Chris Trottier on Nostr: Here’s how Canadians’ relationship with Canadian music works: * The stuff ...
Here’s how Canadians’ relationship with Canadian music works:
* The stuff that’s successfully exported and we hate, we disown (ex: Justin Bieber)
* The stuff that we love yet fails to be exported, we claim that not only is it the greatest, it’s an injustice it never succeeded outside Canada (ex: Tragically Hip)
* The stuff we love that’s successfully exported, we downplay its success outside Canada (ex: Cowboy Junkies)
The exception to this rule is Neil Young—we treat him as an undercover Canadian.
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