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it was different, so of course people that were used to the norm were not going to like it.
i will explain more later if you need it.
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Ha.
And, grunge was a great form of rebellion, which us teenagers are known so well for. It was a new form of revolt, and therefore appealing.
And perhaps it opened the door of intrigue to a new, fascinating region of the country?
Kind of like a Pandora's Box ordeal.
Older generations? HA. How's this:
Forever and ever, our world has been based around Power. With the popularity of this new form of rock gaining... the older generation saw their pride, grown from Beatle's-esque rock, deflating. Their power of having the upperhand was slipping from under their feet.
Also of noteworthy mention, it seems to be a commonality among older generations that change is not accepted too easily --- perhaps it concerns them that they are leaving the world and the world is not concerned with their ideas/morals whatsoever -- aka the world has already left them.
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