Why can't I stand vocal music?

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Guitar Instructor with 10 Years of Experience Playing the Instrument

It is absolutely subjective. I also tend to prefer instrumental music to vocal music.
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Experienced Tutor - Maths and Hindustani Vocals

Practice or Riyaaz definitely help you stand with vocal music
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Perhaps you don't get the tune properly.you should have a object like harmonium that could help you to understand the proper tune then you will get the vocal music.
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