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That is some complex assassination backstory you have there. What do you even have against music?
Nothing, he's a musician. He's just got to free up some space in the spotlight for himself
Good musician's earplugs will make everything quieter so as not to damage your ears, but you can still hear and enjoy the music. Industrial type ones are more powerful and block out as much as possible
Edit: I finally understood the joke
Music nothing most likely.
Not wanting to have massive tinnitus. Most likely the reason. Protect the ears.
Do you actually get tinnitus from gunshots?
Short answer : yes
Longer answer : continously being exposed to loud noise can hurt your hearing
Beyond that talk to an ear doctor or a musician / drummer or a military combat vet