Ok, honest feedback from an "old" man who's been playing music for a loooong time. Music means putting yourself out there which can be hard, but part of growing and improving as a musician is listening to constructive criticism and using it as a tool to improve. That is my intention here, to help you improve.
What it sounds like to me is that you found some cool sounds and loops you really liked and are playing them almost at random. At least the ones you chose fit well together, so that's a good thing. But if you want to make appealing music you're missing basics like a melody, chord structure, recognizeable tempo, etc.
Your profile just says "a kid," so I don't know how old you are which would make a huge difference if you're really young ... But here is my advice: 1. Don't quit. Don't let anything discourage you. Your heart is in the right place. Clearly you love making music; keep doing it, keep putting it out there. 2. Learn everything you can-- your head needs to catch up to your heart and your ears. Pay close attention to what exactly it is that you like about your favorite songs (you won't be able to put it into words at first, that's ok). Start learning about music theory, check out musictheory.net for example. Learn to play an instrument, take lessons from a trained teacher if you can afford it, etc. Piano is probably best because it will give you a foundation for other music/instruments, too. Go after learning about music with just as much passion and excitement as you have with listening to and making music and a year from now you'll be shocked at how much you've improved.