Scorpion Girl

I like Spotify the most. It’s super easy to use and I can find almost any song I want. I love making playlists and discovering new music through its recommendations.

Yes I like playing music without headphones sometimes. It feels more natural and I can really fill the room with sound.

I balance music and everyday life by listening when it fits, like while traveling, exercising or doing chores. I also take quiet breaks sometimes. Music makes life more fun, but I make sure it doesn’t stop me from working, spending time with friends, or handling my responsibilities.

Yes I think lyrics still matter a lot. Even if the beat or melody is great.. because words can make a song really meaningful.

For me, the saddest song I’ve ever listened was ''Tears in Heaven'' that really hits deep emotionally.

I usually find new songs through music apps and playlists that recommend tracks based on what I already like. Sometimes I hear something on the radio that catches my attention.

Yes it can be a bit annoying when a DJ talks over the music. I like really listening to the songs and it can feel distracting or take away from the vibe.

Yes that’s happened to me a few times. Sometimes I’m feeling down or stressed and then a song comes on the radio that just lifts me up instantly. The melody, lyrics, or even just the beat can change my whole mood and make the rest of the day feel better.

I think the perfect music for studying is usually something calm and not too distracting. Soft instrumental, classical, or lo-fi beats work really well..

These days I mostly listen to playlists because they’re convenient and I can mix all my favorite songs.

My headphone is the gear I really swear by. I use it all the time for listening to music, watching videos, or just tuning out noise. It’s comfortable, has great sound, and makes everything feel more immersive.

I’d say songs with uplifting lyrics and strong beats really motivate me. They make me feel like I can tackle anything and push through challenges. Sometimes it’s energetic pop or rock, other times it’s inspiring ballads.

That’s tough for me to choose. Classic rock has that timeless, chill vibe with songs you can listen to anytime, while hard rock is full of energy and intensity that really gets you pumped. Honestly it depends on my mood, so I don’t think I could pick just one.

Honestly I can’t really think of a weird song I’ve heard on the radio. Most of the songs are pretty normal to me.

No I don’t collect rock music CDs anymore. Everything’s digital now so I usually just stream my favorite songs online.

I think I’d go with night vibes. Morning tunes are nice too especially to boost my mood but nighttime music just hits differently.. it feels more personal and calming to me.

During my free time I like to just relax and do things that make me feel good. Sometimes I listen to music, watch movies, or scroll through social media. Other times I go out for a walk or hang out with friends.. it really depends on my mood that day.

Yes.. most of the time music really helps me deal with stress. It relaxes my mind and helps me forget about everything for a while.

I’m not really a fan of Ozzy’s music to be honest. His style just isn’t what I usually listen to but I still respect him as a music icon.

Honestly I think that kind of thing is really interesting. I’m not sure if I truly believe in ghosts but getting ideas for music from something mysterious sounds pretty cool. Maybe it’s just their imagination, or maybe something else but either way it makes their music more interesting.

That’s a hard one but I’d say my all-time favorite rock band has to be Linkin Park. I’ve listened to them for years and their songs never get old, no matter how many times I replay them.

It’s a very tough and almost impossible question for me to answer. I listen to so many different artists depending on my mood. Sometimes I’m into calm, chill vibes, and other times I want something upbeat. I don’t think I could ever choose just one artist forever.

Honestly.. yes it feels kind of strange to go a whole day without listening to music. It’s like something’s missing.

I don’t think I’ve ever listened to the radio in any weird or unusual place. It’s usually just in the car, at home or sometimes while doing chores.