It ' s nice . Honestly , these aren ' t that hard to make . I ' m not sure what ' s taking the flair guy so long . <| sep |> roban pero hacen . <| sep |> Please check to make sure your Fomantis has contrary , I just realized some of the eggs I produced have leaf guard . <| sep |> Soon to be a paid parking lot thanks to Mayor Tory . <| sep |> I said they were viable . I didnt say they were practically non existent . Theyre usually avoided . If you took popular genres like rock , alternative , pop , rap , and most edm genres and went back 20 years and look at all the songs that have been successful , most of them wont have a tritone . You can pull out songs that do have them and for each successful one you pull i could probably pull 30 or more that dont have them . Thats not saying they arent viable in all types of music , i literally said that they are . Maybe jazz but jazz isnt a very relatively popular genre when compared to these actual popular genres . Chromaticism is also perfectly viable but you dont hear it often , even if it does prevail a bit in certain genres that doesnt make it common in generalThis is assuming successfulness is a good benchmark on what is and isnt usually avoided , you can disagree with if youd like . It might even be the only benchmark that supports my claim , either way its the one i think is the most significant . Ive even used a tritone myself in this song i made here surprise its a V 7 I just like you talked about . Im kind of under the impression you dont think i know theory . which i dont really . V 7 to I is like you said kind of basic . check my mixtape famYea theyre in a lot of songs . theres a lot more songs that dont have them . Maybe i am wrong . I dont have a database . however i have seen the sheet music for many songs and my anecdotal experience supports my claim . But it remains anecdotal . You have made good points and the more i considered them the less confident i felt about my claim .