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Like they fucking should.”įurthermore, this is far from the first time Kate Bush has been “discovered” (read: rediscovered) through entertainment such as TV and movies. “It’s about keeping these legends alive and living on. “I don’t care how or what introduces kids to music like Kate Bush or Fleetwood Mac,” one Twitter user refuted. Not every teenager visits record stores looking for classical music to listen to when Harry Styles has just released a new album.

Where else are they going to find Kate Bush’s music? If it wasn’t there Weird stuff, it would be on TikTok. But Weird stuff also has a young ( and en masse) fan club. Indeed, “Running Up That Hill” existed long before Weird stuff- nearly four decades - and Kate Bush even longer. “Kate Bush didn’t go through huge heights, ran all the way up that hill to make a deal with god and shout babooshka that you guys would find out about her in 2022!” a user shamed Weird stuff fans.Īnother user threatened: “If you start calling Kate Bush’s music the songs for weirder things, I’m going to kill you.” Only search “Kate Bush” on Twitter and you’ll see a flood of reactions: people discovering the song for the first time, fans who have been celebrating the resurrection for a long time, and a handful of people who are a little more upset because the song is popping up again. The song is now taking the world by storm, nearly 40 years after its release. (Don’t watch the video below if you don’t want to be spoiled.) You can watch the scene on YouTube, or scroll through the entire season to hear the needle drop a few times. The song first crops up in episode 4 of the fourth season and is repeated a handful of times as Max goes through her main arc. Without spoilers, the scenes revolve around Max (Sadie Sink) dealing with the death of her abusive older brother Billy (Dacre Montgomery).

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