>all singles released reached platinum or higher >Boulevard of Broken became the second most popular song in America at some point >15 million copies sold >a fucking musical
Name another later rock album that resonated with critics AND the general pleb public >you fucking can't
Brainless God came out three years ago, that's the last great pop punk album ever. Anything henceforth can go to fucking hell
Aaron Williams
Dookie was genuinely good, and truly relevant. This album you're promoting was their sellout album. They had turned their back on their sound and applied themselves to a political agenda that was not (i believe) their own.
Carson Williams
Yeah, "band for hire; will work for corporate whores for seedy cause."
Cameron Harris
Perfectly summed up the feelings of the American public in a post-9/11 world. Extremely culturally relevant at the time of release. I'm seriously surprised that it isn't more popular with critics.
Nicholas Young
Where is Green Day now? As if this president isnt precisely the same variety of rotten? And who grants them moral authority anyway? Pfft. Fucking joke.
Jeremiah Morgan
theres a rumor that cigarettes and valentines wasnt stolen but was secretly scrapped by their label for being more of the same and being shitty, and so they hired ghostwriters (maybe ric ocasek?) to make american idiot
Elijah Morales
>They had turned their back on their sound and applied themselves to a political agenda that was not (i believe) their own
I've never believed BJA wasn't an honest-to-god California liberal idiot.
Brody Allen
A mix between this and Stadium Arcadium and the latter didn't have nearly the cultural significance.
Matthew Nguyen
I believe they were formerly neutral, purely disengaged from politics as a whole... the proverbial "american idiot" they would go on to protest. I feel it could not have been their work
Now that I think about it, does Coldplay's new album count as culturally relevant? Everything they've done has been super popular but of course not critically loved.
Jeremiah Barnes
This one, it started a whole new genre, not only that but inspired countless other bands
>inb4 shitposting
Easton Long
Oops forgot to attach the image
Chase Hernandez
hi brock
Owen Parker
Sup dude
Cameron Lewis
duh
Charles Lee
In Rainbows. and I will stand by this opinion that it is a pop rock album.
Colton Perry
but the average pleb listeners have no idea about it