🎶It sounds like I've got a song that nobody knows
🎶And I heard it in a post when I was twelve years old
🎶I didn't know it would score the 64-bus home
🎶Turn a Monday to a memory and change my world
Going with my nom—
Turnstile haven't quite clicked with me—
Ninajirachi whipped up something special with her album last year, and I think iPod Touch might be a bit of a sleeper on it— the lyrics hit very specifically to a certain age demographic, and it's just... heavier? than it should be, for something that sounds so simple— there's this layer of unexplainable ~nostalgia feels~ to it— pokes at something resembling reminiscing youth, but once again, to a very specific age range—
I don't know why I can't explain it. Should be able to—
Whatever 2008 brought upon us—
Retrofuturism.
It's an underlying flavour in a dish you can't pinpoint— and it reminds you of something equally happy and sad—
Being born in the 90s is a very specific thing— _________________ Doubles & Conch
cestuneblagueOtana, but No HitoProfile Location: Straight Outta Ballard
Fun fact, I didn't own my first iPod (a NANO, WHAT A DORK) until 2011, like a decade after they premeried and basically less two years before they became obsolete. They are that unique Millennial gadget, for sure.
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