I don't think young people wouldn't willingly admit to not liking (or not caring about) U2.
I was saying I don't think young people would have a problem saying they aren't into U2. I think you misunderstood.
LuckyNumber7 said:Uhh, probably all of us?
It's the ones who refuse to like U2 because of that reason that wouldn't willingly admit it, because they're ignorant. And they're sheep, so they will only express themselves to a level that others will agree with them/like them.
I haven't read all the items in this thread but, I played Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour) for my grade 4 class, and they thought it was the absolute coolest that Rhianna and Jay-Z were involved with the track.
I like you.
That's where if I were you I'd be thinking in my head... *sigh*
But hey, it's a way to oversee your master plot of exposing them to U2 by putting them with artists that they already know of. After all, that's why you became a teacher, right?