i really thought it was a hearing test disguised as a rickroll
How does listening to music effect your hearing?
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B1ZMARK wrote:
i really thought it was a hearing test disguised as a rickroll
I mean…
Yeah, I didn't realize at first either haha.
i thought the hearing test guys were just being funny like "lol lets put a rickroll here for a test" but since you said it wasn't a rickroll i kept listening to it -__-
B1ZMARK wrote:
i thought the hearing test guys were just being funny like "lol lets put a rickroll here for a test" but since you said it wasn't a rickroll i kept listening to it -__-
LOL then yes you’ve been rickrolled
bruh
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
i thought the hearing test guys were just being funny like "lol lets put a rickroll here for a test" but since you said it wasn't a rickroll i kept listening to it -__-
LOL then yes you’ve been rickrolled
hahaha rip B1Z
To be honest, I started hearing worse after years of listening to loud music.
Listening to music at high volumes or for long periods can damage your hearing by stressing the sensitive structures of your ears and causing noise-induced hearing loss or tinnitus.
According to my recent tests at Audiology Island, it seems that my hearing isn't as sharp as it used to be. It's made me reflect on how I might have neglected my hearing in the past, not fully appreciating the simple joys of everyday sounds. It's a wake-up call for me to take better care of my hearing moving forward. I'm determined to explore solutions and make necessary changes to preserve my hearing health for the future
Western society
😂 whyyyyy god
i listened to it for an entire minute waiting for pitch change then i looked at the comments
LOL ok then I guess that doesn’t count? Or does it… idk