After weighing the facts (and the stereotypes), here's what we think Dallas residents are listening to based on where they live.
Daniel Rockey/Kathy TranDallas encompasses several distinct neighborhoods, each with its own culture, history and stereotypes for us to make fun of. Anyone who’s spent more than a couple weeks in the city will happily tease Deep Ellum’s hipsters or the Highland Park trust fund kids. Whether you actually fit the bill or not, people love to make an assumption about you based on your address.
Deep Ellum is known for its live music and nightlife scenes and for the too-cool indie kids that inhabit it. Pinning down what all of its residents listen to is impossible because, as they’re so eager to point out, we probably haven’t even heard of it. However, we think it’s a pretty safe bet that they’re bumping both current and classic indie hits whether they care to admit it or not.Oak Lawn listens to: Carly Rae Jepsen, Charli XCX, Robyn, Hilary Duff, St.
Of all the neighborhoods in Dallas, Uptown is where you are most likely to get cut off by a 24-year-old “entrepreneur” in a leased BMW, and such a person listens only to the most popular mainstream hip-hop of the past two decades. The average Uptowner thinks Eminem is the greatest rapper of all time, but still relates to West’s “Gold Digger” because he believes women view him as rich and successful. Sometimes an Uptowner will say he’s into the classics.
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