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Skimming through these, the sad thing is that quite a lot of these are seemingly people/kids for western countries. It reminds me of a segment in Jay Leno where
by pan69 12y ago
Skimming through these, the sad thing is that quite a lot of these are seemingly people/kids for western countries. It reminds me of a segment in Jay Leno where they went on the street asking geography questions like, where on the map is Russia or something like that.
It amazes me how people, even young ones, can be so out of touch with culture. Whether you like U2 or not, if you grew up in the western world and you're above the age of 14 (which most these people seem like), you know, or now what, U2 is.
- readerrrr 12y agoI would have to disagree with the age. 14 seems like the time when someone starts consciously listening to music. U2 was popular around the 90 to 00 and the last good album U2 created was 10 years ago. Therefore 20 and younger probably don't know them. I would like to see a pool to confirm or disprove this. Here is something interesting: http://musicmachinery.com/2014/02/13/age-specific-listening/ http://musicmachinery.com/2014/02/13/age-specific-listening/
- pan69 12y agoMaybe you're right. Interesting link. I have to say though, they did one of the biggest grossing tours, if not THE biggest tour, in history of music between 2009 and 2011: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U2_360%C2%B0_Tour http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U2_360%C2%B0_Tour To be honest, at the age of around 14 today you should at least know "what" U2 is even thought you've never listed to or heard any or their music.