In second place, rapper Eminem is ranked as likely to anger Singaporeans with his music.
A recent survey conducted by online language learning platform Preply has revealed which music artists are most likely to stir emotions of happiness, sadness, anger and even being loved. The study which included 1,502 Singaporeans showed that Linkin Park is the most likely to make fans feel angry with 14.1% of fans saying this.
Taiwanese singer Jay Chou ranked highest for evoking sadness with 19.5% of fans reporting feeling sad when listening to his music.The artist that evokes feelings of happiness and love is Taylor Swift. Alongside Taylor Swift, Maroon 5 is most likely to make fans feel happiness with 19.8% of votes. BLACKPINK is at 15.2%. Top five artists in the list included Jay Chou and JJ Lin as well.
Placing third is heavy metal band Metallica with 9.8% of fans voting for them. The band is known for their angsty and rebellious lyrics. VÛ makes fans the least angry at 1.7% followed by Radwimps and LANY .Taylor Swift is the artist mostly likely to lead Singapore listeners to feel love with 25.9% of people voting for her. This is followed by UK singer Ed Sheeran, who is famous for his ballads, with 20.1% of Singaporeans feeling love as they listen to his songs. 15.
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