Famous people & discussing pop culture
Mar 3, 2018 11:03:17 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 3, 2018 11:03:17 GMT 10
I was giving this a thought earlier and I thought it would be an interesting idea for a topic. If there was a famous person/celebrity who you wish you could have a pop culture discussion with, who would it be?
John Lennon:
I think it would be really interesting to hear John Lennon's views on the music scene and society, in general. I would imagine that he would take quite an interest in discussing music/pop culture over time, as he was very intuitive and always looked at the bigger picture. Sometimes I wonder how he would have perceived the '80s and the MTV Generation. I remember I watched an interview of him (my Dad is a massive Beatles fan, so I have watched quite a lot of interviews over the years) from the beginning of 1980 and he stated that he was looking forward to the new decade. It's a shame that his life ended so soon.
Kurt Cobain:
Kurt was quite knowledgeable about the music scene. I find it interesting how he explains the origins of new-wave in this interview and how Nirvana have similarities with the genre. Even the way he describes it as being a "progression and mutation of punk rock". It would have been really interesting to hear his views on the music industry and pop culture, in my opinion.
John Lennon:
I think it would be really interesting to hear John Lennon's views on the music scene and society, in general. I would imagine that he would take quite an interest in discussing music/pop culture over time, as he was very intuitive and always looked at the bigger picture. Sometimes I wonder how he would have perceived the '80s and the MTV Generation. I remember I watched an interview of him (my Dad is a massive Beatles fan, so I have watched quite a lot of interviews over the years) from the beginning of 1980 and he stated that he was looking forward to the new decade. It's a shame that his life ended so soon.
Kurt Cobain:
Kurt was quite knowledgeable about the music scene. I find it interesting how he explains the origins of new-wave in this interview and how Nirvana have similarities with the genre. Even the way he describes it as being a "progression and mutation of punk rock". It would have been really interesting to hear his views on the music industry and pop culture, in my opinion.
