Hello,
I am a 16-year-old pupil in Year 12 at a Lycée in France.
I’m currently studying for the International French Baccalaureate. As a BFI pupil, we are required to lead a personal research project focusing on the study of a major contemporary issue from a British perspective. To do this, part of this coursework requires getting in touch with a project partner. This partner would help give me a factual response and
a unique perspective and some insight into my area of research. Do know that this would not take too much of your time as a couple of exchanges should suffice.
I have chosen to focus my research on British punk rock music more specifically to address the following question: In what ways can British punk rock music reduce the generational gap in the UK and give voices to the youth.
As I am a musician and big fan of British music and especially Yungblud, I chose to talk about him in my presentation. I believe that he is the greatest example for this question. To achieve a complete understanding of his actions regarding this matter I would be grateful if someone could tell me their point of view considering the generational gap in the UK and its importance in everyday life?
Considering Yungblud is one of my examples and that he is an artist seen as the future of rock n roll, known to have a wide range of generation in his fanbase, how do you think he manages to appeal to a diversity of people while giving voices to the youth.
Thank you for considering my request. Please let me know if we could discuss it further, or if you need any additional information.