53 yo here, so in that dad range for the elder GenZ crowd (y’all pushing 30). I think our age group is more likely to drum to the opening beats of Smells Like Teen Spirit than to Phil Collins.
As an elder millennial with proper boomer parents, I grew up listening to Phil Collins in my mom’s car. Also - Phil Collins is great and so is Nirvana.
yo just last week I was driving my cousin somewhere for work really early in the morning and it was dark out and the streets were empty and I was like: This is just like that scene in Miami Vice where Crockett and Tubbs are driving along and In The Air Tonight comes on! And they were like wtf? I made them pull up that scene on their phone and play it on the car speakers.
53 yo here, so in that dad range for the elder GenZ crowd (y’all pushing 30). I think our age group is more likely to drum to the opening beats of Smells Like Teen Spirit than to Phil Collins.
As an elder millennial with proper boomer parents, I grew up listening to Phil Collins in my mom’s car. Also - Phil Collins is great and so is Nirvana.
My dad was more into The Doors and Grateful Dead.
Yeah, that Phil Collins song was from my childhood. It would come on the radio as my mom drove me to school. I was like 7 or 8.
Mom was into musicals and Niel Diamond though. Lot’s of Streisand and Johnny Mathis too.
yo just last week I was driving my cousin somewhere for work really early in the morning and it was dark out and the streets were empty and I was like: This is just like that scene in Miami Vice where Crockett and Tubbs are driving along and In The Air Tonight comes on! And they were like wtf? I made them pull up that scene on their phone and play it on the car speakers.
No.