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ITT: essential Gen X uncslop
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>>130178608
Smashing Pumpkins
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Nirvana, Sublime
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>>130178608
Billy Idol
Dire Straits
Talking Heads
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>>130180449
>>130179932
That's millennialcore, fools
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>>130183942
If you want to be specific, it's xennial/elder millennialcore. SP and Nirvana were marginally championed by core millennials (1988-1993) and zillennials (1994-1996), i.e., late millennials. The resurgence in those bands is a Gen Z thing.
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The word slop has become slop. It means nothing anymore.
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>>130183942
>>130183976
I'm getting really tired of you tards and your stupid obsession with generations.
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>>130183979
Slang terms don't even last anymore the moment they hit mainstream they just instantly devolve into meaning either "thing" or "thing I don't like"
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>>130183976
Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, and Sublime were popular with people who were teenagers in the 90s, which is to say gen x
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>>130184016
Yeah, Xennials, which were the tail-end of Gen X. My mom was born a month after Kurt Cobain and never gave two shits about Nirvana.



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