Just buy a pin you love, and play your favorite music in the background. Way easier, right?

If I had a dollar for every "Why don't they make Millennial Pop Artist pinball instead of your old dad rock stuff?", I could afford a NIB JJP CE.

If I had a dollar for every "Why do flippers have to ruin the hobby?", I could afford a NIB JJP CE.

If I had a dollar for every "Are we in a pinball pricing bubble", I could afford a NIB JJP CE.

If I had a dollar for every "my band is better than yours and I question your sexuality", I could afford a NIB JJP CE.

Second thought, scratch that. Combined I still couldn't afford a JJP CE.

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Hoping and praying for a Taylor Swift pin, a “wet ass pussy" pin, and {disposable artist 1} featuring {disposable artist 2 pin}.

Anything musically released prior to 1995 is crap, simply because it isn't new, it got moldy, and only old people were around then

Yes, I am being sarcastic......

Wouldn't Pokemon, Halo, Call of Duty, Manga, Roblox, Lego or Minecraft make for better themes, if you are reaching for younger audiences , versus the Weeknd?

Obviously it will be difficult to reach a large enough audience regarding music themed pins. Manufacturers are trying, but will never make a 15-20k unit seller.

I also would hope no one in this thread legitimately is against you for having different taste in music. Subjective is the key here.

If I was going to market entertainment products to a millennial generation, the focus would be more late 90’s and early 2k pop culture. Bands and music groups of that era would be a tough sell my friend.