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Do you ever listen to videogame music in your day-to-day life?

Or should videogame music stay *inside* the game?

Do you ever listen to videogame music in your day-to-day life?

I regularly engage in discussions about videogame music on the PC Gamer website. This music has become a significant part of my life since my childhood, and now I carry it with me everywhere. I have created several playlists featuring various tracks from different games, such as the gym, relaxation, and focus while working. Sometimes, I form lasting memories with friends while sharing our passion for music from games, even if their regular music tastes differ.

It is so deeply embedded in my daily life that I can't imagine a videogame fan not listening to their favorite tunes outside the game itself. However, I recently had a conversation with a friend who expressed the opposite view. They claimed that even if they enjoy a song from a videogame, they would never listen to it separately from its source game.

This made me curious about how many people actually listen to videogame music in their everyday lives. Do you use it while running errands, or do you have a playlist dedicated to specific tasks or moods filled with songs from your favorite games? Or do you simply occasionally hear a videogame track that just won't leave your head, resulting in your YouTube or Spotify history filled with gaming-related earworms?

I am eager to hear how much you integrate videogame music into your day-to-day life. Please share if you actually listen to any of it, and when or why you do so. I need to feel connected to my fellow enthusiasts, thank you.

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