Is There a Relationship Between Popularity and the Death of Pop Music?

I really love the phrase terminal condition because I feel like I have a similar sense of this perpetual living in the 80s or the 90s or sometimes the 70s is just what we exist in culturally right now but I guess increasingly I find it more fun. When it comes to broader cultural stuff I don't actually have such a great expectation or ideal around let's say pop music to want for it to constantly be reevaluating its position in accordance with bleeding edge whatever. There was an excess point where bleeding edge ideas were being explored in popular culture in the late in the mid to late 20th century and it was popular, he says. He wonders if conversations we can have to the end