I wasn't referring to their ignorance, I was referring to their choice to see the world around them as being miraculous.

I am not a fan of the anti-scientific sentiment of the song although I really really really like the song and the message i think it sends. Its a song about how beautiful and amazing and wonderful the world is and seeing the kind of raw wonder in all of the little things that surround us. Its a sentiment that I really appreciate and the way they express it is, to me, really evocative. I wouldn't call it "deep" at all because its a pretty simple and old idea but i do really like it.

My understanding of modern musical genres is a mess. I still don't know what precisely "rock" means. You can pick 3 random rock songs from diffrent groups and subgenres, and they'll have url=https://www.rachat-credit-rachat.com/]simulation rachat de crédit surendettement[/url] (or so I feel) almost nothing in common. Actually, you can pick 3 songs of Beatles, give them to a person who have never heard of them, and (I feel) successfully persuade them that those were diffrend bands playing in diffrent genres. (Cosider this a counterargument to "beatles are flat and one-dimensional.")

Rather than picking bands/artists to be a fan of, I usually choose individual songs/melodies I like, and ignore most of other stuff by same authors.
Lately, for example, I listened to
Yes - Roundabout
Woodkid - Stabat Mater
Rob Hubbard - Monty on the Run
Styx - Mr Roboto
Fall Out Boy - Centuries

I don't like most contemporary (00s, 10s) music that is in fashion in my country now. I especially dislike rap, because it mostly sounds awful. I can listen to some few songs though, mostly because of good lyrics or occasional epic charisma (read "epic charisma" as "snoop dogg is a walking meme").

I actually really like one of the folk bands, but it's from my country, so you don't know it. Its called Melnitsa (The Mill), they often have originally-sounding (to me) tunes, deep texts (once I've read an analysis of one, and the density of meanings, symbolism, and refrences is Homestuck-level), and I wouldn't call them "rock band without it's own style so they borrowed folk" either. The most impressive (for me) thing they pulled off once was a... how do I explain it... landscape-art in song form, which I never seen anywhere else.

As for other media...

I loooove absurd comedies. Hot Shots, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, A Haunted House, Rocky Horror Picture Show, etc. They don't feel dumb to me.

I completely adore Homestuck.

I find anime openings one of the worst things ever.

I often don't mind poor style in literature, as long as the plot is interesting.