вЂњMy GenerationвЂќ has been placed on Rolling StoneвЂ™s list of the вЂњ500 Greatest Songs of All TimeвЂќ, just barely missing the top 10 at number 11.ДЄnd a song ranked that high would have also made a number of similar lists. Rather it is more based on a line of thinking which implies that personal freedoms are paramount to conformity. That is they know their senior counterparts are intimidated by and even try to repress them.В But the singer and his peers are not privy to the idea of modifying their behavior in order to appease such individuals.В Indeed they seem to reject the older generation, rather stating a strong desire to never get old and become like them.В But this isnвЂ™t about them hating their elders. Such disenfranchisement was partially due to him residing in an area where economic classism was the norm.В In other words, heВ didnвЂ™t partially appreciateВ how some rich people treated him.В So in a way, we can say that in this song the older group actually represents the wealthy or those in power.ДЄnd in the face of all of this, the singer is instead touting вЂњhis generationвЂќ.

The song was written at a particular juncture in the writerвЂ™s, Peter Townshend, life when he was вЂњtrying to find a place in societyвЂќ and felt вЂњvery, very lostвЂќ.

In this feature, whom The WhoвЂ™s criticisms are aimed at specifically are the older generation.В This is actually founded in the senior folks rather having issues with the youth.

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