Why Calm Is Better Than Annoying

 

I'm an introvert, and what's interesting about being on this planet is always excepting the nature and peace of the environment.

What about entertainment though? Do I like the loud stuff?

Eh not really. Sometimes it's too maddening. I don't feel like smiling and sometimes have no opinion on hearing something that doesn't sound natural.

I do like some loud stuff here and there, but that's probably only at times when the person really needs to act like that.

Some of my favorite type of loud are classics such as Mel Blanc's yelling, and Billy Gilbert's meltdowns. Back then, annoyance wasn't very common.

Some people say that it's just for entertainment and they like to push the volume to another level, but you can't all be free with what you create. I know that I listen to stuff like that. Like with copyright infringement and mature content. You gotta except rules somehow.

There are sensitive people out there who hate strobing lights and loud noises. My best bet is to put a warning. Disney has done that, HBO Max has done that, heck YouTube channels do it too and I'm willing to do it as well, it's safe and responsible.

I'm also a person who has a few words to say. I'm not that talkative. So I kinda relate to the silent characters more than the characters who won't stop talking.

(Trust me I had to get through so many of these characters, it wasn't that easy)

Someone like Charlie Chaplin or Pink Panther may have no voice, but at least they have a purpose and don't annoy the audience at all.

But as you might know, if someone is really quiet, they're not entertaining.

But with some of the unspeakable characters, they have ways to think and focus a little. I think the reasons why I like Wile E Coyote it's because despite his weird inventions, he has a logical sense, like him holding the signs to the audience.

I think reasons why I like things to be quiet and calm more than annoyance it's because your not easily stressed or worried about what's happening. Usually when I hear a person screaming, it just sounds heartbroken, when someone's quiet, I appreciate it. 

Usually when I'm looking for something good to watch on TV, before going out in public or going to school, I should relax a bit, not too much noise. 

I don't feel like watching Speedy Gonzales cartoons or listen to monster sounds to a song.

You can tell how someone is feeling when they express their opinions on something. I know my mom and dad knows.

If you want to know the most annoying film I ever watched so far, it's going to be a tough one. It's usually the shock horror movies, but I never experienced watching them fully. 

 

I didn't like Tabasco Road that much. Mostly because hearing drunk rodents sing so loudly feels irritating. I remember watching a Speedy Gonzales compilation video a few months ago and said, Why the hell did I like this? This is not pleasant at all. 

I would say the most annoying stuff I ever heard besides that cartoon is animals singing. I hate when cats meow or dogs howl while singing, JUST AAAUGH SHUT UP. Also please don't make a cartoon where a kid is crying in agony, I just despise that stuff. And believe me music isn't always pleasent to listen to, I heard some of the most emotional, obnoxious songs ever.

Compare Emily from Let It Be Me to Bugs's warm message in Rabbit's Feat. 

Do you know which one I prefer? 

 What I love about characters like Bugs, DJ Lance, and Michael Jackson is that they tell us the importance of feeling good and appreciating life even in the darkest of moments. Bugs Bunny's laid back nature is appreciated, Jackson's Off The Wall and Black or White is too good, you can't imagine another singer to make songs so important and powerful. 

But when you get a character like Pinky from Porky's Naughty Nephew, you don't smile at him, you dislike the crap outta him. No one wants annoying voices. I know that's what his character is, but it's not interesting whatsoever. 

If you somewhat love these types of characters, I don't know how I feel about you, like even with characters who talk too much, or are loud, that's OK, but these? That feels unsafe.

Now let's talk about the best pieces of entertainment, music. Like I was saying before, I don't love all music. And you should know that too. Not everyone likes everything music related.

I remember going to a concert back in October of last year, and I was easily affected by how loud live music has been. 

Usually there's more techno beats out there nowadays. Something like Daft Punk and Deadmau5 are not really for me, but I can understand why people like it. I also have no interest in Metal, and Punk either. Also some songs are just too incoherent and messy, rag songs can be really noisy and foolish sometimes.

If your looking for something lively and calm, like REALLY needing to like music even more, search 40s music. That's my favorite decade for music ever. This decade had jazz, swing music, and big bands, and they all sound pleasing and relaxing. 

The 40s, were so different than any other decade. Beforehand, there was songs from the early days of sound recording. Most of them were either forgettable or unpleasant and after the 40s, music sounded more revolutionary and upbeat, which I like, but I kinda get sick of it at times.

I think this decade is the most normal, important, and wholesome times of our lives and should get more recognition instead of talking trash about WWII.

Want some artists to listen and relax to? Here's a list.

Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, The Mills Brothers, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, The Andrews Sisters, Dinah Shore, Billie Holiday, and Tommy Dorsey. 

I think it'll be cool and exciting. It doesn't sound as grainy and moldy as other past decades which is what I like about it. 

In conclusion, when it comes to loud noises, it should be necessary so does quietness.

Everyone has a time to rewind a little and have a little fun. So if you think this post was useful, that's awesome. I'm able to post stuff like this most of the time.