Describe a Boomer Democrat who listens to emo

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I suppose Ian MacKaye might technically qualify, but he helped create emo so he's not a typical emo fan.

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

I think a friends mom fits this category

[Samof94]

I suppose Ian MacKaye might technically qualify, but he helped create emo so he's not a typical emo fan.

Someone who has a granddaughter who likes Paramore and got into the genre that way.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I suppose Ian MacKaye might technically qualify, but he helped create emo so he's not a typical emo fan.

Someone who has a granddaughter who likes Paramore and got into the genre that way.

Paramore isn't an emo band.

[DavidB.]

Probably plenty of those. A guy who was a left-wing student at the end of the 60s, was against Vietnam war, has always stayed progressive (at least culturally), is interested in alternative music.

A Boomer Republican who listens to emo may be more challenging to find.

[Samof94]

I suppose Ian MacKaye might technically qualify, but he helped create emo so he's not a typical emo fan.

Someone who has a granddaughter who likes Paramore and got into the genre that way.

Paramore isn't an emo band.

What about Blink 182? MCR?

[TransfemmeGoreVidal]

Lifelong music afficianado that continued to be open to listening to new genres that came into existence after their youth.

[morgieb]

I mean younger Boomers would’ve been in their mid-20’s when Revolution Summer happened. That’s still young enough to develop new music taste.

[wnwnwn]

Late 50s born boomers who had followed punk scens since 1976/1977.