Why is every Nirvana fan I meet some yuppie college kid? Isn't the band supposed to be like the voice of the poor disenfranchised people or something?
Why is every Nirvana fan I meet some yuppie college kid...
Camden Harris
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Ryan Williams
No, grunge is all middle-class ennui. Punk is supposed to be for poor people
John Allen
I was a fan in highschool.....10 years later, I still am.
Bite me faggot.
John Hughes
Nirvana went full mainstream with the nevermind album their audience wasn't poor disenfranchised whatever after that
William Wood
Nirvana has always been college boy shit. The poor working class listens to Oasis.
Ayden Miller
>Everything's an image, even farmer shit. If you're not from anywhere there's a farm and you're wearing lumberjack shit, that's an image. What are you, cutting down trees for a living?
Samuel Martinez
Fuck seattle or aberdeen or wherever these cucks are from. Misreable faggot rock.
Lincoln Morales
A lot of early Grunge was very glam inspired user (Mother Love Bone, early Alice in Chains)
Joseph King
They were glam wannabes who jumped on the grunge bandwagon.
Charles Lewis
Because Nevermind is just punk for college kids.
Xavier Cook
Alice N' Chains were glam as fuck MLB, not so much..their singer just had long hair, thats about it.
Adam Cox
Poison might suck, but I enjoy them anyway. They're like the closest to bubblegum pop I can have, and I'll take it.
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Jason Torres
>poor disenfranchised people
They never were this.
Isaiah Price
Nirvana WERE the grunge bandwagon. They were the first to get famous for it and the press coined the term "grunge" afterwards.
Landon Cruz
Cause zoomers misinterpreted "grunge"
Kayden Davis
Shit even Gen X misinterpreted grunge lol
Bentley Rivera
Its so funny how the press cheered when grunge collapsed the glam/hair metal party, but grunge fizzled out wayyy faster than any MTV metal band. Where are green river now, where is mudhoney? None of these bands are relevant or in anyones conscious anymore. Bret fucking Michaels is a clown, but hes arguably bigger now than he was in the 80s.
Jackson Price
>Isn't the band supposed to be like the voice of the poor disenfranchised people or something?
They never tried to be this your just trying to make some arbitrary point
Luke Stewart
>grunge fizzled out wayyy faster than any MTV metal band. Where are green river now, where is mudhoney? None of these bands are relevant or in anyones conscious anymore.
Most of the best bands in the genre split up before the 1990's were over and replaced by dumbed down "post grunge" bands like Creed, Puddle of Mudd, Nickelback, etc. Also Green River and Mudhoney were never popular so that's a weird comparison. Pearl Jam still headlines arenas.
Michael Robinson
>I saw Malfunkshun open for Whitehouse, that neofascist industrial band, and Malfunkshun fuckin’ destroyed them. Whitehouse was a stale joke by that point: this guy in jackboots and a black leather trench coat coming through the crowd going, “I’m going to rape you!” I was like, “No, you’re not.” They weren’t the least bit threatening or real.
>It was posturing, whereas I just saw a really unhinged performance on the part of Kevin Wood, who was on his knees the whole time with his eyes rolling back in his head, just playing the craziest shit.
Ian Gomez
>Bret fucking Michaels is a clown, but hes arguably bigger now than he was in the 80s.
Wouldn't go that far....Poison was an arena act and household name back then. He's doing "fine" these days and his VH1 fame got him some extra celeb juice, but he's nowhere as big a star as he was in Poison's prime.
Blake Jones
Nirvana always brings the soibois out of the woodwork
Ryder Lewis
>"Wahhhhh Im so wounded and edgy and nihilistic commercialisms stoooopid!!! Brb going to my million dollar house in seattle to blow my brains out."
Joshua Miller
we literally have a nirvana hate thread every day, why do you want to even talk about it? what could there possibly be left to say? you're resorting to vague assumptions about the people who listen to them, where do you get this data? I'm sure every person who listened to tupac wasn't black, why assume that yuppies can't like good music? genuinely get a life