>tfw you realize In Bloom is a song about Kurt's disdain for plebs enjoying his music
>>73806798
who cares. kurt was an edge gay faggot who happened to know about 80s british post-punk bands and twee. he should have ohs after never mind.
reminder that plebeian/patrician is a social status and not taste-related in the slightest
100% of this board is plebeian if we stick to the actual definition of the word
>>73806798
how did you not pick this up on the first listen though he's literally talking about people who don't know what it means
>>73806845
100% of this board is plebeian in terms of taste anyway
>>73806990
>how did you not pick this up on the first listen
go ask all the people who don't know what it means
>>73806798
Are you retarded friend? Some of his most obvious lyrics ever
>>73806845
And you aren't literally a retard but I'm gonna call you one anyway for typing out such a dumb comment.
>>73806798
Yeah it is funny. In Bloom and SLTS are his most anti-normie songs, but also the most highly regarded by normies.
>>73807447
Because everyone thinks they are not a normie, everyone thinks they are cool and unusual and unique. And yet no one is.
>>73807420
>Comment
You need to go back to youtube son
>>73806798
He was a Gen Xer. Gen Xer cool was really fucking mean.
Like, snarky, insincere, prickish, constantly grinning and winking at each other and being arch and ironic and being really stark in who you exclude.
>>73807575
Yeah the punks and everyone influenced by them (Nirvana, Sonic Youth, etc) were the worst about this. Total fucking assholes. Just terrible people. And not that I judge music for that (I generally dislike most of that music for other reasons), but I dislike them personally though nonetheless.
I'm really glad Gen X aren't leading pop/youth culture anymore. There were a few things from them I really liked (rave, shoegaze/dreampop) but the punks were cringe-inducing and I'm glad it's all dead.
>>73806798
>write pleb music
>be mad that plebs like it
no wonder he killed himself
>>73807531
Except for me