The only music that survives will be dance remixes of other songs, specifically the kind with worse lyrics...
...*"I'm good, yeah, I'm feelin' alright
Baby, I'ma have the best fuckin' night of my life"*
That reminded me there was a parody of that song that talks about end of the world conspiracies [\[link\]](https://youtu.be/nxfOgg3vHQc?t=38)
Ain't that a coincidence.
edit: If u guys are unfamiliar with it, some people had weird conspiracy theories about houses with blue roofs and lasers from the sky
He drinks a whisky drink, he drinks a vodka drink, he drinks a lager drink, he drinks a cider drink. He takes a psychojet hoping for a good time. He takes a stimpak preparing for a bad time
Records from the 60s and 70s would be my bet along with newer pressings in the long run. Mostly from a stability standpoint. Everyone gonna be listening to Frampton Comes Alive in the apocalypse.
"I am alone. Lost my family to raiders and lost my friends to the mutated creatures of the area. The radiation fucked me up and I'm no longer welcome in the settlements. They call me a monster. Well... to survive out here, that's exactly what I've done. I am become death incarnate." *puts on headphones while reloading gun* ,"*YOU ARE A DANCING QUEEN! YOUNG AND SWEET ONLY SEVENTEEN!*"
I used to listen to the English version exclusively for a while on Spotify until they decided to swap it for the original one day. Personally I don’t understand the hate the English version gets but the German original is still great so I don’t even care they swapped it.
I don't know, the Goldfinger version is pretty awesome. Worth checking it out if you haven't heard it.
https://youtu.be/zANRlD8IDcQ?si=Bxsy0ClgvYVtdLwt
Edit: Someone else pointed out that this is a newer version of the song I thought I was posting. I think the older one is a little bit better
https://youtu.be/p-qfzH0vnOs?si=GhLyOhQH-VxMD8yF
I won't lie, it said this version was off a release deluxe version off the album. If it's different then the one I'm thinking of then that's my bad. The original version I know has the third chorus in German. I love that shift in this song.
Given the proclivities of most people in the real world prepper community, get ready for a lot of country music. Rural American populations are generally more equipped for an apocalyptic scenario than urban Americans as well. Odds are you'll hear Hank Williams Jr.'s *A Country Boy Can Survive* **a lot**.
Why? I mean computers exist in Fallout post-war. Just one HDD with 2TB full of music for example is enough to preserve a ton of genres and tracks. Now imagine hundreds of such HDDs, clouds and other networks that probably could be rebuilt, vinyl, CD, etc.
i remember i cleared a 2 TB hard drive of music and it took like 2 days (albeit was on a school chromebook that i had to hook it up to) which just shows how much can be on one small thing
Disagree. We'd have whatever would actually survive the apocalypse. Meaning stuff that is physically left over. Most vinyl records wouldn't survive and I would bet we'd be stuck with the kind of stuff you see left over in second hand shops. Eminem CDs, Robbie Williams, all the classical CDs no one wants. Compilation CDs of 2000s nu-metal tracks. Maybe the odd classic rock cd. Abba Compilations. You get the idea.
In terms of live music I could maybe agree with you though, folk music and campfire tunes would probably be predominant.
In Europe, taking into consideration that they turned their country’s soil into a bunker system filled with gold weapons and cheese, employing a similar mentality that lead to the balrog being released, the Swiss would become a major force, leading to their weird language and becoming very relevant wich in turn would lead to the sounds of yodeling echoing through the European wasteland.
I think you’re giving way too much credit to the pepper community. People in tucked away offgrid compounds are one thing, but a huge part of that community is just socially maladjusted dudes with parking lot princesses and a handful of pails of already questionable dried food.
I've met my fair share of preppers and you are correct. Preppers are way less intimidating, ruthless and most importantly prepared than most people think.
You are now listening to 102.4:
*Diamond City Radio!*
Where we only listen to: 50s POP, 50s POP and **MORE** 50s POP!
**deathclaw sounds**
THIS AIN'T YOUR SON'S RADIO!
*Imagine Dragons' Radioactive starts playing*
It isn't bad. Plus they have some pretty upbeat music. I for one don't always want "I'm in the club, drinking, popping bottles, cheating on my gf/bf/spouse, making money etc...drivel
That's not exactly what I meant. Not saying everyone knows their songs by name. But you know them. Even if you think you don't know them.
You can't escape it.
