Different Music Trips

Everyone of us can have different moods at different times. The mood you're in could be happy (just happy for whatever reason), excited (because you really wanna read our post, haha), guilty (you're not yet through with your research paper yet you're already visiting your FB), sad (you're not just in the mood to smile), hyper (you're having an overdose of enervon, well that's exaggerating).

Some people relate music to the moods of other people. It's funny how genre of songs can describe a person exaggeratedly or nonsenselessly (are there such words?). Some steoreotypes in the different genres are not fair. To know more about what we're talking about. Just read. :)

1. Emo
-"P're, na-e-emo ako." Students tend to use this word when they feel sad, then in timing, sing "because tonight will be the night that i will fall for you, over again" while thinking of the one who's making his/her feel emo-ish. Emos are generally described in one word with three letters- sad, sad, sad.

2. Novelty
-"I-giling giling mo hanggang matunaw ang taba". A group of teenagers will practice a dance number. Then one will joke, "yung kay willy na lang isayaw natin, sayaw darling", followed by a chorus of giggles. Novelty songs are often thought of as korni. :) peace.

3. Classic Instrumentals
-or even with the singer. (Intro of Careless Whisper, playing). Some students (immature ones) will glance at each other then laugh. (Intro of Wonderful Tonight). Jokers will dance in a flirty kind of way. These are great classics, the instrumentalists are good. It's on how people depict the songs.