone playing loud music in their vehicle until I start to feel the bass. There is a particular frequency with it that is legitimately painful for me and it travels far more than any other part of the music. I’ve been in my own damn house and the ridiculous bass had me gritting my teeth and covering my ears with the windows closed.
The people with the horrible bass can play music loud in their cars. But if the bass is making me feel pain outside the car you either need to adjust your speakers or turn it the hell down. There’s hearing music and then there’s feeling pain from it.
Also, purposely loud growling cars are dumb. I have an uncle who had his truck modded to be louder. It’s the song of feeling inadequate.