Grunge Rock in Pop Culture: Lexicon of Grunge

An interview with Megan Jasper, a sales representative for Sub Pop Records who told a reporter from the NY Times a set of made-up slang terms that she claimed were associated with the Seattle grunge scene in the early 1990's. Also featured is "Grunge Fashion" and a Muzak version of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit

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Music

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• Grunge
• Seattle
• Nirvana
• Cobain
• Sub
• Pop
• Megan
• Jasper
• muzak

[ganado12]

the 90's was such an awesum time in da world

[squatch4ever]

I really love 90s culture

[cmtmj2006]

@ganado12 So fucking right bro. When I was in college in the early 90s grunge wear was what I wore long before it became a fashion. I miss Kurt, Layne and Andy and I can't help but look back and see how good life was back before Iphones and shit. Life was simple and meaning was every thing.

[tacosaregod]

wheres the rest of the video

[ChocolateDragonz]

1:33 Hahaha department store "Smells Like Teen Spirit"....Funny..

[oddsource]

@ganado12 yea it was... specially the economy booming. Great loans, businesses thought to go ahead with new ideas and not be afraid to try anything. As of Grunge I still have my HOW ARE YOU? t-shirt from the 90s :) RIP KURT COBAIN!

[Japaneseshibainu]

@VictorC53 true! 

[VictorC53]

@Japaneseshibainu ear plugs

[1944ACE1944]

The reason why gangsta fashion has been mainstream 4 so long is that the true gangs never opted out, once they do it won't be popular

[dolly32112]

@Japaneseshibainu i do, i was joking -.- they're clearly not cheetos and even if they were it wouldn't be a fashion statement...

[Japaneseshibainu]

@dolly32112 obv you don't get that I'm joking :L

[dolly32112]

@Japaneseshibainu it's a grunge fashion statement, obv :L