people are kidnapping children out there but atrl users aren't the gp because they listen to music before anyone else?

I think that the "GP" is a myth because it's like saying the entire public has one unified voice, which is not the case.

We are apart of the General Population are we not? Unless there is something you want to tell us Local King?


Cased Dismissed

Carry On.

I will never be a part of the filthy Geepee

Atrl is a part of the general public. They aren't the one creating the product. Whomever consumes such product is the general public, meaning everyone else not involved in it privately.

When a company releases x publicly it goes to the general public obviously including music.

They let their stanning get in the way and have no real grasp of what the GP likes.

If you aren't a fan/hater of an artist, you're effectively part of the GP for that one song or album or whatever.

No one can truly say who the GP is but you can see who the most popular artists are and make judgements on the "general" taste via doing that.

And we are too aligned with music. People generally use playlists and singles these days, albums aren't really a thing. However us stans tend to love albums and worship certain artists, so we're looking at things different. I can assure you my friend who "loves Katy Perry" (but isn't a stan) doesn't have a CLUE about her sales, why Rise flopped, which her songs went #1 etc. But being part of stan world - I do!

We are part of the GP.

Katy Perry's record label will see you as the general public. You are such because you don't know how her upcoming album sounds like, you likely will not know unless you work for her, or are a part of the project (barring leaks). When it gets released you will know how it sounds just like everyone else. Because you are the general public.

When a event says closed for the general public, unless you're apart of the "in" group you are the general public and thus barred. Just because you know a lot about something doesn't make you the general public. That just makes you an expert on something. Unless you're hired for your expertise, you're still the general public. Had you been an editor for Billboard then you're not the general public.

if you're neutral about an artist then you are the geepee

As a person that does not listen to any of the pop girls (unless something new is released) and is pretty neutral towards them, I consider myself to be the GP