Part 7/10:
The Changing Youth Culture and Metal's Disappearance
The presenter highlights that modern youth are less engaged with playing instruments and more immersed in social media and fitness. Unlike previous generations, today’s teens prefer activities like working out, sports, or digital entertainment than attending metal shows or moshing at festivals like Woodstock.
He nostalgically references the 1999 Woodstock performance by K., where teenagers moshed without phones or parents around. This scene encapsulates a time when young people actively engaged in the raw, rebellious energy of metal and rock music, creating a distinct subculture and lifestyle that fostered deep connections to the music.