Legacy artists like the Rolling Stones, U2, and Madonna still tour. Some argue they overshadow new artists, while others believe legends earned the right to perform forever.

Vinyl sales are booming again, with fans praising its warmth and authenticity. Others argue digital is more convenient, durable, and cost-effective.

Some artists perform live with heavy backing tracks or lip sync entirely. Critics call it cheating, while others argue fans care more about spectacle than vocals.

Award shows often face backlash for snubs. Some say fan votes reflect true popularity, while others argue experts should decide based on artistry.

Artists often push boundaries with explicit or offensive lyrics. Supporters of censorship say it protects society, while others defend free expression in art.

Rap has become the dominant global genre, while rock’s influence has declined. Some argue rap defines today’s culture, while rock fans claim its artistry is unmatched.

Taylor Swift dominates modern charts and touring, while The Beatles remain cultural icons who defined an era. The debate is whether contemporary success surpasses historic influence.

K-pop groups dominate charts, YouTube, and global tours. Fans argue it’s the future of music, while critics call it manufactured and overproduced.

Autotune is everywhere in modern music. Some see it as a creative tool, while others think it ruins authenticity and vocal talent.

Streaming dominates music, but artists often earn fractions of a cent per stream. Some argue platforms exploit musicians, while others say exposure outweighs pay.

Concert ticket prices have skyrocketed, with resellers making it worse. Some argue concerts should be affordable cultural events, while others say high demand justifies the price.