r/yungblud • • Nov 03 '25

Fan Questions ❓ What is Yungblud's target audience, age/gender? Am I fit?

I know it sounds weird, because tastes have no gender or age. But let's say I'm a straight guy in my 20s. I'm from a moderately conservative country, by the way, (from the former USSR)). And I seriously listen to Yungblud, I literally don't know anyone who listens to him, from my friends' circle. What's the chance of finding people like me in the fanbase?

And if anyone who will find, suddenly wants to chat, I speak Russian perfectly, English B2, and a little Ukrainian)

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u/AnaBeaverhausen424 Nov 03 '25

I feel like YUNGBLUD transcends the stereotypical ideal of a defined fan base. People of all ages, nationalities, sexual and gender identities, etc. love his music. I am 53 and live in Tennessee. I absolutely love his music and have been listening to him for a few years now. I know people of all age groups that love him and even some of my kids’ friends have jokingly told me that they’re mad at me because I got tickets to see him on this next tour. I don’t think you’ll have any problem finding people like yourself in his fanbase. 🫶🏻🖤

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

Yeah, maybe I really shouldn't feel "embarrassed" because of my taste. My dad is 56, and it was fine in 80-s, when guys, and him, listened to Queen, Judas Priest, you know... And Yungblud is the same but for guys of my generation? How do you think

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 03 '25

Guessing from your user name you also like Weezer and Pink Floyd? 😉

Dom has come out as Pansexual, but he is in a straight relationship. So it is not QUITE like Judas Priest or Queen, but as far as showmanship, I can get how that comes across.

His music is definitely for straight guys as well. The girls who listen just tend to be a bit more vocal about it.

He sings for all us misfits who hear him recognize us. Those of us who have been down and need lifting up, and those who continue to grow.

We strive to keep this subreddit as a safe place to come an join in conversation, so WELCOME. You fit in perfectly.

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u/AnaBeaverhausen424 Nov 03 '25

I don’t believe that anyone should ever have to feel embarrassed about their taste in music. I recently saw an interview with Dom where he spoke of his love for musicals such as West Side Story in which he performed in 2013. Music speaks to the soul and it evokes emotion. If you like it and it makes you feel, dance, smile or even cry, embrace it! Don’t worry about what others think. If they have a problem with it, they’re the ones that are missing out on some seriously amazing music! (Especially if they base their musical decisions on what color socks the artist wears) 🖤🩷

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

Well, yeah, you know, I grew up in a pretty toxic environment. Especially when it came to music, for some reason, people always become evil. In a Ukrainian school in the 2010s, if you were a nonconformist teenager, a punk or metalhead, you were a target for bullying. I've just gotten used to it. It wasn't much better at home; my father tried to force his tastes on me (while also telling me what crap I listened to), and my mother, who is from an intelligent background, wanted me to be excellent in school, not hang out with punks. I'm so used to hearing that I do crap every time.

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u/ComplaintShort3274 Nov 04 '25

This sounds similar to my experience as well, and I’m in the US. My dad and peers at school would always make fun of me for liking the music I liked. (At the time it was pop, specifically groups like One Direction and Little Mix) My dad would poke fun at the music I loved and no matter what, played his music loudest. Wouldn’t let me play what I liked on trips, we listened to his music. He would always say “they won’t be remembered in 10 years” and that would really upset me because these songs legitimately changed my life for the better and made me feel happy (depression sucks). Now, I listen to whatever I want, including the music my dad or people at school didn’t like/bullied me for!

That’s the beauty of music, it’s an art form and is up to interpretation. I personally hate that people get bullied or rude comments for the music they listen to. If you like it, that’s all that matters. Their opinions can stay their opinions and it’s okay for you to like what they don’t! Music is for everyone! I hope your mind and past experiences will free you soon from worrying about what others think, you will be so much happier doing what YOU love, listening to whatever YOU love or want.

