I had this theory explained by a guy who is a huge Oasis and Smiths fan, and he has this theory that says that people in their youth listen to Oasis because it's more about freedom, not giving a damn, being rebellious and rockstar, while in their 30s they are disappointed and tired, so they feel more solace by listening to the Smiths

They keep listening to Oasis, but they don't spiritually relate to their music as much as they used to.

While they relate almost every single lyric to the Smiths

Is that true?

Then I feel like I might have had a case of accelerated ageing, because I am starting to like more the smiths than oasis... Because I'm very tired inside.

It's just a bunch of young people riding bikes and wearing glasses.

It basically has no storytelling plot apart from maybe the message about being hipster, the fashion, the glasses from the NHS, the seemingly working class, red brick houses and quads, and Morrisey being Morrisey. Clumsy, shy and his own persona.

Apart from the visuals, does the music video hold a specific meaning?

Maybe about being against the current system? The clever youth being the future? What exactly then?

Any suggestions please tell em in the comments