Damn, I don't think I've ever seen anyone share a Rush song here, Rush is pretty dope tbh. I didn't like them when I was younger (dad moosic), but I like all genre's of music now as long as it sounds good and I can relate/move to it.

And lmfao, I didn't either! When I first heard this song when I was 13/14, I was either at a friend's house or talking to them on AIM, because they sent me a YT link to an interview with Anthony Green. I couldn't believe that voice was coming out of that man.

Dude had a short haircut with a fade, and a full beard and looked like a lumber jack lol. Nothing physically feminine about him at all, but his signing is very feminine, I actually like that about his art.

Edit: btw, I think the real pandemic is an age virus (half kidding.. i think the isolation is affecting people's sense and awareness of time.. it's rly fuking with ppl psychologically). I swear 2 god, everyone around me is calling themselves "old" all of the sudden. I'm in my twenties, am I old? lol I feel the zoomer/millenial/boomer thing is truly confusing people, if you go to some websites it'll say I'm a millennial, if I go to another I'm a zoomer, I'm a 90's baby.

Honestly.. do the math. The majority/at least half of the people born in the 90's are just hitting their 20's or getting towards the middle of it and haven't turned/aren't near 30 (1/3 are still in school, 1/3 can't find well paying jobs, and at the higher range of 90's babies (born in the early 90's), their ages range from like 27-31 - a lot of these people aren't married and 2/3rds of them still live at home lol).

At that Travis Scott festival, one of the people who died was 27-years-old (they'd be considered part of the older 90's babies); that shows you the mindset of current 20 year-olds (not only that - the culture - they listen to the same music as "zoomers", grew up on the same music, same games, everything was the same - yet we treat these as two different generations?), as well as with the current financial, economic situation taken into mind? The media acts like we have 10-12 year-old children and comment on our parenting styles lmfao! Those are the children of generation x! The majority of 90's babies haven't gotten married or had children yet; the majority haven't hit 30 yet.

But really, do the math, you'll see 90% of people considered "millennials"/born in the 90's aren't close to, or are 30 yet.