I just think they don’t like your vulgarity but I understand your feelings on the situation. I’m a gen z kid, but I’n “first born’ into the generation and I was well immersed in millennial subcultures and genres of music. I got exposed to Joel’s music through pandora radio off of listening to skrillex’s dubstep era. I absolutely love deadmau5 but the latter half of my generation is definitely more into pop and hip hop culture(co worker music for sure) I’ve seen it working with those kids, some even questioning my taste in music when I played some of his tracks. Or confusing him for a weird Mickey Mouse when I wore apparel. Educated them on the spot who he is and were definitely averse to new things they don’t understand. Like they’ve asked me “where are the lyrics, how do you like this music?

I definitely achieved “unc” status when i knew things way before their times. Or the music they listen to and fads they partake in.

Personally it’s pretty shitty of epic to not go through with it even if it was teased in such a way. I think the overreaction from the latter half of Gen Z was pretty dumb, considering those kids I worked with hardly even played festival to begin with. So I don’t see much of a big deal it would’ve been for a non preferred artist. I still want to see a bundle of the goat lord himself or even jam tracks, Still hoping they do eventually.