I was a bit incredulous at the end when the teen daughter and her date danced to U2. I just can't imagine a teenager today purposely choosing U2 as romantic background.
Mind you, I don't have anything against the band. I just think their music would be something Matt Damon and his wife would be dancing too, not their daughter.
Dumb question. How many teens listen to the Stones or Zeppelin?
shareI was wondering the same. I personally don't know any teen that would choose this either. I'm sure there are some out there, but surely they are a tiny minority.
shareI'm sure there are some out there, but surely they are a tiny minority.
I'm a teen. I personally dislike a lot of new music. U2's one of my favorites. So are the Stones and Lou Reed.
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Exactly. Believe it or not a lot of younger people don't pander and follow every trend.
U2 (while I'm not a fan) spans many ages.
There is always a subset of teens that will revert to older/classic material.
I get your incredulity and don't fault you at all, but it doesn't strike me as odd one bit.
If it were Pink Floyd or Bob Marley as the musical choice would you have the same objection?
Though who could dance to Pink Floyd?
Though who could dance to Pink Floyd?
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I thought maybe Matt Damon put the song on the iPod for them?
Great song, I'm a huuuuuge fan of basically anything 80s (and most 90s) U2.