Has the overplay of Creepin made you like IDWK less?

[ilikemilk]

Creepin is so overplayed. I like it but the more overplayed it gets the less I started to enjoy I Don't Wanna Know by Mario Winans. The song it sampled from 2004. I feel like that song is not the same anymore. Why is Creepin shoved down our throats so much.

[neel]

Aug 15, 2023 13:47:46 GMT -5 ilikemilk said:

Creepin is so overplayed. I like it but the more overplayed it gets the less I started to enjoy I Don't Wanna Know by Mario Winans. The song it sampled from 2004. I feel like that song is not the same anymore. Why is Creepin shoved down our throats so much.

As someone who find the original 4 years ago by checking songs that were blocked by Usher’s regime on the Hot 100 and absolutely loved it. Then hearing Weeknd radio saturation every single day makes me generally getting annoyed by both verisons, including Enya sample altogether.

Really hope more artists that are pop radio gods don’t start covering more late 90s/00s classics.

[bjordan]

I really don’t think nothing of the overplay because I don’t really listen to the radio often but when I listen to Power 106 and Real 92.3 this is getting played. Power 106 plays a mix with the beat from “I Don’t Wanna Know” which is no problem because Power played “I Don’t Wanna Know” a lot during 2004.

[Wave.]

No.

[• Господин Умљеновић •]

No, just the opposite. But again, the song is not played that much in Europe (France/Serbia).

[Ling-Ling]

Who listens to radio anymore? lol. I've played Creepin like two times, mainly because I found the sample/interpolation lazy af. From a song that was beyond overplayed and also had a sample that was lazy af.

But I do get the sentiment though. For example, back in the olden days when radio/MTV were the only options, when "U Can't Touch This" was massive, it made me never want to hear "Superfreak" again.