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Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Crimson - 10-20-2012
Pretty funny.lol
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Charon - 10-20-2012
Yes indeed very funny to see, the lady at 1:37 even enjoyed it.
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Oni - 10-20-2012
Respect for the guy who said "not exactly Sinatra or Dean Martin."
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Crimson - 10-20-2012
They started to get into it at one point.lol
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Charon - 10-20-2012
(10-20-2012, 07:24 PM)Crimson Wrote: They started to get into it at one point.lol
Yeah well, I think Elders would never understand the new-generation music.
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Crimson - 10-20-2012
(10-20-2012, 07:34 PM)INST1NCT Wrote: Yeah well, I think Elders would never understand the new-generation music.
And their parents didn't understand their music.
It's a never ending cycle.
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - MinecraftGeek - 10-20-2012
I've seen this before it's quite funny elders normally like classic music
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Oni - 10-21-2012
(10-20-2012, 07:36 PM)Crimson Wrote:(10-20-2012, 07:34 PM)INST1NCT Wrote: Yeah well, I think Elders would never understand the new-generation music.
And their parents didn't understand their music.
It's a never ending cycle.
It's true. Each generation has its own form of music.
Previous generations generally oppose the new music, because they already have an idea of what music they like.
I'm not saying older people are against change, but they certainly observe change in a more critical manner.
They have more experience, so it's only fair we respect them, and allow them to have their own opinions.
RE: Elders reaction to Dubstep. - Diego - 10-23-2012
Is this what the young people listen to? lol
thanks for the share