Imperial Teen: Purveyors Of An Unlikely Pride Anthem

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Flop Redeemer

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The stories behind our favorite commercially unsuccessful pop tunes. Follow us on IG: @flopredeemer and TW: @flopredeemer

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The stories behind our favorite commercially unsuccessful pop tunes. Follow us on IG: @flopredeemer and TW: @flopredeemer

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Imperial Teen: Purveyors Of An Unlikely Pride Anthem

Flop Redeemer

1 hour 14 minutes 50 seconds

4 years ago

Imperial Teen: Purveyors Of An Unlikely Pride Anthem

Get out your rainbow can of Bud Light and get ready to reapply your SPF every 90 minutes because it is June, which means that it’s Pride season. This week we’re talking about Imperial Teen, the alternative rock band that hit it big with 1999’s “Yoo Hoo,” the quintessential 90s soundtrack for accidentally murdering your best friend in the trunk of your car with an oversized piece of candy during a birthday prank gone wrong. In 2002 the band released their third album On featuring the song “Our Time” which I consider my overlooked pride anthem.