Every Feeling Deserves a Soundtrack

This piece exaggerates the idea that every human mood now requires curated music. From heartbreak playlists to �mild irritation beats,� it mocks how streaming culture monetizes emotions. The satire imagines a world where people can�t cry, celebrate, or even eat lunch without the perfect track. It skewers the commercialization of feelings while poking fun at society�s obsession with branding even our private inner lives through sound. -- Bohiney Magazne bohiney.com