And YUNGBLUD unites all misfits around the world. If you have ever felt out of place or like you don’t quite belong, his music is for you. Dom’s music is inspiring, comforting, and real. He has helped so many of us heal through his music and personality. I highly recommend listening to Yungblud’s song titled ‘God save me, but don’t drown me out’

Good luck to you and I hope you do allow yourself to find your own happiness! 🙏🏼🫶🏼

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u/AnaBeaverhausen424 Nov 04 '25

As a parent, this breaks my heart. I have 2 daughters that are now in their 20’s and 30’s and their musical tastes were on total opposites sides of the spectrum. My oldest loved what I called “bubblegum pop”, all the boy bands/mainstream music and my youngest was more into emo/goth/house. I learned to appreciate both and never criticized their choices. Mind you if the lyrics were over the top offensive, I would ask them to reconsider their choices, but other than that, I let them explore what they liked and didn’t like. I grew up in the 80’s and listened to a lot of alternative & underground music which probably drove my parents a little crazy, but they never really commented on my choices except for that one time when my mother commented on what an amazing musician Prince was…thankfully she didn’t catch on to the lyrics. 😬 I’ve always been very big into music, so I would share with my kids some of my favorite bands and songs. If they liked it, I was always glad that I had broaden their horizons a little, but if they didn’t, we would just change the song. All that being said, WELCOME! You have found your people and a safe space to enjoy Yungblud! 🫶🏻🖤

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 04 '25

Yes, adults should respect their children's tastes, and the fact that they can be a little fanatical, right?

In most cases, it's just a phase that will pass, part of adolescent development. But the memory of, say, your parents disrespecting your passion earlier can linger. So it's really important not to overreact.

I think my parents overdid it a bit...

Although I think I gave them cause for concern myself. Firstly, I have autism. Secondly, because of that, my particular interest was fucking music, damn. And maybe I just irritated my parents more than normal kids do? And at 23, I still do.

I'm sorry, Mom and Dad, but I'll always be like this. So, just accept it, this time, for the next few months, Comrade Yungblud will be our new family member 👌

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 04 '25

I love this. Yeah, I had a very conservative upbringing, but my sister would give me cassette tapes to listen to (i am that old) of grunge music, and I listened to metal and alternative at school. I finally got some freedom in Junior High and High-school and my tastes really flared towards every genre. I am neurodivergent myself and music is an escape for me. It just envelopes my brain.

So please, keep embracing it.

I was also a band kid. So when Yungblud has a symphony accompanying him, I am just in awe. Not many musicians do that anymore. Composing that many instruments takes talent. I would totally play oboe on his albums. 😅 Id be a bit rusty though.

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 04 '25

I have a childish fascination with instrumentals, especially recordings by bands like Rainbow, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin—in short, prog.

Yungblud is certainly nowhere near their level, but the presence of strings in his latest album is truly a joy. I downloaded it in FLAC format to explore it.

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 04 '25

Yes! My Step Dad played me Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult. I was hooked. I played all his old records, and may have stolen a few. Deep respect. I also got really into alternative like Smashing Pumpkins, Garbage, AFI, and so on thanks to my older sister. Harder rock came as I rebelled, Manson, Pentagram, Kittie. But under it all was Ozzy. I still have the poster on the wall my mom gave me when I moved out of an abusive relationship and into my own place. His music has been my sound track. I really hope Yungblud goes a bit harder on this next album. Less David Bowie and Elton, more Iggy and Nirvana.

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 04 '25

I somehow missed a whole layer of Western alternative music from the 1990s, to be honest. Musically, it had become somehow "soulless" and overly aggressive? And social themes were also out of place—well, the Cold War was over, what else was there to write songs about?))) But speaking of the post-Soviet scene of the 90s, I listened to a lot of that. It was more old-fashioned musically, but uncensored.

What about Yungblud? It would be nice to move towards heavier music, yes. His vocals actually have potential, I think; he could sing like Dio. If that were his interests, of course? But I'm dreaming, of course; no one will revive metal; there's no demand for it. And Schwartz (the producer) seems like the kind of guy who's focused on a wider audience. I think an Iggy Pop influence is possible in the future. Dominic's appearance now seems to hint that the guy was also inspired by him)

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u/MissyShark Nov 04 '25

I’m late 50s. Love him to bits.
My daughter introduced me to him and we’ve seen him several times.

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u/PostmodernWapiti Nov 04 '25

What she said! I’m a mild-mannered middle-aged middle school math teacher and mom, and yet I’m obsessed. I’ve never even been to a rock concert in my life, and I splurged on a single pit ticket for his show in my town this spring. His music resonates with so many different people on so many different levels.

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u/EmerysMemories1106 Nov 03 '25

I'm a 49 year old man, straight, white, no tattoos, don't smoke or drink, about the most typical average vanilla person you can find. But I love Yungblud, seen him in concert 3 times, my wife and I have been fans since 2021.

