Is there a word that means force feeding someone music?

I'm looking for a single word which is more akin to force feeding as opposed to being subjected to music as a child, say.

EDIT

With respect the the analogy to food, I do not mean literally force-fed as it ducks or geese, and I don't mean force-fed as would be the case for medical reasons.

This is a sentence that makes sense of it:

As a child, I was force-fed sprouts, even though I didn't like them.

Here, you can image a child sat at the table looking at something they didn't to eat it and being "force-fed" in that they were forced to eat it, through, say, not letting them leave the table. More "forced to eat". I'm sure you agree this is not a case of being "subjected to" in the sense that it is not endured.

I wish to represent this concept with music. Not that a particular style of music was played all the time:

There was only ever jazz played in the house

That would be subjected to.

My dad taped headphones to my head and played jazz

That would be literal.

My parents ________ me jazz.

That is the musical version of the sprouts example with food. A parent might say:

One more song and we can go out.

or

You have to listen to this one it's great.

or

This is the best bit, don't go away.

Force-feed is often used metaphorically as well as literally, as the second definition in Merriam Webster shows. Googling "force-fed jazz" comes up with lots of examples, so it seems an unfortunately common phenomenon.

ram down someone's throat: ram /force something down someone's throat, Informal. to force someone to agree to or accept (something).

(dictionary.com)

My parents rammed jazz down my throat.

This is similar to force-feed, but more effective.