I'd agree with this perspective honestly. Older people no longer relate to finding as many "bae" or partners as possible. They're generally not looking for a te

I'd agree with this perspective honestly. Older people no longer relate to finding as many "bae" or partners as possible. They're generally not looking for a teenage boy band to sweep them off their feet and make their dreams come true. They no longer find ___'s bad boy attitude alluring, as it seems childish. Popular Music just isn't targeted towards the older age groups, which is why we always look back on it on rose-coloured and sex-hungry glasses. That doesn't mean it's not still relevant to some of them, but it doesn't have the same relevance it did from when we were teenagers. Plus, songs about how your boss messed up a paycheque calculation, how your child cries for 6 nights straight, which foods give you heart burn, or how hard it is to save for retirement aren't as attractive topics.