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Yungblud and Bad Wolves have made the news in the rock and metal scene throughout the early part of this month for a variety of reasons. One is under fire for getting vulnerable. The other is getting mixed reviews as they announce a new era with a new single - something they’ve done a lot in their career. They’re each experiencing two different scenarios right now, but they have one thing in common - they’re both dealing with questions of legitimacy, continuity and audience expectations.
Val thinks they’re caught between two audiences: one that supports them and one that doesn’t - and those audiences are debating in real time, online, publicly, on where they belong.
Let's analyze, vigorously.
Get more Val at https://valkleinhans.com/
By Val KleinhansYungblud and Bad Wolves have made the news in the rock and metal scene throughout the early part of this month for a variety of reasons. One is under fire for getting vulnerable. The other is getting mixed reviews as they announce a new era with a new single - something they’ve done a lot in their career. They’re each experiencing two different scenarios right now, but they have one thing in common - they’re both dealing with questions of legitimacy, continuity and audience expectations.
Val thinks they’re caught between two audiences: one that supports them and one that doesn’t - and those audiences are debating in real time, online, publicly, on where they belong.
Let's analyze, vigorously.
Get more Val at https://valkleinhans.com/