Still listiening to the music?

 

Is the Music Moving You?

Hey, did you know that some songs have lyrics or themes that might not be okay for younger people? It's important to be careful about what kind of music you listen to because it can make you used to violence or sexual content, and even influence you to think or act negatively.

Lastly, music can be addictive, especially if you use it to cope with stress or bad feelings. It's totally okay to listen to music, but if you start to depend on it too much, it can get in the way of your schoolwork, friendships, and overall happiness. So, try to listen in moderation and find other healthy ways to deal with emotions too.

lisztomaina

Lisztomania or Liszt fever was the intense fan frenzy directed toward Hungarian composer Franz Liszt during his performances. This frenzy first occurred in Berlin in 1841 and the term was later coined by Heinrich Heine in a feuilleton he wrote on April 25, 1844, discussing the 1844 Parisian concert season 

impact of music on thought flow 

So, like, have you ever noticed how sometimes you're trying to focus on something important but then a catchy song starts playing in your head and you can't stop thinking about it? That's what can happen if you listen to music too much - it can distract you from thinking about things that really matter, like personal growth or specific goals.

And it's a pretty big problem these days because a lot of teens use music to escape reality and avoid dealing with their problems, which can really mess with your mental health and inner peace. So, while it's okay to listen to music and have fun, just make sure you don't let it take over your life and keep you from being your best self.

If you find music distracting you from getting stuff done or thinking important thoughts, one solution is to cut back on listening to it. You could try picking certain times of the day for jamming out or switch to instrumental music while you're studying or working.

Also, think about the music you're listening to and how it makes you feel. Stay away from songs with bad language or negative vibes that could mess with your head.

And don't forget to deal with whatever's causing you to use music as an escape in the first place. If you're feeling stressed or down, hit up a friend, a trusted adult, or even a pro to help you work through it. Taking care of your mental health and inner peace is super important, just like grooving to your fave tunes.