BBC 6Music has been hilariously accused of getting overly excited about music that might not quite live up to the hype. In a piece dripping with sarcasm, the author suggests that the radio station is like a kid in a candy store, unable to contain its excitement over every new tune that hits the airwaves.

This cheeky critique pokes fun at the station's tendency to gush over what the author considers musical nonsense, turning the volume up to 11 on their enthusiasm for tunes that might leave others scratching their heads. It's a playful jab at 6Music's reputation for championing the underdog—sometimes to an almost comical degree.