>Write song about Outcasts (80s equivalent of robots) having fun
>Becomes most popular song among Chads and Stacys
Write song about Outcasts (80s equivalent of robots) having fun
Lincoln Barnes
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Jason Price
Hey, whats smarter than Kurt Cobain?
Nicholas Allen
*smashes guitar* "REEEEEEEE"
Angel Wilson
literally anything
Elijah Murphy
what?
Jaxon Nelson
>you get a parking violation and a maggot on your sleeve
Kayden Green
the book
Christopher Wood
Ryder Roberts
they lost
Jace Cruz
Jesus that was hard to lsiten to
Andrew Ross
Metallica are hard to listen to
Parker Nelson
>they lost
How? They're still one of the biggest bands in the world who's albums always sell tons and the fact that a former member died only strengthened their legacy rather than end it.
Alexander Wood
Nirvana outsold
Gavin Flores
None of them except Lars.
Jackson Barnes
>Implying that is something Nirvana even would have cared about.
Carter Anderson
Everyone is an outcast even your dumb stereotypical chad and stacy. At least they think they are, every girl that hasn't been texted in the last 10 minutes believes everyone hates them. Outcasts now just do all they can to wallow in their own shit. It becomes a badge of honor to be worthless as they can. Teen Spirit, Creep etc will always be popular because it is a normal human anxiety. Not only are self-confessed outcasts and robots stupidly smug about how special they are and how much they suffer they are also deluded as to how unspecial, edgy and cliché they are.
Charles Clark
in context of overthrowing shitty masculinity bands i think it was important, what followed behind them were even more depressing bands
Connor Evans
kurt cobain was visuals
talentless impotent hack
Jack Miller
Meh, one should understand the hatred of so called alternative bands from self proclaimed metal bands, considering the former was literally trying to destroy the latter. Only "grunge" band who was ever honest was Alice In Chains, and they came from a metal background.
Zachary Smith
Alice In Chains made honest music, they were great
Logan Mitchell
Agree, and they never lied about their origins or influences. Always admitted they were influenced by metal, always admitted their image was put together by record companies as part of the "grunge" push