Billy Corgan

You know, they basically there's like every part of them has to somehow represent something different.

Their hair color, everything.

Their hair color, everything.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then the pop thing, it becomes so about perfection, almost like an impossible, almost like AI level of perfection.

And then the pop thing, it becomes so about perfection, almost like an impossible, almost like AI level of perfection.

So you basically don't have a musical middle class.

So you basically don't have a musical middle class.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But the musical middle class is where most people live.

But the musical middle class is where most people live.

Yeah.

They have jobs, kids, lives, aging parents or whatever.

They have jobs, kids, lives, aging parents or whatever.

They just have to figure it out.

They just have to figure it out.

So when the two things become either so idiosyncratically navel-gazing, to use an old term, straight out of the Melody Maker back in the day, to, you know, queen this and, you know, God that and all that.

So when the two things become either so idiosyncratically navel-gazing, to use an old term, got straight out of the Melody Maker back in the day, to, you know, queen this and, you know, God that and all that.