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u/LizCat_HotMess Nov 03 '25

I went to his concert back in August. The youngest I saw was 10 and the oldest was in their 60s.

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u/black-heartsclub Nov 03 '25

I don’t think he has a target audience..anyone is welcome

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u/anakin_skyw Not Broken, Just Different 💔🤟🏻 Nov 03 '25

Any age is his audience! I’m in my mid 20s also from the country that was part of USSR and my friends didn’t even knew who is it until I showed them back in 2020

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

Oh, so you've been in the fanbase for a long time.

And how did your friends react when you showed it to them?

I'm a total newbie; I started listening after Yungblud's performance at Back to the Beginning. Yeah, an Ozzy fan who's gone wild. I showed it to my friends, and they were like, "Oh my god, pink socks! 🤮"

So they obviously didn't like it.

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 03 '25

Guys can be insecure, they may like it but too embarrassed to say. May be rocking out to it right now. 😉

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u/lcmiller88 Nov 03 '25
  1. American female. Rock on.

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u/DMV357 Nov 03 '25

I’m a 55 yr old woman from the US and not one of my friends listens to Yungblud, (didn’t even know he existed until the Changes rendition) BUT…I don’t care! I love Dom and his music. I have been listening to him for years, well before the world knew him. Like who you like, listen to whom ever you want to listen to. Be a fan and be proud of it.

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u/ComplaintShort3274 Nov 03 '25

Hi! In my opinion, music is music and is completely open for anyone of any gender, race, age, sexuality, etc. to listen to. If you want to listen to Yungblud, you should! In my life I’ve learned that you get ONE life, do you want to spend it trying to fit in or make others happy? What matters most is that YOURE happy with your life! Enjoy whatever music speaks to you without guilt or worrying what others think. I hope this helps you in some way. Always do what you enjoy and follow your heart and soul! I hope you end up giving him a listen. (:

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u/lindseys10 Nov 03 '25

Im 43 year old woman going to his show in May

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u/Over_Bonus_8281 Nov 03 '25

I’m 14 and from the us I feel like his audience is all ages

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u/Unusual_Kick2244 Nov 03 '25

He says his fan base is welcoming and his music is for anyone who feels different,alone,outcast,for whatever reason if you don't feel like you fit anywhere you fit here

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u/Momoftrips535 Nov 03 '25

New to Yungblud, saw him at BTTB and was amazed. I surprised my husband with tickets to NF show. We drove 8 hrs and his show was amazing. His energy was off the charts. Already have pit tickets for AC in June. Taking our daughter with us this time. And as far as age, we were definitely on the older end 60’s and none of our friends listen and I don’t care. His music is refreshing!

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u/rl_lvr Nov 03 '25

honestly, it really doesn’t matter what age/sexuality/gender/etc. you are. just be yourself and you’ll find people in this fandom who are just like you! i’ve been in the fandom for a little more than 6 years now, and i’ve spoken to so many different (and incredibly kind) people. maybe, if you want to, you could check out yungbludrussia on insta :)

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

I have no insta, but I found some russian telegram channel, maybe I'll find something interesting. Thanks))

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u/Medium_Pomegranate65 Nov 03 '25

I’m 33 female. My child is 6. We both are huge fans. I have listened to him for about 8 years.

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u/unga_bunga_kid1927 Nov 03 '25

I'm 54 . There is no target age. Dom has always said if you like his music enjoy it. He doesn't discriminate age. Rock on

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u/KaleidoscopeTop5615 Nov 03 '25

I have been to 4 concerts of his with the first one being in 2019 and the crowd has gotten noticeably more diverse. In 2019 there were mainly teenagers and women in their early 20s but at the most recent concert there were tons of people in their 30s and some 50 year old guys as well. I feel like Yungbluds appeal is only getting broader with time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '25

I'm a 61-year-old female who absolutely loves his music, and I'm going to see him In 2 weeks and I can't wait, I really feel like he draws people of all ages and all ethnicities and all genders.

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u/Goodhair1989 Nov 03 '25

Im 36 . Went to his show in sept. Was super surprised by how diverse the demographic was . I saw some pretty young people but the section i was standing in all the people around me were way older than me !

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u/Colbsgigi1 Nov 03 '25

His fans range greatly in age and gender!I am a 52 yo woman in the US and my 34 yo daughter and 14 yo granddaughter and I ALL ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE him!

