The 1975 are a band everyone should listen to

Thank you for your opening argument. Unfortunately I will have to say this debate is quite biased in your favour. The question reminds me a little of "Everyone should follow Christianity" or "Everyone should buy only Samsung phones". The one asking the question has an extensive knowledge of what they are talking about. I will try and be a bit blunt here, but honestly I (and many, many other people) could not care less whether you listened to Justin Bieber or 1975. If you like a band, then great! Listen to it to your heart's content. Don't listen to what the haters say - they're not important! If they call you a 'white girl' for listening to 1975 then tell them "I do not care." or "Aww, shut up." But what shouldn't be done is trying to force others to follow your same beliefs. It is their life, and they are free to do what they want with it as long it confides within their country's law and order. If someone likes (insert famous band here) then you don't say 'You should listen to 1975'. Well, yes, you can physically, but don't expect everyone you tell to then go on to Youtube to listen to it, or buy an album off Amazon. It's not wrong to not listen to 1975. I'm sorry if you expecting a hater of 1975. But no, I am just an ordinary human being. Nothing special about me. I have no social life or friends. I don't go to concerts and have fun like you do. But - I have no intention of having fun. My life is alright as it is and I've accepted where I stand in society. 1975 is not necessary for me to live a healthy life. I am not important, nor is my opinion. Only those who treat my opinion (or me) importantly will see me that way, and they can suit themselves. The same applies to you. You're not important - just like me. You're insignificant, irrelevant, just another 1 of 7,000,000,000 inhabitants of planet earth - just like me. [In fact, put that into contrast - if 20,000 concert-goers in that Manchester concert seemed a massive sum of people, then try and imagine how insignificant that number is: still less than 0.03% of the UK population alone, or slightly under 0.8% of Manchester's.] In fact, if you write something like that, I think you might in fact draw attention away from 1975 - as people will think that every single 1975 fan is an overly zealous, fanatical junkie whose drug is 1975. I'm sure over 90% (at least, I hope) of fans are not like you. Because if 1975 really is a good band, then you are certainly not doing a good job of promoting them with phrases such as: "Some absolute d*ckhead in the comments" "I once saw a mum on some dumb website" "How scandalously hilarious! I'm actually chortling." "Come @ me in the comments trying to smash me" "I will shatter you. Literally :)" And as for the comments regarding the band's pro-LGBT mindset, being politically outspoken and all that. The fact that you respect those characteristics strongly (at least I perceive it this way) implies that you support and love them more for their political views and their comedic talent. I thought they were supposed to be a music band. The thing that they are supposed to be the best at it their music, not their 'political compass'. In fact, let me extend that idea further. Do you really consider yourself a fan? Of 1975's members, or their music? I think a true fan (and this goes for any band) wouldn't go to concerts. A true fan wouldn't care whether the lead singer was gay, straight, black, white or Asian. A true fan wouldn't care what the band members said or thought about Trump or Brexit, or... you name it. The only thing they would have is a music player, filled with the band's songs. That's all they need to appreciate the band's beautiful music for what it is. Because they like the music. They would probably like the band members because they were the ones that produced this beautiful music, who had the amazing creativity and imagination. They don't care whether others hate it or like it. That's it. I welcome your argument with open arms and patience. Please consider that this a debating environment, and although raunchy language certainly isn't banned or discouraged, I can say it will not get you anywhere in rational debate.