Thread 127376159

Why is this cornball song suddenly back?

It's a good song (in my humble opinion)

>>127376159 (OP)
because it's a song that tells it like it is

It never left

>>127376301
tpbp, literally the most streamed 90s song

>>127376159 (OP)
I haven't heard it played anywhere since before 9/11.

>>127376530
>Thunderstruck almost 2 billion streams
Literally how

The kids are rediscovering the 90s because they found it was appreciably less pozzed.

>>127376159 (OP)
it's a good song and hugely popular

Clairo

>>127376159 (OP)
My dad used to get this band to play parties out at the property their family business was on. He golf carted Johnny's amps out to a barn and he said he used to dress exactly like he did in all the public appearences, with ripped jeans and thin jackets in 2 feet of WNY snow. Of course back in those days they were just a lower IQ Husker Du rather than making faggot music like this.

saw goo goo dolls live last month and the show was incredible. one of my favorite concerts

>>127376709
Probably on a cape slop soundtrack or something.

some forced meme tik tok shit i reckon

>>127378064
is it possible to get people into actual good music this way?

I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW WHO I AM

>>127377563
Recognize Buffalo anons

It's an incredible song actually, and this is the most iconic live performance of the 21st century
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HZM0QiuUS8

>>127376709
it has like 7 billion views on Tiktok also (same as Back In Black), memeable songs basically

Think we all realize GGD get mogged by

https://youtu.be/beINamVRGy4

>>127376862
>it's a good song
WHAT?

>>127376159 (OP)
more real than the slop that tops the charts these days that is more than likely made with the assistance of AI

>>127376159 (OP)
Name is better

there's gonna be a bit of a hegellian zeitgeist shift due to the "current political environment," and people are gonna be increasingly listening to 90s office radio to take the edge off daily living. I've been predicting a rise in soft rock for about a year now, and definitely expect shit like Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox 20, light Bush, Barenaked Ladies, Jewel and the other sorta edgier sexy folk singer girls, etc etc. Everybody's so vaporpilled now I wouldn't be surprised if Kenny G and Enya start trending, Chuck Mangione due to King of the Hill revival-- basically for everyone except spazzy 13-23 year olds, pop culture in general is going to trend more and more towards relaxing, comfy vibes as the pendulum swings back from breakcore influenced pop music and different flavors of hxc being the only viable form of an "indie" rock band.

Dizzy Up The Girl [Warner Bros., 1998] *bomb*

>>127382846
even the King of the Hill revival itself is a constituent part of the comfort renaissance

>>127377563
>Of course back in those days they were just a lower IQ Husker Du
I always thought of their earlier stuff as "store-brand Replacements" but maybe that's just because Johnny sounds a lot like Paul Westerberg

127382846
>ChatGPT post

>>127376159 (OP)
OP stresses the second Goo when saying the bands name

>>127378150
yeah you put it in a good movie or video game

>>127383072
I'm not sure it was 100% chatGPT because he spelled "Hegelian" wrong.

>>127383072
>>127383946

I just came back and realized you were talking about me lol, no that is not a chat gpt post what a weird thing to say- I don't even know how to do that but I'm flattered.

Also reiterating my point that vh-1 music will be making more of a resurgence over the next few months.

>>127382846
90s artists on Spotify last week:

Radiohead +80%
Limp Bizkit +53%
Deftones +52%
Jeff Buckley +196%
Mindless Self Indulgence +171%

Goo Goo Dolls +5%
Matchbox 20 -69%
Bush -40%
Barenaked Ladies -77%
Jewel -74%
Kenny G -47%
Enya -23%
Chuck Mangione +79% (just died I think)

>>127379315
how to properly dry a guitar?

>>127376530
I'm honestly shocked. No chance I guessed that top 5.

>>127386829
>+53%
KEEP ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN