what is your favorite genre outside of kpop?

well...just pop music lol

I do like a lot of r'n'b and rock influence in particular

Pop, house, edm and drum & bass

Pop and R&B.

pretty much anything. usually pop or indie.

what's visual kei? i've heard of it before i think

rap (in particular old school rap)

I mostly listen to rap/hip-hop and uk garage or 90s/00s music

if it counts as a genre: touhou music

these days, mainly jazz (everything from bebop to fusion to more contemporary scenes) and progressive/tech deathcore/death metal.

Pop,rock,Jpop,jrock and Metal.

I listen to many genres, but mostly whatever genre that derives from Psychedelic Rock music, Experimental Pop/Electronica and Britpop (the one with rock bands from the 90s).

I also love Vaporwave, in a "I can name plenty of albums" way.

Pop mainly 80's as that's the era I was a teen and listened to all the 80's hits.

Neo soul and alt hip hop

I don't think its a genre but I really go out of my way for songs that really play with the stereo soundscape. Mad respect to the producers that can unironically create a song that can shake the "deep seat" of my brain ( I dunno what to call it but conceptually its a core part of my sensory stability) Asymmetric soundscapes can get awkward really fast but producers that make it not awkward are auditory gods/goddesses

one good example of what I mean is the "8D" versions of some songs on youtube. But those lose points for originally being a straight symmetry soundscape manipulated to be asymmetric. -- of course it will be easier to balance if you just alternate evenly between left/right.

I would love to see if there is a song that was originally made to play with the 3d soundscape originally.

Britpop

Alternative rock and techno

Considering I only listen to kpop as of late so it's just that or silence

I love ambience at all

HipHop, Rap, and RnB mainly!~

J-rock, Tejano, Norteño, Latin Pop and Rock, EDM.

I would include country if it didn't have its...share of underlying issues.