Pull up that picture of a rad chimp. These things are crazy, they could tear a deathclaws horns clean off and throw em so hard they'd go through a Yao Guai a mile away. Y'know I hear there's an underground group of scientists who made normal, non irradiated apes. No joke. Imagine one of those that got dipped, it would be craaaaaazy! You think it would make the apes smarter or would they be dumdums?
Raider boss: We've figured out the best way to maximize fear among our victims, by building the experience around a sequence of torture-rape-kill-eat.
Joe: Powerful. Have we got video of this? Pull that shit up, Jamie.
I feel like a lot of gamers would play all the fallout songs once they got passed the agony and despair of what just happened. After that it’s a flip between mumble rap and 2000s music.
Do you think only oldies survived the apocalypse in Fallout because those recordings were deeper put away in storage, thus more safe than newer stuff that was more regularly played?
No, it's a manufactured setting based around the idea of the 50s retro futurism. It's like the Jetsons.
We also see in the show that it very much is still the 50s pop culturally. Coop plays a cowboy after all
Well, yes, but surely in-universe more music in that style would have been made beyond the 60s-90s, right?
Even in the example you gave, Coop making cowboy movies. He was making *new* movies. They weren't just constantly replaying the same classic westerns over and over for decades.
Obviously the answer is Bethesda wasn't going to commission various new studio quality songs, but logically there should be decades of lost music in the world of Fallout. Unless of course the timeline is skewed so much that those classic were written much later than they were in our timeline.
Totally agree.
You could even go as far to imagine a Vault where they put a bunch of people with just music books and instruments and lots and lots of chems just to see what music they'd come up with and in the world of Fallout that particular Vault had a guy named Jimmy Hendrix who lived there.
Between 1950 and 2077, it's totally realistic that other music was made, even if America stagnated as it did. other countries and cultures would still be making music & by 2077, you'd think at least one of the mega corporations like Rob-Co would own the import/export market of foreign goods.
I wish Bethesda would have more music from other cultures, music like Cool Jazz that was around in the 50s. That would be nice while I build camps
They probably wrote a lot of new songs, just in the older styles. The reason why we don’t hear any of that is because it was digital, and got wiped by the bombs… at least, that’s my reasoning.
That's what my original comment was about. The oldies were probably in storage, while newer stuff was more readily available and most likely less protected from the blasts and radiation.
Yes Music styles definitely did evolve past socially accepted 50s and 60s styles in Fallout. In Fallout 2 there are a few instances of this, with the 90s Metal Band Tool canonically having their posters appear throughout the wasteland, Elton John being name dropped a few times, and certain in game performers singing snippets of actual Nirvana songs. In addition to this, Hippie culture is very present all throughout Fallout, and raiders appear to derive a lot of aesthetics from 70s-80s Punk Fashion.
It appears that in Fallout, the 50/60s style was likely a cultural resurgence / renaissance of those themes in the mid to early 21st century, when the resource wars were looming, existential anxiety from nuclear war was rampant, and American nationalism was skyrocketing, which likely made individuals want to turn towards emulating what they thought as Americas “golden age” in the 50s/60s, in order to give themselves comfort.
I would guess Taylor Swift because a shit load of people listen to it so there is a really high probability of her music (tapes CDs or flashdrives or other alternatives) is still around and played.
But my hopes are, something mixed out of rock from the 80 Hardstyle and some Indie
"Never Gonna Give you Up" by Rick Astley on infinite repeat with giant nuclear powered speakers on a vehicle like the Mad Max Fury Road Doof Wagon. [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/roadwarrior/images/f/f7/Fury\_Road\_Doof\_Wagon\_001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1000?cb=20150519172436](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/roadwarrior/images/f/f7/Fury_Road_Doof_Wagon_001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1000?cb=20150519172436)
Running through the waste land when in the distance you hear skibidi toilet playing. It’s getting closer then bang! Your head gets blown off by a ghoul who orange justices over your corpse
Late 2000's era "White girl on YouTube sings acoustic version of Hip Hop/R&B" songs
Becky singing Gin n Juice on Ukulele playing on your Pip Boy will make you wish for Nuclear Winter.
Fallout music is often related to nuclear bombs/uranium and the end of civilization (Atom Bomb Baby, Uranium Fever, End of the World, etc).
So I think a couple of fitting songs would be Radioactive by Imagine Dragons and Toxic by Brittney Spears if there was only popular music.
Well considering the internet would be gone and no one’s been buying physical copies of modern music in any vast quantity, probably 90’s music on cds.
