Some people say that music is a good way of bringing people of different cultures and ages together. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Nowadays, with the improvement of
music
applications, it is easiest for
people
to listen to
music
. So
this
leads to more types of
music
such
as fast and slow, so do a lot of styles of
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a song
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song
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like Pop and Rock coming up. There is a logic saying that
music
guides
people
from various
age
groups and diverse cultures
all together
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. I somewhat disagree with that statement. Most
people
in the society did not listen to the same category of
music
in dissimilar
age
groups and
culture
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cultures
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because
in
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each
age
group, places emphasis on meaning, feeling and the speed of the
song
.
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in general if
it
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is a
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teenager
teenger
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teenager
, the
song
that they might listen to is
fast
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a fast
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Pop
song
or
slow
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a slow
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sad
song
. In
this
part of
culture
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the culture
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, it is hard for huge community
people
to understand the same
culture
.
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Nethertheless
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, there are many
people
that are not in the average category because
age
group and
culture
doesn’t
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dictate who listens to what kind of
music
and
doesn’t
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. More than that it
also
can not determine that
people
that listen to that same
music
but are different can’t meet. As there are many
age
groups of
culture
who are addicted to K-pop and they can still gather at the same concerts. Overall,
music
might not be the best at bringing
people
of different types together. While at the same time, it is one thing that can be done. I think it’s like
this
because
people
of the same
age
or cultures are likely to get the same experience, which makes listening to
music
probably in the same style.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • universal language
  • evoke
  • connect
  • diverse audiences
  • cultural exchange
  • generational gaps
  • shared experiences
  • unifying force
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