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Sir Nose
Mar 28, 2009


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Mar 28, 2009


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Mar 28, 2009


Ulillinguist posted:

This is great! I'm a bit scared to ask...is 80s music..."boomer" music? :smith:




I'm a millennial and I love 80s music :unsmith:
The first one I suppose is Boomer. #2 is boomer/Gen X grey area.

#3 and #4 are absolutely Gen X songs that maybe Boomers appreciated in their original forms. But Cable Guy's post uses versions that I (Gen X) am not familiar with, so Boomers probably aren't either... So Millennial versions of Gen X songs that Boomers may appreciate?

80s music is not Boomer music, it's aging Gen X music. Go ahead and love it with no shame.

Edit: Until Gen X achieves the level of scorn as Boomers.

Edit 2: Which may already be a thing. I dunno, I'm old Gen X and oblivious.

Sir Nose fucked around with this message at 06:54 on Mar 14, 2024

Sir Nose
Mar 28, 2009


CaptainSarcastic posted:

Gen X is kind of a forgotten generation and as Gen X myself I am okay with that.

:hfive:

Sir Nose
Mar 28, 2009


b mad at me posted:

The median boomer age is 78
Naw, boomers 1945-1964 so median is 70.

b mad at me posted:

so that bomer template looks a bit young

Well yeah, still true. But please don't change thread to "Gen X says..."

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Sir Nose
Mar 28, 2009


Bonzo posted:

Well then he needs a bluetooth headset

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