What’s on Your Playlist?

Let’s talk music!

Most of us listen to music on  a daily basis. Whether you’re in the car, or taking the bus, in your room, or at work, music is always there to entertain (or distract!) us. In the name of good music, some might even go and argue that music is a human right! Whatever relationship we may have with music, we can all agree it plays a significant role in our  culture and our personal lives.

Music uplifts our moods. Music deflates our feelings. Music makes us happy. It makes us angry. Music can make us remember, it helps us forget; Thus is the power of music. And I am curious, are we really what we listen to?

I have seen many people who have their earphones on while studying. People say it helps them focus.

I can’t do it. I can’t have anything playing while I’m studying or i’ll end up looking up the song or singing along and lose focus. The only time I put on music when I’m at school is during breaks, when I’m walking to class, or when nervous about a test or a presentation. It helps me calm down.

Since I don’t drink coffee, I guess music is my source (ish)  of caffeine. I always have something upbeat playing in the morning when I get ready. It helps me shake off any sluggishness. Then I add some prayer to help me through the day.

I don’t know what your daily routine looks like but I’m pretty sure it involves some pretty “lit” music!

Speaking of which, I wanted to share one of my new favorites 😉

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