What's the inflection point where a song goes from popular/hit to played out?

[dora_da_destroyer]

i know this is different for different folks, but I'm already feeling like when I hear "work" while shyt like "jumpman" and "down in the dm" still get me

What is it that cuases collective exhaustion of a song when some songs seem to never get played out

 

[2CT]

100% matter of opinion

it's impossible to generalize this

 

[Mr. Riddim]

When cacs openly embrace hip hop song, it's passed its expiry date. On to the next one.

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

100% matter of opinion

it's impossible to generalize this

This is probably the best answer. Sometimes songs get long legs for no real reason.

Though to keep the thread going I am going to say usually once it hits the regular radio now. Weird as that sounds by that time it's been listened to in other outlets a ton.

 

[lowkey0z]

for the radio hits/catchy songs, when the beat gets old/annoying i'll stop listening to it

the lyrical/production master pieces are timeless tho

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

When cacs openly embrace hip hop song, it's passed its expiry date. On to the next one.

so this means work fizzled out already?

 

[CrimsonTider]

I think it depends on how much you like the artist.

I can't hear Down in the DM anymore and I love the song

but I dont think I will ever get tired of hearing work or Jumpman

 

[Womb Raider]

depends on the person honestly


Work been played out to me and I never even heard the entire song. Same as any Beyonce single, Drunk In Love was played out to me before the radio beat it to death.