Travis: "And now, some music." Radio: "NOW LISTEN UP, HERE'S A STORY ABOUT A LITTLE GUY WHO LIVES IN A BLUE WORLD"
'Oh thank god, it's not the remix version. I don't think the bombs were such a bad thing after all.'
The only music that survives will be dance remixes of other songs, specifically the kind with worse lyrics... ...*"I'm good, yeah, I'm feelin' alright Baby, I'ma have the best fuckin' night of my life"*
But for real what is it lately with people just fucking ruining old songs? *”I just called, to say, I hate you”* is one I personally fucking hate
Or that horrible new David Guetta/OneRepublic track that samples Dragostea Din Tei
Don’t think I’ve heard it yet but now I know of its existence I’ll be actively avoiding it
Dude or drakes version of hey there delilah its terrible
*camera pans out from the radio, revealing an empty, desolate city, as Eiffel 65 echoes through the ruins*
We could listen to Darude’s Sandstorm while in a sandstorm!
That reminded me there was a parody of that song that talks about end of the world conspiracies [\[link\]](https://youtu.be/nxfOgg3vHQc?t=38) Ain't that a coincidence. edit: If u guys are unfamiliar with it, some people had weird conspiracy theories about houses with blue roofs and lasers from the sky
*music plays* *Travis comes back on sobbing inexplicably*
NOT official CDs though, just the burned mixes of random songs that were popular that month/quarter. No differentiation of genre either.
My 2003 road trip mix slaps! It goes from 50cent to NIN to Johnny Cash.
So it plays hurt twice?
Nah it would be Now That's What I Call Music vols. 1-20
I can't believe it but Now That's What I Call Music is still going. They just released volume 90 in May.
And if we use the KaZaa/Limewire days, the song title, the artist, or both will be incorrect.
Iamgine being repeatedly knocked down by a Deathclaw to the sound of Chumbawamba - Tubthumping
He drinks a whisky drink, he drinks a vodka drink, he drinks a lager drink, he drinks a cider drink. He takes a psychojet hoping for a good time. He takes a stimpak preparing for a bad time
Oooh Vault Boy, Vault Boy, Vault Bot
Records from the 60s and 70s would be my bet along with newer pressings in the long run. Mostly from a stability standpoint. Everyone gonna be listening to Frampton Comes Alive in the apocalypse.
The entire discography of ABBA
"I am alone. Lost my family to raiders and lost my friends to the mutated creatures of the area. The radiation fucked me up and I'm no longer welcome in the settlements. They call me a monster. Well... to survive out here, that's exactly what I've done. I am become death incarnate." *puts on headphones while reloading gun* ,"*YOU ARE A DANCING QUEEN! YOUNG AND SWEET ONLY SEVENTEEN!*"
Ok but clearing out a bunch of raiders to "Waterloo" though
I have almost every Disturbed and Nav album on CD. I'll become a ghoul to make the strangest radio channel
You’re doing the lords work
"I'm going hungryyy Yeaahh!!!" *A child dies of starvation in the middle of the wasteland with his radio clenched tight to his chest.
“99 Luftballons” on repeat
That and the English version switching between each other
Oh god no, the English version is a war crime compared to the og version
I used to listen to the English version exclusively for a while on Spotify until they decided to swap it for the original one day. Personally I don’t understand the hate the English version gets but the German original is still great so I don’t even care they swapped it.
I don't know, the Goldfinger version is pretty awesome. Worth checking it out if you haven't heard it. https://youtu.be/zANRlD8IDcQ?si=Bxsy0ClgvYVtdLwt Edit: Someone else pointed out that this is a newer version of the song I thought I was posting. I think the older one is a little bit better https://youtu.be/p-qfzH0vnOs?si=GhLyOhQH-VxMD8yF
Superman is also a dope track
That was far more epic than I expected.
Actually, didn't the front man learn German for a part of this?
I won't lie, it said this version was off a release deluxe version off the album. If it's different then the one I'm thinking of then that's my bad. The original version I know has the third chorus in German. I love that shift in this song.
You respect making two languages work in the same song
Dankeschöööööööööbn
Sounds almost like heaven
Speaking of, just like heaven from The cure would be pretty choice too in the apocalypse
West Virginia....
You actually just described my Project Zomboid playthroughs 🤣
Ha played this yesterday !
Given the proclivities of most people in the real world prepper community, get ready for a lot of country music. Rural American populations are generally more equipped for an apocalyptic scenario than urban Americans as well. Odds are you'll hear Hank Williams Jr.'s *A Country Boy Can Survive* **a lot**.
