So who is the Bob Dylan of our generation?

probably Alex G is the closest analog for millennials

regardless of what you think of him or his music you know it to be true

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death grips

thought he was the black beatles

nah, he's more like bobby d considering the hype surrounding each stylistic change with his albums and how much he influenced his respective genre

There ultimately is none. Bob Dylan is unsurpassed in his brilliance. He goes beyond a specific generation. His songs are recognizable even when they're not recognizable. The answers in this thread are either "this guy is the next Bob Dylan cause he's a folk singer" or "that guy is the next Bob Dylan cause he's like influential or something."
The only right answer is
Bob Dylan is a shining light that has never been equaled in totality. There may be individual songs by e.g. Leonard Cohen or John Lennon that may reach "as good as a Bob Dylan song" status, but there is no artist whose whole work can stand to the mighty power of Bob Dylan's discography

Everyone on Yea Forums is most likely a zoomer or millenial at most

And even considering that, but Bob Dylan and Kurt Cobain are tied to the 60s and 90s respectively so they can't really be said to be current generation

Conor Oberst

Action Bronson

Some 19 year-old white girl with a big butt.

Hobo Johnson

Jay Dee

GRimes

>white girl, big butt
that's an oxymoron

Eddie Vedder, Jack White, Chad Kroeger

It will become Billie Eilish

Adolf Hitler.

Daniel Johnston

That's Drake

imagine actually believing this

Donald Trump

Not even close lmao.

julien baker is not that good

k nigger

>Zoomers: Julien Baker
That could be the case if 1995 is a part of the Gen Z years.

Joanna Newsom

I don’t have to imagine

post malone

It’s Jason Molina guys

no one

Anthony Fantano

Here are the options:

>Will Oldham
>John Darnielle
>Patrick Schneeweis
>Colin Meloy
>Neko Case
>Dan Bejar
>Mark Kozelek
>Sufjan Stevens
>Joanna Newsom
>Fiona Apple
>Andrew Bird
>Conor Oberst
>Jeff Tweedy

Still Joanna Newsom.

no one really

95-99 is the transition period from Millennial to Zoomer.

No he's black Mozart

yung lean

sorry guys it's either Kendrick Lamar or will toledo

Bob Dylan wouldn't have been popular if he was born 40 years later

>Mark Kozelek
I would say him but the problem is he doesn't know how to write from different perspectives like Dylan does

Lupe Fiasco

based me poster

nobody. i mean look at that face.

No, I am.

>kanye
>black

Is there one?

I would say the position remains vacant and this point.

In the 70s, much of the rock press touted Springsteen as the next Dylan -- but this was at a time when the ACTUAL Dylan was still going strong and hadn't seen his 40th birthday yet! A lot of that hype cooled down after Springsteen put own things like Dancing in the Dark and Hungry Heart.

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if one had to be chosen, then yes

unironically playboi carti

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