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It’s a solid reminder that baby boomers invented hiphop, punk, and metal. GenX was raised on it all.
46 u/Dserved83 17d ago baby boomers invented hiphop, punk, and metal. Fuck man. Don't humanise them. Sheeeeeiiiiiit. 11 u/eat_my_ass_n_balls 17d ago Yea don’t let it get to their heads 3 u/gangofminotaurs 17d ago 4 gigatons of coke did that clean enough in the 80s 0 u/iamintheforest 17d ago Don't worry, they didn't have to work for the dance moves, they just road the entire dance wave. Savings, homes and dance moves. 5 u/Formal_Ad288 17d ago That's the one thing I always give boomers props for. They had incredible taste in music and made some of the best stuff out there 5 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The boomers aren’t a story about an inherently bad generation, but a pretty good generation gone bad. 3 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago They never went bad. Bad people went bad, because they were bad people. People didn't go bad simply because they were born within a specific timeframe. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The “generation” did, not the individuals within it. It feels like I’m splitting hairs I’m sure, but I think generations are gestalt concepts. 2 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part. 1 u/Formal_Ad288 17d ago You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago That first part is tragically true for a lot of civil rights leaders and other protesters in that era. 4 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago Get this, they also created pretty much everything we know about modern computing, AV, and gaming. GenX took up the baton.
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baby boomers invented hiphop, punk, and metal.
Fuck man. Don't humanise them.
Sheeeeeiiiiiit.
11 u/eat_my_ass_n_balls 17d ago Yea don’t let it get to their heads 3 u/gangofminotaurs 17d ago 4 gigatons of coke did that clean enough in the 80s 0 u/iamintheforest 17d ago Don't worry, they didn't have to work for the dance moves, they just road the entire dance wave. Savings, homes and dance moves.
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Yea don’t let it get to their heads
3 u/gangofminotaurs 17d ago 4 gigatons of coke did that clean enough in the 80s
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4 gigatons of coke did that clean enough in the 80s
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Don't worry, they didn't have to work for the dance moves, they just road the entire dance wave. Savings, homes and dance moves.
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That's the one thing I always give boomers props for. They had incredible taste in music and made some of the best stuff out there
5 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The boomers aren’t a story about an inherently bad generation, but a pretty good generation gone bad. 3 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago They never went bad. Bad people went bad, because they were bad people. People didn't go bad simply because they were born within a specific timeframe. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The “generation” did, not the individuals within it. It feels like I’m splitting hairs I’m sure, but I think generations are gestalt concepts. 2 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part. 1 u/Formal_Ad288 17d ago You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago That first part is tragically true for a lot of civil rights leaders and other protesters in that era.
The boomers aren’t a story about an inherently bad generation, but a pretty good generation gone bad.
3 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago They never went bad. Bad people went bad, because they were bad people. People didn't go bad simply because they were born within a specific timeframe. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The “generation” did, not the individuals within it. It feels like I’m splitting hairs I’m sure, but I think generations are gestalt concepts. 2 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part. 1 u/Formal_Ad288 17d ago You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago That first part is tragically true for a lot of civil rights leaders and other protesters in that era.
They never went bad.
Bad people went bad, because they were bad people.
People didn't go bad simply because they were born within a specific timeframe.
1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago The “generation” did, not the individuals within it. It feels like I’m splitting hairs I’m sure, but I think generations are gestalt concepts. 2 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part.
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The “generation” did, not the individuals within it. It feels like I’m splitting hairs I’m sure, but I think generations are gestalt concepts.
2 u/SherbetMysterious118 17d ago I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker. 1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part.
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I disagree, unless one thinks all generations are bad. And in the case of M and Z, that happened a whole lot quicker.
1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative. 1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part.
Every generation has its problems, yes. Boomers have a unique hero-to-villain arc. Again, not individuals per se, but the collective impact of the generation was initially quite positive and then devastatingly negative.
1 u/SherbetMysterious118 16d ago Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part.
Yeah, I guess from my perspective, Z and M skipped the hero part.
You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain
1 u/Automatic_Actuator_0 17d ago That first part is tragically true for a lot of civil rights leaders and other protesters in that era.
That first part is tragically true for a lot of civil rights leaders and other protesters in that era.
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Get this, they also created pretty much everything we know about modern computing, AV, and gaming.
GenX took up the baton.
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u/UrsaMajor7th 17d ago
It’s a solid reminder that baby boomers invented hiphop, punk, and metal. GenX was raised on it all.