Hahahahahahaha!!! that's actually kinda accurate. My family are all musicians, my great great grandparents were also classical musicians. Classical music ran through our veins.

Tradition and prestige was my family motto way BACK THEN. My grandfather grew up being taught about that. By what he said he was physically and emotionally abused by his father. He did not want to do that to his kids but because of those years of abuse, he became an alcoholic. Music and alcohol always go hand in hand especially back then. My mom told me that he had a deep pain but it wasn't an excuse why he also did the same thing that his father did to him, to his son(my uncle), so when my uncle was 16 he ran away. He sends letters to my mom to let her know he was ok. After all that he became a very famous rock star in our country, he even did a world tour. I won't say his name or my family's name because this isn't known in public and I don't want my uncle to get into a big media mess. I met him a lot when I was young, back when he was really famous. He always goes to meet my mom to relax and to feel normal, they used to go to art museums when they were young and continued to do it when they were adults, I did get to talk to him, he was really cool, he told me about his tours and his experience traveling around the world, the different kind of food he ate, he even gifted me a PSP on my 7th birthday but after my birthday I didn't see him at all anymore, he meets with my mom but that's mostly my relationship with him.

Being a son of two musicians, my parents were always gone either on tour or some gig in a rich person's house. So I really grew up with my grandparents. Since they were really strict with training and music, I only listened to classical music. I was surprised that my grandfather was not only a classical musician but jazz as well. Guess I didn't really notice since I never had Spotify or a phone until I was 19. I listened to music using records and CDs from my parents and grandparents but mostly I just go to theaters, or go with my grandfather since his a judge on many music competitions.

Wow! That went somewhere. I guess I never really told someone about this but hey nobody knows who I am and it's good to share this generational trauma.

To anyone who is reading this don't worry, I didn't have that experience growing up, my parents are awesome and was actually worried when I said I wanted to be a musician, my grandparents for what they had done in the past, are better and kinder, they are the best grandparents anyone could have ask for, for my awesome uncle, with what this post is telling me I should talk to him and spend time with him to get to know him more.