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Now That Christmas Music is Over, Here’s Something You Can Use to Protect Yourself from It This Year

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The all-Christmas music era has finally ended for another year and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas is You” has been banished to the nether regions of the hard drive for at least another 11 months.

Everynoise.com has come up with this handy chart that shows when Christmas music takes off. For example, the Philippines starts getting into the spirit September 1. Ugh. For everywhere else, go time seems to be November 1.

Lots more data can be found here.

Alan Cross

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One thought on “Now That Christmas Music is Over, Here’s Something You Can Use to Protect Yourself from It This Year”

  • C’mon Alan, why so much hate for Christmas music, it’s not THAT bad…Wait, did you just admit you have Mariah Carey on your hard drive?…

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