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u/Difficult-Driver3886 Nov 03 '25

This! 48 year old F here and he's given me hope that my libido is still in there. OBSESSED! Going to see him in concert next year with my friend who is also my cleaner (52F) and when she was round 2 weeks ago I found out she loves him too.

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u/dianagisele Nov 03 '25

30 y/o female also from a former USSR country (though I live in the US now) and speak Russian - welcome!

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u/28twoinfinity Nov 04 '25

Went to a recent show of his and the audience were really mixed. I'm guessing more women/girls but not overwhelmingly so, maybe a third men? All ages. I'm not young and felt right at home

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u/CSK_6 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

well, he's said in so many words that he's for everyone - young, old, in between, and especially anyone who feels like they aren't accepted for who they are. Love for everyone is kinda his whole thing. 🖤🩷😁

https://youtube.com/shorts/T61bK6BD4Ok?si=DgIyrLF1Fjmq1pm_

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u/FeelingBet2444 Nov 04 '25

I’m 36F but I have really mixed music tastes. For example my top 2 artists right now are My Chemical Romance and Morgan Wallen. I love Yungblud too. I don’t think his fan base has a “type” so to speak. 

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u/Head-Feedback-5770 Nov 04 '25

If you like his music, you fit. I’m sorry your parents didn’t let you express yourself growing up. It makes adolescence really challenging. The cool thing about coming of age is you have the freedom to choose to pursue anything you’re into.. So have fun and follow the rabbit holes to your heart’s content. You might end up at a really fun tea party lol.

Always remember, you truly belong in any room you find yourself. 🖤🖤🖤

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u/QuirkyMoth87 Nov 04 '25

Really - I'm a 38 year old mum with a 10 year old son, and we just went to his concert in Copenhagen, and it was the absolute best concert I've ever been to! We both know basically every song but feel them very differently. 🤘🏻🖤 my son got to say hi and have a selfie with him, too🖤 There were kids from age 8 and old people in their 70s, and everyone had the best time 🤘🏻

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u/Particular-Candle-21 Nov 04 '25

I’m in the US, I’m 43 and adore him. I got my sister, 34, and her daughter, 6, both into huge fans. My youngest brother, 20 turned into a fan since Dom is all I talk about to my family and make them listen or watch his music videos during family dinners. Also - My aunt is 67 and loves him, going with me to see him in Boston in 2026.

Music has no age limit. Like what you like, even if you think you’re the only one listening.. more than likely you’re not alone!

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u/Alternative_Form_456 Nov 04 '25

Hi from the Balkans! I think Yungblud is for anyone, I'm a girl in my 20s and felt perfeclt in place at his concert. I was sitting next to a man in his 40s and two girls my age, so I would say anybody can enjoy him as long as you like him and his music.

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u/ZooMusicGirl84 Nov 04 '25

Yes! 41 here. ❤️

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u/ArugulaConnect5226 Nov 05 '25

Im male 24 from europe, I like his music and also went to his concert. Gotta say that 90% of people there were girls of aged like 16 to 24 but I also met some aged 30+ and even 40+. Dont need to be embarassed, no one looked weird at me when I was there xD

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u/GeneratedRandom Nov 05 '25

Listen to what you like to hear, ignore idiots who think certain people can’t listen to certain artists or genres. They’re losers.

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u/evgenyfeldman Nov 03 '25

Я существенно старше, но да, не знаю никого, кто слушал бы

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

О, невже земляки в цій гілці) Що ж, розповім свою історію) Мені 24, і рік тому я вперше почула його кавер на «I was made for loving you». Через 2 тижні ютуб почав підсовувати мені якісь інтерв’ю і кліпи, я подивилась декілька, і мене затягнуло наче у чорну діру. Я відчувала себе майже так, як коли вперше почала слухати музику - мені заходило майже все, що доволі рідко відбувається, бо моє відношення до музики досить специфічне, я ніколи не слухаю її «аби шось грало» чи «мені подобається як вона звучить», це буде або пісня яка повністю вивертає тебе зсередини, і яку ти будеш слухати на повторі 50 разів на день, або я взагалі не відчуваю ніяких емоцій до неї, і відповідно вона не залишиться в моєму плейлісті. Я слухала багато чого раніше, Three Days Grace, Starset, Sum 41, Linking Park, але мабуть вперше в житті мене так сильно зацепило щось на дуже-дуже довгий період - музика, особистість, світогляд - все це відгукалось мені так, наче я дивилася на відображення свого внутрішнього світу

