I think people forget that grunge is never going to be now what it was when it was first being conceived. I'm currently the lead singer for a grunge group and even though I love grunge, I feel like there's a certain presentation of grunge that people expect me (and other modern grunge lovers) to perform and it MUST be reminiscent of the peak of grunge in the 1990s. When my band first started practicing together, I got told over and over that I sounded "too pretty" when I sang some of the songs we were doing. That I needed to try to sound more like Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder, other names. They got thrown at me. They are the ideal. Of course they are---they were the faces for a movement of music that hadn't existed before. But to circle back to my first point, that is never going to exist again. Not in the way that it did, it can't. The world has changed. Music and art have changed. People want a revival of what things once were when they were in their purest form. But if things only ever stayed in their first forms, everything would always stay the same. Not the way the world works, me thinks.