Growing into linkin park in mid-late 20s after having dismissed them as cringe and gay

People want to feel like they're part of something. I just found the love for Chester really cringe because it was like really guys, you're going to pretend to be devoted fans to something you haven't listened to since you were 10?

The one that actually pissed me off was how people bandwagoned when Lemmy died, because I got shit from normies when I was young for being a Motörhead fan. Then some of those same fucking people pretended that they cared that "we'd" lost a "rock icon."

But yeah, people want to feel like they were part of something. I've heard so many boomers tell me they were "there" when punk was happening. By "there" they mean they were alive in the late 70s/early 80s, had a Cars record, and lived in suburban middle America.

Meteora is all you need to know about LP

LIES. A Thousand Suns is where it is at. Mike Shinoda himself in the lyrics distances himself from that album. People grow, and develop - let the dead bury the dead.

thousand suns is garbage and so are YOU

Same idk what the fuck happened to me

if you haven't discovered Fallout Boy's From Under The Cork Tree and Infinity on High, you need to kys yourself

I don't like Fallout Boy. I only listen to Jimmy Eat World, Paramore, and MCR

similar boat. it's not necessarilly that they are that good but i had been an avant teen for so fucking long i just needed to chill and listen to normalfag stuff so it actually means something and i don't go insane

I never hated Nu-Metal. The people always dissing it were and still are, for the most part, extremely pretentious pricks. The reason people are now realizing "hey this stuff is actually pretty good" is because they've finally stopped listening to what hipsters think.

This, but with lil peep

yeah it felt too trendy at the time but he was great