Hey remember when you used to be a fan of boybands? Cringe all you like. I know you at least USED to like them. You were maybe 12, and still innocently thought that their dance moves were cool, and you memorized all of their lyrics. You weren't? Well, just me then. (Yeah right, I know you were!)
Let's go down that disastrous memory lane, where you used to have crushes over that pimply faced 17 year old boy in your school bus, you still diligently did your homework and being the teacher's pet wasn't such a bad thing.
Back then, the biggest thing to rock your music experience was this band:
AHHhhhhh! Cringe! Bleach! Yuckkkkk!
And then you claimed you evolved, and moved on to boybands who actually play their own instruments.
But then you got tired of the goody goody boybands, so you felt that you were maturing, and started to be fans of a much naughtier looking bunch.
Let's go down that disastrous memory lane, where you used to have crushes over that pimply faced 17 year old boy in your school bus, you still diligently did your homework and being the teacher's pet wasn't such a bad thing.
Back then, the biggest thing to rock your music experience was this band:
AHHhhhhh! Cringe! Bleach! Yuckkkkk!
And then you claimed you evolved, and moved on to boybands who actually play their own instruments.
But then you got tired of the goody goody boybands, so you felt that you were maturing, and started to be fans of a much naughtier looking bunch.
5ive
But really, they were just yet another boyband.
We were innocent and naive I suppose, and now our musical experience has (for most people) expanded, and you become more open to other genres and artistes. But for as long as you live, when someone asked you what was the first cassette/CD you bought, you'd be hard pressed not to lie and say it was one of the above.
We were innocent and naive I suppose, and now our musical experience has (for most people) expanded, and you become more open to other genres and artistes. But for as long as you live, when someone asked you what was the first cassette/CD you bought, you'd be hard pressed not to lie and say it was one of the above.
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