Graffin was different than others his age because he was a “punk”. He saw this group as the ones that were rebellious and outsiders. The “rock ‘n’ rollers” didn’t like them and labeled them outcasts. But Graffin just found solace in being with others like him. That is somewhat like me.
As I’ve said before in class or on my blog, I listen to the Jo Bros, Paramore, System of a Down, Vampire Weekend, etc. I like music similar to these bands (I just realized I don’t listen to many individual artists). So I tend to befriend people who listen to the same types of music. Because of the bands I pay attention to, I guess I sort of dress like them (?). Then under that thinking I also hang out with people that dress like me.
So music has shaped my tastes and somewhat defined my personality. My personality and likes/dislikes lead to the people that I like to spend time with. The people I spend time with lead me to other music that I may like. It’s like a never ending circle. It's like the circle... of life........