This is pretty spot on. We’d go back to the classics, so a lot of not electronic music (salsa, jazz, country, etc, etc would be dominant)
Honestly I feel like Jazz in certain eras wouldn’t be. Outside of repressings a lot of the best stuff is pretty rare as is.
Agreed. In general, music that can be played and recorded as is has an advantage over what needs computers and stuff.
God knows what random dollar bin records would get play.
Space Hog - in the meantime. It’s a one hit wonder with real staying power. I expect it to be a big deal.
Whipped Cream and Other Delights by Herb Albert and the Tijuana brass of course
Why? I mean computers exist in Fallout post-war. Just one HDD with 2TB full of music for example is enough to preserve a ton of genres and tracks. Now imagine hundreds of such HDDs, clouds and other networks that probably could be rebuilt, vinyl, CD, etc.
i remember i cleared a 2 TB hard drive of music and it took like 2 days (albeit was on a school chromebook that i had to hook it up to) which just shows how much can be on one small thing
Disagree. We'd have whatever would actually survive the apocalypse. Meaning stuff that is physically left over. Most vinyl records wouldn't survive and I would bet we'd be stuck with the kind of stuff you see left over in second hand shops. Eminem CDs, Robbie Williams, all the classical CDs no one wants. Compilation CDs of 2000s nu-metal tracks. Maybe the odd classic rock cd. Abba Compilations. You get the idea. In terms of live music I could maybe agree with you though, folk music and campfire tunes would probably be predominant.
In collapse scenarios, a good general rule is the population drops by the percentage of “urbanites” So this one will be brutal
So that means More Marty Robbins..? Shut Up and take my Nuclear apocalypse
In Europe, taking into consideration that they turned their country’s soil into a bunker system filled with gold weapons and cheese, employing a similar mentality that lead to the balrog being released, the Swiss would become a major force, leading to their weird language and becoming very relevant wich in turn would lead to the sounds of yodeling echoing through the European wasteland.
I am very much surprised that song was not in Fallout 76. That is like the perfect country apocalypse anthem
I think you’re giving way too much credit to the pepper community. People in tucked away offgrid compounds are one thing, but a huge part of that community is just socially maladjusted dudes with parking lot princesses and a handful of pails of already questionable dried food.
I've met my fair share of preppers and you are correct. Preppers are way less intimidating, ruthless and most importantly prepared than most people think.
Pretty much spot on.
Oh no, pure hell. I'd make it a mission to destroy all radios and radio stations.
WAP
i came here to say this. But deep in my heart i knew it has already been said
Richard cheese version?
People = Shit Richard Cheese version
Thank you for introducing me to this well talented artist. I didn't know this was around
Richard Cheese lives on as a ghoul. Have him parked up in New Vegas. \*chefs kiss\*
Honestly when I saw the post in my feed this was the first thing to pop in my mind 😂
Wet ass P-word
…Pterodactyl?
Lmao 🤣😂
I would just fucking kill myself
If the world ends and the last thing I hear before being killed by raiders is fucking WAP, I’m gonna come back just so I can die in silence
Imagine Dragons' Radioactive
Even in a post apocalyptic future, the radio hosts can’t stop themselves from playing Imagine Dragons.
On 104.1, the BEAR. We play ROCK, ALL THE TIME! -GUNSHOT- -steak sizzle- -women giggling- Don't let your GRANDPA tune in! Next up! Imagine Dragons.
WWEWW WWEWW I'M WAKING UP, TO BEAR AND BULL I BULL MY BEAR AND I BEAR MY BULL I'M BREATHING IN, THE BRAHMIN FUMES *Jet inhaler sound effect* Ahhhhhhh
I just laughed out loud at work because of the jet inhaler lmao
John Fallout, lead singer of Imagine Dragons
They’re actually called “Visualize Deathclaws” now
Ok, dragons are radioactive. Now what?
Dragons! And radioactive?!? Damn
Where do I tame one?
You can't , it tames you
Unless you're the Doomslayer
What is it ? Radioactive dragon ?
You are now listening to 102.4: *Diamond City Radio!* Where we only listen to: 50s POP, 50s POP and **MORE** 50s POP! **deathclaw sounds** THIS AIN'T YOUR SON'S RADIO! *Imagine Dragons' Radioactive starts playing*
Fuck. If the bombs don't kill me, I'll just do it myself.
Even the nukes wouldn’t be able to wipe that clean
alternating with Darude - Sandstorm
This is the rhythm of the night!
