Are songs of yesterday meaningful than today

[Starmix]

Are songs of yesterday meaningful than today? Songs of yesterday often carry deeper emotions and stories, but today's songs can also be meaningful. Songs of yesterday often tell timeless stories with deep feelings. They can remind us of history and traditions. However, songs today reflect our current world and new ideas. Both old and new songs have meaningful messages. What matters is how the music touches your heart.

 

[Kennysplash]

This is something that my parents always say, that the songs during their own wonder days are far better than the ones we have today. It does not matter though, as long as we enjoy them.

 

[Sanjeev]

I can say it about the Hindi songs which were meaningful and with full of emotions whereas these days songs doesn't have any meaning and are full of loud music. Old songs are melodious whereas new songs are not as per my opinion

 

[Starmix]

The songs of yesterday are songs that never die, like the standard songs. They are preserved and are considered gold. They are songs that portray the real picture of love and typify the meaning of the world.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

To be honest, I kinda agree with this because the old school songs carry deep meaning. . Songs from back in the day had real lyrics, emotion, and story unlike what we see now. The only thing I see now is just beats, with not deep lyrics. I still remember songs like “African Queen” by 2Baba. Nowadays, it’s mostly beat and vibe. I am not saying we don't have good songs today, but most do not carry depth. Sometimes I miss those days when musicians sang about love, hustle, and life.

 

[eLdavis]

Sadly yes. A lot of songs we see today only talk about women, drugs and money, no meaningful message in any way.

 

[Starmix]

The songs of yesterday for me have deep meanings, unlike today, some songs lack a sense of values and appeal. Standard songs never die. They continue to evolve, and the production continues to share them with the music lovers of standard songs.