Are you as unlucky as me, or has the music that you detested growing up mostly stayed dead?
giving bad people good ideas
Give us an example
thankfully the Griselda wave was only popular with nerds & it quickly died out so yea the music that annoyed me back then is still dead
stomp and holler revival via Noah Kahan
Opposite foor me. Dua lupas is fallen into obscurity, and dubsteep is always making a come back just rebranded
how
You are now an enemy
You'll find out soon enough
most of what i liked as a kid wasn't that well received but now people like it
thankfully the Griselda wave was only popular with nerds & it quickly died out so yea the music that annoyed me back then is still dead
never heard griselda irl
pop punk /emo stuff is an interesting one because a lot of these new bands sound way better but can't write a f***ing hook
pop punk /emo stuff is an interesting one because a lot of these new bands sound way better but can't write a f***ing hook
The issue is that the emo stuff coming back now is the screamo brokencyde bull crap that was cool when we were 12 and angsty!
The issue is that the emo stuff coming back now is the screamo brokencyde bull crap that was cool when we were 12 and angsty!
you were 30 at the time
That doesnt change my point
Extremely powerful
The return of larper country and pedo pop punk sickens me
I knew you would feel this my g
I'm just glad Ska never came back
They're trying! They're definitely f***in trying
Thinly veiled Griselda hate thread
Im confused by this cuz what rap was pissing you off as a kid that Griselda brought back? Genuine question
They're trying! They're definitely f***in trying
I feel like itll never be in vogue like metalcore. So i'll never hear it. People think the millennials are chungused out but at least we're not jacking that heavy
I feel like itll never be in vogue like metalcore. So i'll never hear it. People think the millennials are chungused out but at least we're not jacking that heavy
If I could get the red string and thumbtacks out I bet you'd see a corollary relationship between high rates of theme park attendance and the amount of revival ska shows being played in the area. Can't explain why but it feels linked