Who dat?: 1 in every 3 members of Gen Z does not know a band called The Beatles existed


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Artistes such as Aretha Franklin, U2 and The Beatles (pic) fall through the generational gap. Photo: Filepic

Radio manufacturer Roberts Radio conducted a survey to see how music travels through generations and if some old popular songs can still be someone’s favourite.

The study covered 2,000 respondents in the UK, including members of Gen Z (born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s). They were asked how familiar they were with some stalwarts of music.

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