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Rage, rage against the Lying of the Right No fucking clue. Sober 22 Nov 96 Born '68 Traverse City, MI https://www.instagram.com/maryscottoconnor/ READ THE ALT TEXT They also serve who only stand and wait.
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I’m on the even older side where I shared it with the Zoomer granddaughter and we had a good laugh. Ah, the circle of life.
Show PostMy understanding of millennials are people who had childhoods before 9/11? Either older or younger but pre-9/11. Because optimism wasn’t high after 9/11 barring the Obama camapping and even that rested with the financial crisis.
Show Postno, they're going for the specific time period when that song came out (2011)
Show PostFrom 2011. I confused it.
Show PostIt’s weird to be realize you can be sniffy and say that the real song should be “You get what you give” by New Radicals if they want a song to signify actual millennial optimism. As opposed to some indie song I just learned from watching this and which Wikipedia tells me comes from 1999.
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