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Now that the dust has settled, where did they go so wrong with this?
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>>132001819
Literally thinking of the idea to do a modern cover in the first place
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>>132001819
The point of the original song was as a response to then-contemporary fears and anxiety about the present and future by demonstrating that these fears and anxiety are not exclusive to any one generation, hence "we didn't start the fire" or in other words, "there is nothing new under the sun"
What Fall Out Boy did was make the song about said fears and anxiety and airing their Millennial victim complex instead, completely missing the mark
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>>132001906
I'm never going to defend the FOB cover but how is it honestly different from the original?
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THIS THREAD'S STILL
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>>132001906
Patrick is a millennial but Pete is tailend Gen X.
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