The merry pranksters and the grateful dead epitomize the rebellious generation of the 1960s. is there a contemporary equivalent to this phenomenon? why or why not?

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Rudy Petersen

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9 December, 20:41

The merry pranksters and the grateful dead epitomize the rebellious generation of the 1960s. is there a contemporary equivalent to this phenomenon? why or why not?

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Malia Hamilton · Answer 1

Probably not because that rebellious phenomenon of the 60's generation was unique of its kind.

Nowadays, the impact that bands like U2 have had in different generations can be a slim comparison because one way ot the other, Bono has transcended the music industry with his personal projects and ideas of human rights, all of them anchored id the popularity of the band.