War, drugs, rebellion are all characteristics of the 1960s to 1990s . Fashions changed dramatically and technology advanced and became easily adapted to daily lives. Workers and teenagers protested their numerous causes and threatened authority of the U.S government. Wars started and ended and caused whole sectors of the American population to become more conservative while stirring the ire of the liberals who opposed them. 1960s-1990s problems were reflected in the pop-culture and music created then.. Kurt Cobain, a singer and Stan Lee, an artist, were creating work that reflects the tremendous impact of the social and economic conditions of their times.
The Vietnam War escalated in 1965 right along with the Cold War which ended in the early 1970s. The Civil Rights Movement picked up steam with the activities of notable greats like Dr. …show more content…
Nirvana is a popular grunge band of the early 1990s that was once called “The Band That Hates to Be Loved.” Kurt Cobain was born in a small town called Aberdeen in Washington on February 20, 1967. The town was very secluded and conservative. When Cobain’s parents divorced, he saw himself as an outcast because that was a rarity in that time. Going from a hyperactive infante to a withdrawn nine year old, he grew up with a distorted outlook on …show more content…
Kurt had a history of heroin addiction and suicidal tendencies since the 1970s. His goal for Nirvana was not to be popular so, when they reached a high point in their career, he attempted suicide two times over the years and was committed to a rehabilitation center by his wife who, had used heroin during her pregnancy with their child, Frances Bean Cobain, and was trying to quit herself. A few days later Cobain left the center and returned to his house in