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Fordítási probléma jelentése
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39pTMsTGNvs
Another one that isn't easy to shake off:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9TJmLrJEzM
Here is one that's been going on almost 30 years:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yes3-bn5f8
Ha! I commented on this video like two years ago and thought I got it out of my system. It's following me across the internet.
All it says is "We were big when Woodstock was a thing! How come you kids won't notice us any more, even though we changed our name twice just to stay HIP? It was US that built this, not your MTV!"
It's one big boomer musical complaint.
I think, to be hip, you also have to have good product. Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel, at the same exact time, somehow managed to remain hip. To name but two. ZZ Top did too. Even though their 70s music was far superior.
What I mean is that Starship (nee Jefferson Starship, nee Jefferson Airplane) lost every bit of their creativity by 1985, but still wanted the popularity. MTV tried to help, but it couldn't, because they weren't making any good music any more. Despite MTV's power, image wasn't really everything, even in the 80s. It had to actually sound good, too.
I hear they were popular on Kashyyyk back in the day...
Oh, dear lord in heaven....
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Jefferson_Starship