When do you consider a song MLP-related?

[Cerbyrus 63]

When do you personally consider a song to be related to My Little Pony? It's a little question that just suddenly came up to my mind. When is someone a ''brony musician'', or when is his music ''pony-related''? I honestly think myself that a song is related to MLP if the song uses vocals/pictures based off/from MLP. It's basically something I remember Alex S. saying. ''Just because we have made MLP-related music, doesn't mean we are ''Brony musicians''. We are still just musicians'', or something along the lines of that?

 

When do you consider a song MLP-related, or a musician a ''Brony musician''?

[Gone Airbourne 21,977]

I guess when you include something from the show as a character or something along those lines into the song. I mean it would be related to the show if it was about a certain character anyways.

[Scootaloodle 1,623]

I consider it pony music or someone a brony music when the music has something in it like a sample or whatever relating to ponies just like what you said you think makes it be classed as brony music. Although I disagree about the pictures, I could shove a pony pic on any song and it wouldn't make it brony/pony music it's just none-pony music with a random pony pic.

 

I don't consider myself a 'brony musican': because most of the tracks I've made have nothing what so ever to do with ponies, but one exception would be a song I made about Scootaloo. And I'd say that's pony/brony music becuase it's a song about ponies and a character in the MLP show.

[Cyanticket 44]

I consider it a brony song if it has to do with MLP like at all XD I consider them a brony musician if they mostly make brony music.