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Roger Waters slams crowd-pleasing pop, says art shouldn’t cater to the masses
Roger Waters criticizes music crafted solely for entertainment, condemning its appeal to what he sees as the lowest common denominator of taste. He dismisses such efforts as antithetical to his vision of art's purpose.
He rejects studios whose priority is mass appeal, resenting the dilution of artistic intent. For Waters, this commodification exemplifies everything he believes has gone wrong in music’s trajectory.
