Why's the writer listening to james blunt still, that your beautiful song sucked when it came out too lol I used to be really into music, writing, releasing, c

Why's the writer listening to james blunt still, that your beautiful song sucked when it came out too lol I used to be really into music, writing, releasing, curating everything. But yeah around my 30s idk, i lost interest i guess like any other hobby. I listen to podcasts now when I drive. In my 20s finding music was like hard work. I went through a lot music all the time. One thing I think is interesting is older music seems to be sticking around more. Like maybe in the 60s and on more timeless music was written? like in 2000, Idk anyone that listened to 40s or really 50s music, music that would be 50-60 years old at the time. But in the 2020s, 1960s, 70s, 80s music is still around. I think still has a lot of cultural relevancy. Or maybe the kids today don't care about the beatles or jimi hendrix? I find that hard to believe though. In 20 more years are we going to say Queen and ACDC sucked and never listen to it again? What do rebelious kids and angsty teens listen to now? Who are the red hot chili peppers, and weezers and blink182s right now.