Alternative R&B is what millenials will be remembered for
I was talking with my friend about how alternative R&B (The Weeknd, Drake, Partynextdoor, Banks, Bryson Tiller, Alunageorge, Jhene Aiko etc.) is a cultural shift and generational shift in the same way that grunge and shoegaze were a cultural and generational shift in the 90s. It's what millennials are going to be remembered for. But he still maintains that unlike grunge its just a fad
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i kinda agree with this but i'm an old millennial and don't really connect with it much myself
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I can't wait for the Weeknd / Drake/ Partynextdoor love triangle movie that will come out in 20 years. It will be legendary.
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grunge was a fad, "generational shift" music trends are mostly marketing, why haven't you realigned your avatar yet
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what about emo???
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alternatively, we'll be remembered for selfies & mumble rap
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this generation will be remembered for Catherine wheel
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how do you do, fellow kids
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that's super emo
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But it also comes from 90s stuff like Sunny Day Real Estate and jimmy eat world
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No one will remember anything once we're all dead
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Thought emo was from Embrace, Rites of Spring, Saetia, Cap'n Jazz, Orchid and similar groups in like the late 80s. Or are we talking about the mainstream adaptation with the likes of My Chemical Romance. If so yeah millennials definitely fucked up with that fad.
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