@dunola I'm going to say nah, this doesn't need to happen. AJR basically copied Jon's style, and Jon even did an interview a few years ago discussing imitators. And also I'm just kinda over AJR being blasted on the radio when I'm at work
People can love them if they want, they clearly know what they're doing, but I just think their styles are too similar and it wouldn't produce anything unique.

@User12261990 I don't even remember how I found your music, but I remember when All Time Low just went super viral and I spiraled into my love for the music. I found you all by myself, no influence from others, and it felt so special to me to know I had an artist I loved that felt uniquely me. But it was also lonely!! I managed to find other fans and went twice to shows. I still have my original Ticketmaster ticket printed and pinned on my corkboard haha. Yours was the first concert I chose to go to that wasn't me just tagging along with other people. It was terrifying and exciting and I remember I just completely forgot to breathe when you walked out on stage lmao. Meanwhile a dude twice my size was SCREAMING his head off, obsessed.
Can't wait to make more memories with your music ️

@Clique_Dad ooooooooh red rocks would go hard hard hard. I wanna try to make it out there to see Subtronics but flights to Denver hurt my poor wallet I did see Odesza at Folsom last year for their finale tour so I did finally get to mark Colorado off my bucket list of places to visit ️

I think another collab with an EDM artist would pop off, like when he worked with Zedd and Illenium. Maybe some super collab with Seven Lions/Wooli or Trivecta. Dare I even say somebody like Subtronics???? That would be a huge genre blend that would be super cool to experiment with.