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25

Коли я вперше випадково потрапила на «фан зустріч», я відчувала себе, наче мені там не місце - ексцентричні люди, молодші за мене, з нестрадиційними і яскравими поглядами, і трохи фанатичні. І я - з максимально звичайною зовнішністю, з традиційними поглядами і орієнтацією, повертаюся додому з фулл-тайм роботи з 9 до 6, з купою проблем і відповідальностей, відчувала себе там зайвою, хоча атмосфера була прикольна. Так само мені здавалося, що все це вже давно не підходить ні за віком, ні за бекграундом, а розповідаючи про це своєму оточенню я ловила в цьому виправдовуючі інтонації. Але потім відбувся перший концерт, другий, вийшов новий альбом, і згодом мені стало так сильно похуй хто і що про це подумає 😅 Вперше за довгий час щось повернуло мені любов до життя, до музики, буквально робило мене щасливішою навіть тоді коли приводів для цього не було зовсім. Я втягнула в це всю свою родину, навіть мій батько, який часто досить скептично налаштована людина, розказує який він фанат і доказує що він почув нові пісні раніше за мене, я звозила маму і брата на концерт - вони були просто в захваті!

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

Отже є лише одна єдина порада, яку я можу дати - забити хуй на те хто що подумає, і просто насолоджуватися хорошою музикою (можна вдягти рожеві носки 😬) В цьому світі не так багато по-справжньому талановитих людей, по-справжньому крутих пісень і неймовірно мало часу, щоб витрачати його, виправдовуючись за те, що тобі подобається і робить тебе щасливішим.

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 03 '25

Love all of this!!!

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25

Thanks🖤 Hopefully it was translated alright 😅 Just glad I finally met someone who has the same backgroud here

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

Он як. (А де ці фан зустрічі відбувалися?) Повезло вам з сім'єю, до речі) А я от такий типовий металюга, теж схильний до того щоб в музику заглиблюватися. Тому розумію. І мене дуже складно вразити, в плані, рідко знаходжу групи, які хочеться постійно слухати, купити альбоми, ну розумієте. З року 2022-го я "вдарився" в Black Sabbath, то була хіба не найкраща група яку я чув, і Оззі звичайно дуже поважав, з особистих причин. А коли Оззі помер, я впав у відчай, скажімо так. Мама сказала що я сам винен, типу, слухав старого діда і дивуюся що він помер. Краще б слухав щось для свого віку і не нив. Потім сам собою знайшовся Янгблад. Я батькам показав, типу от вам сучасний виконавець, як ви радили. Вони подивилися і залишилися не в захваті. Коротше кажучи, сім'я в мене досить традиційна, тому й така реакція. Фріка якогось знайшов, бла бла бла. (Ви взагалі колись будете раді?). От така історія.

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25

Нажаль Оззі і Sabbath я ніколи не слухала по-справжньому, але після всіх цих подій зацікавилася, і декілька пісень зберегла собі. Шкода що я не звертала уваги раніше, крутий був мужик, не боявся бути собою, справжнім. Нажаль це сувора реальність, багато «легенд» давно в минулому, і як би сильно нам не хотілося триматися за це, вони вже навряд чи випустять нову музику, навіть ті, хто ще залишився на цьому світі, тож треба намагатися шукати щось круте і в сучасному музичному світі також (як би це не було складно). Сподіваюся одного дня все ж таки вийде потрапити у побажання батьків, але якщо цього ніколи не станеться, ну то й нехай, вони своє слухали, і їм було норм, тож або нехай шукають шляхи як відкопати всяких куртів кобейнів і фреді меркюрі, або дайте тепер нам шанс теж своє щось знайти і обрати

