Facebook poll reveals majority of Dubsteppers are aged 14-17

[dubloke]

facebook poll reveals 14-17 year olds are more likely to take part in a poll asking their age than 25+ year olds...

[murky21]

facebook poll reveals 14-17 year olds are more likely to take part in a poll asking their age than 25+ year olds...

definitely this

[Molzie]

Or does this in fact prove that most people that "fan" or "like" things on facebook are aged 14-17?
Great attempt at social research but fundamentally flawed.

This.

They might as well have done the same poll in a rest home.

[kaiten]

Or does this in fact prove that most people that "fan" or "like" things on facebook are aged 14-17?
Great attempt at social research but fundamentally flawed.

This.

They might as well have done the same poll in a rest home.

Truth

[Majin]

The population sample is not random, therefore there is bias. Hypothesis invalid.

[kole1337]

another thing that cannot be ignored is the smoking ban's effect on this whole genre.

I don't agree. You don't need to be high/drunk to enjoy music

[hankerins]

another thing that cannot be ignored is the smoking ban's effect on this whole genre.

I don't agree. You don't need to be high/drunk to enjoy music

i once watched a fireworks show with a blind girl. she really enjoyed it. true story.

[JensMadsen]

I would agree with you that most "14-17" have a serious lack of taste in music. But i am also 16, and i've been into dubstep for over 3 years now, and listen to the track in my sig and tell me that it is lacking sub and that it is overly aggressive. Again, i don't disagree with you, but i'm just pointing out that there are youngsters who know what "music" and "dubstep" is. (Yes, a person at the age of 16, not saying "dub" instead of dubstep)

[Augment]

The reason why the filthier side is more popular is, as mentioned, the young generation listen to music with headphones = not much sub bass.
People in my class listen to dubstep with their computer speakers.
Really dont think i would listen to a deep song if i didnt have any bass either, so I kinda understand them.

[thefrim]

It really shows that the majority of kids who are into Dubstep are the the sort of people most likely to play it from a device lacking any quality sub bass, which is probably the reason for the success of the more aggresive type of Dubstep.

that definately seems very possible

[Jake Daniel]

The reason why the filthier side is more popular is, as mentioned, the young generation listen to music with headphones = not much sub bass.

To be honest I don't think that is the reason that the filthier, more mid-range stuff is more popular..

[Jake Daniel]

doesn't really explain a lot...

Fixed

[wilson]

Wilson is awesome

[Wildcard]

Facebook poll reveals majority of people who identify as "Dubsteppers" are aged 14-17

there, fixed that for you

The quotess give it a whole new meaning! Wowza!

[south3rn]

The reason why the filthier side is more popular is, as mentioned, the young generation listen to music with headphones = not much sub bass.

To be honest I don't think that is the reason that the filthier, more mid-range stuff is more popular..

when i bought the ancient memories vinyl, the first few mediums i listened to it through pushed relatively low bass levels and the song just seemed empty and boring. i ignored the original for a long time and played the skream remix until i heard the original on a proper rig. a completely different experience and i never listen to that track the same now. i can see the most minimal stuff turning off people with terrible audio systems, but if the tune has enough percussive drive, lack of bass can be compensated for.