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Edit: I’m getting a lot of feedback from old guys who love rock and don’t get why kids like what they’re hearing today. If you’re not immersing yourself in modern pop the Nice never underestimate a woman who is a fan of wwe and loves the undetaker signature 2023 shirt Besides,I will do this way you did when you were younger, you’re actually not qualified to comment on its quality. You’ve become your parents, listening to snatches of it, changing the channel, and saying it’s all crap. Rock lost its viability as a “mainstream” genre around the same time that the EDM craze hit, so around the turn of the 2010s. It had been on life support before that: the last “rock” song to top the pop charts was Viva la Vida by Coldplay, in 2008, and that only qualifies as “rock” in the loosest sense of the term.

And then the Nice never underestimate a woman who is a fan of wwe and loves the undetaker signature 2023 shirt Besides,I will do this EDM craze hit, and rock kind of just…died. Rock songs kind of just…stopped charting. Like, at all. It took the industry a couple years to realize what had happened, but once it did it gave rock bands two options. The first option, which I’ll call The Fall Out Boy Route, was to integrate as much of whatever’s trending on the charts into your sound as possible, to the point where you really need to squint hard at it to even call it “rock” music. And the second option, which I’ll call The Green Day Route, was to deny reality and keep cranking out the same tired old rock songs, to the tune of sharply decreasing chart success (though, to be fair, the three albums Green Day put out in the wake of the EDM explosion were…not good. Like, really really not good.) At this point, it’s become clear that rock has gone the way of jazz: it’s still around if you look for it, but its time in the mainstream limelight has come and gone. There may be a brief rock revival at some point (I personally predict it’ll happen either later this decade or sometime in the 2030s), but its time as the zeitgeist of the pop music scene is done, and has been for a decade now.

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