[ SECRET POST #3955 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3955 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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(One Punch Man, artist Yusuke Murata)







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Comments

[fscom]

05. https://i.imgur.com/SSPB1TC.png

[(Anonymous)]

No one wore Nirvana shirts before Nirvana got popular and thus got merchandise? I highly doubt Nirvana was making shirts themselves.

[(Anonymous)]

There was a period (when they were on Sub Pop) where they were touring and releasing music and making merch, but when they were much, much less popular than they would subsequently become.

[esteefee]

You mean the late 80s?

Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I know! Nirvana began in '87.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Who here was actually alive (and not a baby/toddler) in 1987?

Re: Not OP

[tabaqui]

*raises hand*
I was 20.

Re: Not OP

[atalantapendrag]

I was 15 in '87 (and didn't listen to Nirvana until a couple of years later).

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Our age range here definitely runs into people in their 40s/50s/60s

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I was 13. (But mostly listened to the oldies station.)

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I was ten. Never heard of Nirvana until I was in high school.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I was 14. Admittedly, I wasn't into Nirvana at the time, I was still flailing around to metal. Nirvana came a bit later for me.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I was 12 in 1987 and got into Nirvana in 1991 along with everyone else.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

I was eleven, but I never liked Nirvana.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I was 17. I'm not located in the US, so can't remember the exact year Nirvana became known here, but by the early '90s I could buy their stuff at my local record store.

Re: Not OP

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I was 16.

Re: Not OP

[tweedisgood]

I was 26

Somebody probably did.

[(Anonymous)]

Nirvana did a college tour before Smells Like Teen Spirit blew up the way it did. I was in college around the mid-90s and wearing obscure band t-shirts was certainly a thing then and you had better believe those bands had merchandizing.

Re: Somebody probably did.

[(Anonymous)]

Having your posters drawn by Coop or artists with styles similar to Coop was popular.

Re: Somebody probably did.

[(Anonymous)]

What OP is saying (as I understand it) is that they think most people who claim to have been into Nirvana when they were an indie band probably actually weren't

The same way that people claim that they were at Woodstock, or the Sex Pistols Free Trade Hall show - where 300 people were actually there and 30,000 people claim to have been

Re: Somebody probably did.

[(Anonymous)]

aryt

No, yeah, I'm sure there are people who weren't who say they were, but the number of people who actually were is not zero, right? The secret poster writes that they don't believe anyone, so, I'm saying probably someone out there who has made the claim is telling the truth.

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao you dumbshit child. There were no Nirvana tshirts "before they/grunge was kewl".

[(Anonymous)]

Is that actually true?

[(Anonymous)]

Of course there were. o_O

[(Anonymous)]

So you missed them touring for Bleach, huh? Poor baby.