Why do people hate jazz ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlkhkF3etWo

Rick Beato discuss it and he is himself a pro musician...

What struck me here is that the same question can be ask for classical music or any genre out of the commercial music window ...

Why people hate chinese music ?

Why people hate Persian music ?

Why people hate Indian music ?

It is because liking something is most of the times a LEARNED condition...

As Beato observed, there is more jazz lovers proportionately in Europe and in asia than in North America... The reason is also in my opinion based on the more complete destruction of general education in America...

Most people do not even know how to hear and listen... They dont know how to see ... All this must be learned...

Education is now the brain formating of well trained specialized ignorant robot... it begin long ago by some corporate decision not by collective democratic educated decision ... Read history...The same happened to medecine ...But all that is not in my thread goal to discuss...

I accepted documentary videos  here not political stance, i apologize to you all and to the OP... I know that he is not very patient... 😁

Now it will be a very deep but hard to understand video but it is the work of the Indian genius who the first create an artificial brain on a completely different concept of the brain...

I will let you discover why the music experience go so deep in each of us and help us to synchronize ourself with ourself and with others...

If you want to completely understand this video order the book " nanobrain" written by the speaker here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNKRbujzSok

Hazrat Inayat Khan ~ 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐦 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 ~ Sufism

Astounding simple deep truths ....👳

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw9r7ZTsqWo

Now compare this sayings about sounds and music with the greatest researcher on artificial brain, a deep genius if i know one,( a clue to compare these two gentlemaN : Quantum clock unlike mechanical clock  are like musical instruments ) :

«Dr. Anirban Bandyopadhyay is a materials scientist based in Japan, is world’s leading quantum tunneling researcher, and a leading expert on consciousness from a Vedic as well as quantum neuroscience perspective. He has designed and implemented an artificial brain. He has published and edited over 15 books.

In the classical world we could walk along a path, look at the trees, houses and animals. If there are trenches, we cross them by making bridges, we could even jump. As soon as the world is changed into a Quantum one, the road disappears, only the thin lines remain, where we could run run and run. Except those scary lines, outside we have deep trenches. We cannot jump, cant make bridge, only disappear on one path and reappear on the other. The trees do not appear as a whole, some parts of the tree here and some parts there. My body experiences the same. In this world, we have only one hope, rhythms or time cycles, classical clocks have vanished and given us clocks that allows me to vibrate within and generate many cycles of time, one for one path and the other clock structure for another. This unique kalchakra is the prescription for our journey in the world, its a mode of communication and managing those clocks is the management of survival. This was a Vedic wisdom adopted in the Quantum universe.»

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXd-9B2khpQ

@mahgister - you may be right, but what does education have to do with liking or not liking jazz?

As for hating music, I agree - I don't see the point; people can listen to what they like and avoid what they don't - it's not difficult. People like different things, and it's not necessarily a 'learned' condition - people are individuals with their own brains and their own tastes. You can't make somebody like something they don't. 

You are completely right...

You can’t make somebody like something they don’t.

it takes me thirty five years to know why i disliked jazz for the first thirty five years of my life ... ...

😁

And for education , you are wrong though...

Most of the times what we dont like reflect our own ignorance...

It was the case with me at least ... 😊

We must learn how to hear and how to listen not as a child only but even also  as adult... We grow all our life ...

Education all our life ...

if not we will call what we hate a result of "our taste" instead of reflecting our own limitations. and we will make our ignorance appear as a free choice...

@mahgister - you may be right, but what does education have to do with liking or not liking jazz?

As for hating music, I agree - I don’t see the point; people can listen to what they like and avoid what they don’t - it’s not difficult. People like different things, and it’s not necessarily a ’learned’ condition - people are individuals with their own brains and their own tastes. You can’t make somebody like something they don’t.