1. Give an example of an earworm (a catchy song) that stays with you. What is it about the earworm that makes it so catchy?
2. Give an example of a place where you hear rhythm that is not music. Think about sounds you may hear either outdoors or indoors, in nature or man-made.

3.How would a booming economy (meaning a good economy, where people in general have enough money) help with the development of a new genre like Rock and Roll?
4. Why do you think that some performers find it easier to start on YouTube than through the traditional music industry?
5. What do you think the next big change in the technology of music will be?

Question

1. Give an example of an earworm (a catchy song) that stays with you. What is it about the earworm that makes it so catchy?
2. Give an example of a place where you hear rhythm that is not music. Think about sounds you may hear either outdoors or indoors, in nature or man-made.
 
3.How would a booming economy (meaning a good economy, where people in general have enough money) help with the development of a new genre like Rock and Roll?
4. Why do you think that some performers find it easier to start on YouTube than through the traditional music industry?
5. What do you think the next big change in the technology of music will be?

Alphagirl · Answer

Please help me

JoelTheBoss · Answer

The first 2 questions should be answered by you, as it says " an earworm that stays with you" .

JoelTheBoss · Answer

These are actually all opinion based questions . What exactly do you need help with?

Alphagirl · Answer

Idk what an ear worm is

JoelTheBoss · Answer

an earworm (a catchy song)

Alphagirl · Answer

Oh

JoelTheBoss · Answer

So pretty much like a song that gets stuck in your head

marlinzzz · Answer

Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls is definitely an earworm.