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That is a red flag for certain and asking about music is a important factor in dating. If you don't like the same type of music odds are not in favor of making a connection.
That's total bullshit, sorry.
I've had fantastic relationships with people who like music I hate, and bad ones with people who like the same genres as me.
You can't judge someone's personality by their music taste outside of it just being basic or not. Such a strange thing to hang your hat on.
If you can't connect with music you can't connect with other people. It's a core connector.
If you can't connect with someone just because they don't like the same music as you then there's definitely something wrong with you
You'll never be happy with that person if you don't like the same music. Like I would never date anyone who likes Country Music. That is a hard stop for me as it says that you have no taste and like things that are bland and boring. I'm more of an Alterative Rock type of person and sought connections with those who like that style of music. Being Gen X that wasn't hard to find.
Never be happy? What a completely moronic take. Honestly I think you should keep avoiding people who don't like the same music as you, they're probably better off without you around them.
Music is a core piece of a cohort and not sharing an interest in the same music will always lead to conflict and breakup.
Maybe if you're a child, or have the emotional range of a child
The red flag is the mf trying to play "mysterious hipster" and just showing how fucking insufferable he is
Yeah that's absolutely a red flag, but not having the same music tastes doesn't mean shit in general.
I don't know that it's that big a factor, people can connect in different ways, but it can certainly be a spring board for getting to know someone and make a connection.