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Rolling Stone The Instagram Accounts Helping Gen Z Navigate Existential Dread How a new generation of creators is pairing Y2K imagery and Millennial affirmations to create a genre of memes that are equal parts twisted and uplifting By Images used in photo illustration by Adobe Stock and @afffirmations/Instagram In the mid-2010s, about 100 years ago in internet years, one of the cornerstones of editorial strategy on the internet was to publish “identity shares,” a term used to describe pieces that were designed to appeal to a specific reader’s identity, such as “22 Rea...

Bob Dylan: 80 things you may not know about him on his 80th birthday Read full article Oops! "I was so much older then / I'm younger than that now." Bob Dylan sang those wise words at the tender age of 23, on his track My Back Pages. As he reaches his 80th birthday on Monday, we've decided to ignore the advice of the famous Dylan documentary Don't Look Back and celebrate the life and career of the US singer-songwriter. Be warned though before we get started, this list is about as long and exhaustive as some of the verses on his last album...

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What makes a hit song memorable is often how it evokes certain emotions, typically big ones like joy, heartache and sexual desire.

What makes a hit song memorable is often how it evokes certain emotions, typically big ones like joy, heartache and sexual desire. On much rarer occasions, a tune gets released to the universe to evoke a chuckle, a raised eyebrow, a “what is that doing on the radio, and why do I like it?” Those in the latter category are often called novelties or oddballs, or in more modern parlance, viral sensations. They pop up in every decade under different circumstances, sometimes capturing a pop culture zeitgeist or the public’s momentary lunacy. None are featured in Rolling Stone’s ...