Christmas Music: Love it or hate it?

November 25, 2013 by lpahomov Leave a Comment

By Melissa Alvarez

As of Saturday morning, B101 started their infamous Christmas music that will now be playing all the way to December 25th. SLA Media wants to know, do you love it or hate it? And when is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio, if at all?

Freshman Lewis Ford, “It’s okay. I’m just not a Christmasy person.” When is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio? “After thanksgiving.”

Sophomore Taylor Washington “I love Christmas music! It feels like family time. You can get up and dance and be happy!” When is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio? “The week of Thanksgiving.”

Sophomore Sattera Mark “I love Christmas music because it makes me happy.” When is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio? “They should play it on Thanksgiving day.”

Junior Adam Feliciano “I love Christmas Music. I think because it reminds me of the joy and the happiness and the family gatherings.” When is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio? “On Thanksgiving day.”

Senior Jovan Lewis “I enjoy christmas music.” Why? “I don’t know, it’s just that time of the year. I don’t hate christmas music, I find it kind of enjoyable.” When is it socially acceptable to start playing it on the radio? “A week before Thanksgiving up until New Years.”

So what do you think about Christmas music? Add your opinion in the comment box below!

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