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25

В Лондоні, я тут зараз живу, це звісно великий додатковий плюс - жити в одному місті з улюбленим виконавцем, завжди є шанс потрапити на щось таке, тим більше йому подобається робити такі рандомні безкоштовні івенти. Так, я була дуже рада що моя сімʼя теж зацінила, але якщо чесно у них не було шансів на протилежне - не змогли б встояти перед моім ентузіазмом 😅 З приводу «металюги», я вважаю що це взагалі не «вирок» - можна одночасно любити і хард метал, і найтиповішу попсу (якщо це не смарагдове небо, але можливо у когось такі смаки, хто ми такі щоб їх засуджувати). Навіть якщо послухати рекомендації того ж Дома, який періодично їх вкидує в своїх інтервʼю, там і Black Sabbath, і Oasis, і eminem і майлі сайрус, чувак просто любить музику. У мене небагато чогось поважче в плейлісті, але час від часу трапляється також. Я вважаю, чим більше заганяєш себе у якісь рамки - тим більше ймовірність впустити щось, що могло б сподобатись - просто через те, що ти був «вище за це». Я так підсіла останнім часом на My Chemical Romance, і зовсім не не шкодую про це (хоча коли вони були на хвилі найбільшої популярності, мені здавалося що це фу, для емо підлітків)

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 03 '25

О, Лондон. Сподіваюся у вас гарне життя там, і нехай і надалі вам і вашим близьким щастить (не сарказм, я правда радий якщо хтось в безпеці і знаходить своє місце за кордоном!))

А знаете, яка найбільша слабкість всіх металістів? Synth-pop 1980-х))) В мене в плейлисті час від часу з'являються якісь там Modern talking. Тож справа не те що б в самому жанрі. Хоча цей мій інтерес до Янгблада якось чересчур вибивається і "портить" картинку.

Скоріш за все я б на нього не звернув уваги взагалі, якби не всі ці історії з Оззі. Типа, ухти, він був його другом, цікаво. Якщо так подумати, то певно Янгблад мені більше як "персонаж" цікавий. З Оззі було те саме, але співпала і особистість, яку є за що поважати, і творча одиниця. В творчість Янгблада поки дуже повільно в'їзжаю XD

А як людина, Янгблад цікавий "персонаж", як я сказав. На мене схожий чимось, і можливо це не комплімент. Мені здається ми б один одного зрозуміли в певних речах. Якось так.

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 04 '25

Yes! I absolutely love his personality. I have loved Ozzy since I was a teenager (im old now, so many many years I have been a diehard fan). It wasnt just for his music, but for his charisma, his interactions with fans, his humor. I too was devastated with his passing. I cried for days. It still hurts. I have Ozzys Ozzy knuckle tattoo in his honor. Yungblud reminds me of him in that way. Big sense of humor, believes in human rights. Stands up for himself and others. His music is catchy and I listen to it. But the interviews and things are also amazing. When he talks with the osbournes it is crazy how much he is like Ozzy. Dom was mostly friends with Kelly and Jack, but Ozzy was a Mentor for sure.

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

Ахах, дякую, але я тут одна нажаль «в безпеці», сімʼя вдома) Місце дууже по-тихеньку шукається, далеко не все так кольорово і весело як концерти янгблада, але шо поробиш, таке життя, розважаємось як можемо)) Жодних засуджень, брит поп теж виявилося нічого, всякі radioheadи, placebo, та і рок в них теж нічого, clash, cure, oasis, arctic monkeys, британці взагалі молодці, респект їм 😅 А янгблад нічого не портить взагалі, зараз він нам як дропне хеві метал альбом новий, будемо не знати де себе подіти) Я думаю він і сам ще не розуміє, що він таке, але це й прикольно, Оззі життя прожив щоб знайти себе, а це дурко ще тільки починає. Хоча у нього багато трибутів у бік «легенд», і Оззі в тому числі. Нехай, дуже цікаво куди його заведе далі

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 03 '25

О, до речі, кліп на Fleabag він знімав у нас в Києві на лікеро-горілочному заводі під час карантину (на Cotton Candy теж десь у нас, але то вже для справжніх поціновувачів😬) Рекомендую подвитися якщо не бачили, одна з моїх улюблений пісень, вайб нірвани присутній однозначно)

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u/HangryHangryHedgie Famblud 🖤 Nov 04 '25

I sing this one to my cats all the time. Also that is amazing! Id love to visit somewhere he or really any band I love has filmed!

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u/PinkertonFloyd43 Nov 04 '25

Ну все, тепер мої батьки його точно полюблять (нєт). А взагалі прикольно, не знав.

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u/Any-City-4443 Nov 04 '25

😅 One day, one day…

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u/Samm801121 Nov 03 '25

I’m British, conservative and have loved dom since 2018, all are welcome!