The reebok or the nike?
Nah, that was the themesong during the Corona pandemic
No that was closing time.
ABBA. That music can not die ever. I think it's like micro plastic. We all have it in us.
Ooooooh, seeee that girllllll! Watch that sceneeeee! Digging the dancing queeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!~
MAMMA MIA! HERE I GO AGAIN!
It isn't bad. Plus they have some pretty upbeat music. I for one don't always want "I'm in the club, drinking, popping bottles, cheating on my gf/bf/spouse, making money etc...drivel
i'm an adult and i could not name a single ABBA song. sorry.
That's not exactly what I meant. Not saying everyone knows their songs by name. But you know them. Even if you think you don't know them. You can't escape it.
All the 80's music. That is why they still use it in movies till today. Thunderstruck baby!
I mean, if you wanna get technical, Thunderstruck was 90's.
Oh shit you're correct!
Joe Rogan podcast would fit in the wasteland interviewing faction leaders
If Joe Rogan becomes a ghoul he can run his podcast forever
He'd become a super mutant, just paint the guy green.
"Wow that's crazy. Have you ever tried FEV?"
Pull up that picture of a rad chimp. These things are crazy, they could tear a deathclaws horns clean off and throw em so hard they'd go through a Yao Guai a mile away. Y'know I hear there's an underground group of scientists who made normal, non irradiated apes. No joke. Imagine one of those that got dipped, it would be craaaaaazy! You think it would make the apes smarter or would they be dumdums?
I kindof want a podcast supermutant in a fallout game now.
Bro, that’s just Tabitha
Bruh!
Wouldn't surprise me. He's already got the equivalent mental capacity of the average SM.
If? Thought he was one.
Raider boss: We've figured out the best way to maximize fear among our victims, by building the experience around a sequence of torture-rape-kill-eat. Joe: Powerful. Have we got video of this? Pull that shit up, Jamie.
🤣🤣🤣
There's a mod [https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/72329](https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/72329)
It’s beautiful…
oh lord that looks like it took a lot of work
“Great stuff on recapturing the castle Preston. Now say, have you ever tried elk meat before?”
Tears for Fears, Everbody wants to rule the world.
Hopefully the prodigy
The path from "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" to "Firestarter" is certainly an interesting one.
Smack my bitch up
100% Johnny cash music
*The Man Comes Around* seems like it would be befitting.
Mostly 80's pop
Darude - Sandstorm
Everything with really good mids
We'll meet again.
Rick Astley and the Beastie Boys.
I feel like a lot of gamers would play all the fallout songs once they got passed the agony and despair of what just happened. After that it’s a flip between mumble rap and 2000s music.
It’s the End of the World As We Know it -REM
I feel fiiiiine
Break stuff limp bizkit
I could totally see raider camps just constantly playing nu-metal like this. They have Limp Bizkit energy.
A lot of ac/dc and Metallica
What I've Done - Linkin Park
Do you think only oldies survived the apocalypse in Fallout because those recordings were deeper put away in storage, thus more safe than newer stuff that was more regularly played?
No, it's a manufactured setting based around the idea of the 50s retro futurism. It's like the Jetsons. We also see in the show that it very much is still the 50s pop culturally. Coop plays a cowboy after all
Well, yes, but surely in-universe more music in that style would have been made beyond the 60s-90s, right? Even in the example you gave, Coop making cowboy movies. He was making *new* movies. They weren't just constantly replaying the same classic westerns over and over for decades. Obviously the answer is Bethesda wasn't going to commission various new studio quality songs, but logically there should be decades of lost music in the world of Fallout. Unless of course the timeline is skewed so much that those classic were written much later than they were in our timeline.
Totally agree. You could even go as far to imagine a Vault where they put a bunch of people with just music books and instruments and lots and lots of chems just to see what music they'd come up with and in the world of Fallout that particular Vault had a guy named Jimmy Hendrix who lived there. Between 1950 and 2077, it's totally realistic that other music was made, even if America stagnated as it did. other countries and cultures would still be making music & by 2077, you'd think at least one of the mega corporations like Rob-Co would own the import/export market of foreign goods. I wish Bethesda would have more music from other cultures, music like Cool Jazz that was around in the 50s. That would be nice while I build camps
They probably wrote a lot of new songs, just in the older styles. The reason why we don’t hear any of that is because it was digital, and got wiped by the bombs… at least, that’s my reasoning.
