> > Kid Rock? Did I see him in that Pamela Anderson cartoon on Spike way back?
>
> Kid Rock? I kinda dig the guy. He got shut-out by the music industry, so he produced
> his own record, and walked it all around self promoting and made himself famous...
> that's kewl. And his music aint't half bad.
Right at this moment I know more about him as most of the others in that list. Playing the video would be overkill.
But to the original point, even he's a bit old for... well, maybe not. Skynyrd was a common T-shirt choice when I was in high school (along with Rush, but not so much Floyd). So a decade or so.
Green Day was just off the bottom of that image, but I thought they were pretty much over. Bruno Mars and Jason Mraz I've heard of, but I can't imagine teen boys liking someone with those names. Gotta have a cool name, right? Only the girls can like someone with a name that "normal." Ke$ha... as far as I know, is in a "what did she do now?" situation at this point.
Without knowing music from any of them, I'm guessing the only one I'd see my hypothetical 15-year-old wearing is Daft Punk. Others are, well, YOU aren't all that close to being a teen either (though the kids might have buffered that quite a bit).
I see "J-pop" seems to have been replaced by "K-pop." Rambling....
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