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How many teenagers committed suicide because of rock and roll? The issue isn't a changing of culture, it's an issue of mental health. Previous generations "lo
by tw04 5y ago
How many teenagers committed suicide because of rock and roll?
The issue isn't a changing of culture, it's an issue of mental health. Previous generations "looked down" on things like music because it was a cultural phenomenon they didn't understand or care for. I don't recall any previous generation that was facing massive mental health issues as a result of their cultural changes.
I still think some of the new music being produced is garbage and some is good. I think it's hilarious to see 20-somtehing girls wearing baggy clothing that looks like it's straight out of the early 90s. None of those things have me concerned for their mental well-being. Sanity perhaps*.
*joking
- chrisseaton 5y agoPeople thought the Beatles' music was making women mentally ill. It's the same record on repeat.
- GongOfFour 5y agoYou aren't even engaging with the ideas in this thread. Do you think everything is hunky dory with the kids today?
- chrisseaton 5y ago‘The kids’ seem better informed, more self-aware, more socially conscious, more creative, than ever. Young people I meet today always amaze me with what they know and think and are trying to achieve. Much better than I was at their age!