Q: What genre grew on you over time? 🌱

[Pandora]

What kind of music slowly but surely earned a spot in your listening lineup? Maybe it took time, a playlist, or the right artist. 

[RagnerTheBiker]

It was rap for me.

[AlyssaPandora]

Mine would definitely be country. Didn’t think I’d get into it, but here we are. 🤠

[GA14]

90’s rock. I thought rock died somewhere in the 80’s but I was very wrong. 

[HunterPandora]

Hi! That genre would be K-pop. 🇰🇷

At first, I was indifferent to that genre, but after watching some Korean series and playing a dance game called Pump It Up, I started to like it. 🕺🎶

Here are just a few of the many K-pop songs that I like:

Sherlock by SHINee

Mr. Simple by SUPER JUNIOR

Shanghai Romance by Orange Caramel

Attention by NewJeans

Ice Cream by BLACKPINK & Selena Gomez

Fantastic Baby by BIGBANG

Queencard by i-dle

Bad Girl Good Girl by Miss A

LALALALA by Stray Kids

Takedown by HUNTR/X, EJAE, Audrey Nuna, REI AMI & KPop Demon Hunters Cast

APT. by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars

[LeonPandora]

For me, it would be indie pop. While I do like pop, I wasn't too much into indie pop. I've been listening the Indie Pop Radio station and it's been really fun to listen.

[GA14]

60’s and 70’s rock and pop.

[Listener001]

Definitley rap...KB rubbed off on me lol

[SinBadAngel38]

Idk why but like the 50's music is great n It grew on me 

[GA14]

Who does Falling in Reverse?

[GA14]

Ronnie Radke. It’s not really my taste. But thanks for the heads up!

[MariaPandora]

Definitely Rap.

I think it all started with K-Pop , which I didn't initially like that much, until I knew Stray Kids.

And from there I started liking Hip Hop and rap and it started to grow on me.

[MOHLovesAlaska]

@Pandora, Singer‑Songwriter has always been my favorite genre. Most of you know Jewel is my favorite artist, and one of the reasons is simple: she writes almost every song herself. Not many artists can say that. Her music comes straight from her own life, and you can feel it.

Another great example is my mom’s favorite, Loretta Lynn. Coal Miner’s Daughter wasn’t just a hit—it was her story, written from the hardships of growing up in the coal‑mining camps. And then there’s George Jones, my dad’s favorite. He didn’t write He Stopped Loving Her Today, and he actually hated the song, even though it became one of his greatest. It hit too close to home, reminding him of someone he loved deeply but lost through alcohol abuse and other struggles.

That’s what I love about Singer‑Songwriter music. It carries an emotional truth—real lives, real pain, real heartbreak, real resilience. It’s music that doesn’t just entertain; it tells the story of a life lived.

Take care, and GOD bless. 

[StrawberryKiko]

Punk. As a kid, I never really understood it. But here I am now, in love with jt