The Rise of the Reboot: Why We Can’t Escape Nostalgia
I’ve wondered if I, too, have become a member of a generation reluctant to move past adolescence.
Where were you when Emo Fest was announced? Who did it give you permission to text? What playlists did you revisit? Which elements of your younger self were suddenly unearthed?
Excuse me???produced by the same company involved in the Astroworld tragedy
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It’s just how it was Almost FamousRolling Stone
Writing in SpaceCreem Rolling Stone
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Madison Jamar is a writer from Columbus, Ohio. She currently lives and works in Queens, NY.
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