Does Gen Z Even Know or Like Music From The 90's?

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  @williamletson6537 · 3 years ago

  There are 3 stages of music introduction through your lives. The first one is what you heard from your parents. The second is the music you heard your friends or cousins listening to and the 3rd is the music you find on your own exploration.

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• PO

  @PORTALIAN_Makes_Bass · 3 years ago

  As a 19 year old dude who listens to Death, Marilyn Manson, and Nine Inch Nails, I can confirm that Gen Z does in fact like 90's music.

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• DE

  @decendguitars · 3 years ago

  This just confirms that I’m doing my job as a parent and teaching my kids about great music, prior to the nut punch 2000’s pop music brought on.

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• JA

  @jackalzonearts · 3 years ago

  Gen Z here. 2001 specifically. It's all about parents showing their kids music + possible intrigue. This is the best era to be in to listen to music. The internet gives us so much access to music of all kinds.

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• SK

  @SKULLY1600 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPJ3OFd4WXM&amp;t=147">2:27</a> I’m a 2009 kid and I love Green Day 😂

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• VV

  @vvsandgaming4648 · 3 years ago

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• BR

  @Brandon84J · 3 years ago

  Mike Patton would literally take all the music these kids listen to..... and pile them up.... and literally take a fat shit on all of it. FNM and Mike are some of the most amazing musicians. Mike is such an amazing vocalist

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• RA

  @radish6740 · 3 years ago

  Those kids were listening to those songs sitting in the cart as their parents shopped at Target. They know these songs from the grocery stores of their childhoods.

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• AA

  @aaronleesgbclieutenant · 3 years ago

  Oh damn.... this is one of those, &quot;I don&apos;t know if I should be ready tell tank it&apos;s gonna be ok, or pop some popcorn and enjoy the onslaught.&quot;

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• ST

  @studioyokai · 3 years ago

  My favorite was definitely the kid in the blue shirt who was just ASTONISHED that the kid he was next to had no idea who Green Day was...and how he was so in disbelief he started naming songs and outright sang parts of &quot;Boulevard of Broken Dreams&quot; and &quot;Holiday&quot; just. Stunned. Like &quot;nooo HE HAS to have heard ONE song by them, surely?? And just not realized the band name?? NO!?? WAT.&quot; <br><br>I like to imagine after the video shoot he was giving him like YouTube links/song recs to look up Green Day stuff after 😂

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• TO

  @Torgonius · 3 years ago

  My 11 year old added Sabaton, Ghost and Nanowar of Steel to his 6th grade class&apos;s play list.<br><br>He also just sang and played bass in a Chris Cornell tribute from his music school.<br><br>He&apos;d fail these scripted reactions very badly.

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• SA

  @sapientbutterfly · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s definitely true you learn from your parents taste in music. I grew up on Def Leppard and AC/DC etc which I still love. Then I found other more modern bands as a teenager to add to my favourites. My eldest daughter is 15 and over the last few years has really developed a passion for music. But she loves Nirvana and The Pixies, and Motley Crue etc. I feel her Dad and I taught her well.

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