Don't put snippets of songs on TikTok and that I listen to the full song in this garbage.

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Welcome to the New York Times Popcast, your bra, it's John of music, music, and music criticism.

I'm your host, John Caramonica.

I bought Avatar Blues and Lyre Worthiest and Lyre Lovin, but it paid me to not get some money.

First up is the album called Video Sex 84 by the band Video Sex.

It's definitely some of my favorite ex-egoslavics since pop that I've ever heard.

Been a while since I've put you all on to new albums, so here's some 10 out of 10 No Skip City pop albums.

What you've been listening to is a little bit of a mashup of some of my favorite music critics and thinkers on TikTok.

Yes, y'all know my brain is broken, and I spend a lot of time on TikTok.

And I'm always gratified when I see people who really not just care about music,

really want to talk about it, really want to advocate for it, and also want to show their learning process,

like as they're growing and discovering stuff.

Look, I've been following a lot of folks, and so for this quasi-year end episode,

what we are going to do is we're going to talk with four of the people who, in my mind,

are the best music-related TikToks out there.

Also shout out to folks like Billy, Billy with an eight, you know, you are Dev Lemons, et cetera.

Today, we are going to talk to four TikTok creators.

We're going to talk to Eric Morris, aka Cyber ex-boyfriend.

We're going to talk to Margot LeBot, aka Marg.nb3, Hunter White, aka WawaM music,

and rounding it out, it's Cam Sullivan Brown, it's just Cam.

We're going to get into what albums they liked, what albums and songs they liked from 2021.

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