I imagine this just applies to those who are only exposed to new music through commercial radio, or similar. If you take the time and effort to seek out new music from other places, you’ll find plenty that you enjoy. Most people just don’t bother, and then complain when the stuff on the radio changes over the years.
The y values of the dots of of the current year, the five years before and the five years after are added and divided by 11 to determine the line’s y value
I imagine this just applies to those who are only exposed to new music through commercial radio, or similar. If you take the time and effort to seek out new music from other places, you’ll find plenty that you enjoy. Most people just don’t bother, and then complain when the stuff on the radio changes over the years.
“Get off my lawn!”
Just made a comment about this! That’s a perfect backup for my take on this.
Am I stupid? Wtf does “11-year average” mean here? Like I get the graph but that label is not making sense to me at all.
The y values of the dots of of the current year, the five years before and the five years after are added and divided by 11 to determine the line’s y value