I am British mind, so maybe Nine Inch Nails had a huge pop culture impact in North America than I'm missing.AUDIOCHECKER v2.0 beta (build 457) - by Dester - at: воскресенье, 13.
I don't think, for example, the average casual MTV music follower would necessarily be able to identify Trent in a picture quiz, but I'm pretty sure almost anyone for around a 10-year period could identify Marilyn.Īlso, a quick Google tells me that Marilyn Manson has sold 50 million records worldwide, to Nine Inch Nails' 20 million records, in a career of similar length. Millennials and Gen Z people are of course now remembering Nine Inch Nails for the music and so on, and among the RYM and Discord music crowds it's obvious who is more popular today, but I really do feel Marilyn Manson the person achieved a virtually A-list level of fame that I really don't feel was ever afforded to anything to do with Nine Inch Nails. Nine Inch Nails have always struck me as a band known more to people who are into music and not people who follow on the surface level. (Which I would have thought someone old enough to use the "lol wut" pear might remember.) I remember a television documentary of some sort about Marilyn Manson being shown on mainstream television when I was a small child, something that would never have been aired about Trent Reznor. Click to expand.Well, I did state pop culture impact.
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