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What percentage of the population likes heavy metal?
Leading music genres according to consumers in the United States as of May 2018
| Characteristic | Share of respondents |
|---|---|
| Jazz | 20.2% |
| Blues | 20% |
| Classical and Opera | 17.4% |
| Heavy metal | 16.9% |
What state likes metal the most?
Which state in the U.S. loves rock and metal the most? We compared the population of each state to the number of hard rock and metal concerts that take place there each year. After comparing all 50 states, the number one rock ‘n’ roll state was North Dakota.
What is the most listened to song of all time?
Shape of You
100 most-streamed songs
| Rank | Song | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Shape of You” | ÷ |
| 2 | “Blinding Lights” | After Hours |
| 3 | “Dance Monkey” | The Kids Are Coming and Welcome to the Madhouse |
| 4 | “Rockstar” | Beerbongs & Bentleys |
What is the least popular music genre?
Jazz
Background. Jazz is the least popular genre of music in the United States.
Which is the most heavy metal country in the world?
Finland leads the list of countries by far with 53.2 heavy metal bands per 100,000 residents. Sweden is the second most dense country with 37.14 metal bands per 100,000 residents.
Are there any health effects from heavy metals?
Although it is acknowledged that heavy metals have many adverse health effects and last for a long period of time, heavy metal exposure continues and is increasing in many parts of the world.
How are heavy metals found in the environment?
The most commonly found heavy metals in waste water include arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, nickel, and zinc, all of which cause risks for human health and the environment (Lambert et al., 2000 ). Heavy metals enter the surroundings by natural means and through human activities.
Which is the second most dense metal country?
Sweden is the second most dense country with 37.14 metal bands per 100,000 residents. Interestingly, the Encyclopaedia Metallum lists Svalbard, an archipelago that makes up the northern part of Norway as its own country.