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Genre Fluid 

Adjective: appreciating several different genres. Most commonly applied to music, but can also refer to films, games or any other media.

Not to be confused with genre slag.
Nat, who loved hard bounce, hard house, hardcore, gabba and DnB, was said to be genre fluid.
Genre Fluid by Skipster3001 January 19, 2020
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Genre Fluid 

A band or music artist that can't stick to one musical genre and produces a confusing catalogue because normies are used to everything sounding the same
Person 1: I just heard this album called "Sonshine State Of Mind".

Person 2: I've listened to that album, each song is almost a completely different genre. It's almost like they're Genre Fluid.

Person 3: Best $10 I ever spent
Genre Fluid by not sure45 February 2, 2021

Genre Fluid

someone who not have a favorite/fixed genre of music, is able to enjoy all genres
friend*plays rap*

*nodding head*
Friend: Bro I thought you were only in to EDM??
" no man, drake himself is lame, but his music is alright bro, im genre fluid , I can jam to anything"
Genre Fluid by wowthatsvibez February 9, 2026

genrefluid 

A genrefluid person is someone who fluctuates between more than one preferred music genre, or between having a preferred genre and not having one. They do not stick to one preferred genre, or lack thereof, for their entire life.
Person 1: What kind of music do you like?
Person 2: Recently, I've been listening to pop, reggae and metal. I'm pretty genrefluid, to be honest.
genrefluid by Vebrum January 21, 2024
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