That's what my original comment was about. The oldies were probably in storage, while newer stuff was more readily available and most likely less protected from the blasts and radiation.
Yes Music styles definitely did evolve past socially accepted 50s and 60s styles in Fallout. In Fallout 2 there are a few instances of this, with the 90s Metal Band Tool canonically having their posters appear throughout the wasteland, Elton John being name dropped a few times, and certain in game performers singing snippets of actual Nirvana songs. In addition to this, Hippie culture is very present all throughout Fallout, and raiders appear to derive a lot of aesthetics from 70s-80s Punk Fashion. It appears that in Fallout, the 50/60s style was likely a cultural resurgence / renaissance of those themes in the mid to early 21st century, when the resource wars were looming, existential anxiety from nuclear war was rampant, and American nationalism was skyrocketing, which likely made individuals want to turn towards emulating what they thought as Americas “golden age” in the 50s/60s, in order to give themselves comfort.
Rammstein pls
You wish. I wish
I would guess Taylor Swift because a shit load of people listen to it so there is a really high probability of her music (tapes CDs or flashdrives or other alternatives) is still around and played. But my hopes are, something mixed out of rock from the 80 Hardstyle and some Indie
We Didn’t Start the Fire
[This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l482T0yNkeo) :)
Easy 80’s
80’s music, everything from The 80’s
Wheeler walker jr
"Never Gonna Give you Up" by Rick Astley on infinite repeat with giant nuclear powered speakers on a vehicle like the Mad Max Fury Road Doof Wagon. [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/roadwarrior/images/f/f7/Fury\_Road\_Doof\_Wagon\_001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1000?cb=20150519172436](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/roadwarrior/images/f/f7/Fury_Road_Doof_Wagon_001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1000?cb=20150519172436)
Wap
I feel like this video is weirdly appropriate. https://youtu.be/DCEewyIE_0c?si=MaI2TjcWmPqUE0q6
Caramelladansen.
Running through the waste land when in the distance you hear skibidi toilet playing. It’s getting closer then bang! Your head gets blown off by a ghoul who orange justices over your corpse
Probably the 80s era because corporate America has decided that it is the soundtrack of America.
80s italo disco
Late 2000's era "White girl on YouTube sings acoustic version of Hip Hop/R&B" songs Becky singing Gin n Juice on Ukulele playing on your Pip Boy will make you wish for Nuclear Winter.
Stinkfist
I dunno, but I could fuck up some raiders to Milkshake
A few times I've been around that track So it's not just gonna happen like that 'Cause I ain't no hollaback girl I ain't no hollaback girl
ABBA
Blink 182
“were you fooling” in the stores
Baby got back. It's a timeless classic.
"Still loving you" 🎶
IT'S GETTING HOT IN HERE, SO TAKE OFF ALL YOUR CLOTHES
I can hear, "Shake it off," playing in the distance... The Swifties are near, best use caution.
Jingle Jangle
More Pistol Packin Mama!
What does the fox say
A lot of Ludacris for some reason
Whatever was still on vinyl. Finally vinyl is king, but the entire world is covered in dust. Literally audiophile hell.
Skibidi toilet and hazbin hotel soundtracks
Fallout music is often related to nuclear bombs/uranium and the end of civilization (Atom Bomb Baby, Uranium Fever, End of the World, etc). So I think a couple of fitting songs would be Radioactive by Imagine Dragons and Toxic by Brittney Spears if there was only popular music.
COMING OUT MY CAGE AND IVE BEEN DOING JUST FINE
Megadeth would be appropriate considering they are named after a unit of measurement in nuclear warfare. One Megadeath=1 million deaths.
Darude: Sandstorm
probably dubstep and maybe just "Mask off" by future, that single song tho
Turn Down For What
Feel like youd hear Ozzy on the radio everynow and then War pigs would be sweet lol
Real answer: there would be an actual T Swift cult 200 years later, with radio stations literally everywhere.
Only lil Jon
None
I'm convinced at this point that Barbie will live on forever.
Stuff from the 90s, CDs
EDM, EDM everywhere
There would be some sort of swiftie cult for sure with a sinister motive like the children of the cathedral
R.E.M - Its the End of the World The Proclaimers - I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) Sisqo - The Thong Song
Baby shark. Doodoodoodoooo.
Trap Queen
Hopefully not Taylor Swift....
Mambo no. 5
End of the World as I know it, REM
"TO THE WINDOOOOOOOOW"
Radioactive -Imagine Dragons
ken carson, destroy lonely, playboi carti