man 
this is wild... tiktok is literally bringing back dead artists like jeff buckley it's trippy thinking that his song just shot up to #97 on the billboard hot 100 chart after all these years i'm not surprised though, the platform is perfect for oldies but goodies 
it's a great example of how music can transcend time and reach new audiences in different ways... and it's not just buckley, other '90s alt-rockers like radiohead are experiencing a resurgence too 
this is wild... tiktok is literally bringing back dead artists like jeff buckley it's trippy thinking that his song just shot up to #97 on the billboard hot 100 chart after all these years i'm not surprised though, the platform is perfect for oldies but goodies it's a great example of how music can transcend time and reach new audiences in different ways... and it's not just buckley, other '90s alt-rockers like radiohead are experiencing a resurgence too 
I mean, who wouldn't love a good ol' fashioned haunting ballad? 
It's amazing how his song "Lover, You Should Have Come Over" has captured the hearts of a new gen of listeners. The acoustic arrangement and heartfelt delivery are literally everything 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that TikTok's been credited with giving him his first US Top 100 hit nearly three decades after he passed away? 
It just goes to show how power social media has in bringing artists back into the spotlight! 
And now I'm kinda curious to check out Radiohead's "Let Down" and see if it's as good as everyone's been raving about... 
I'm so over this whole "it's amazing that Jeff Buckley is finally getting his due" vibe 
. Like, dude was a talented singer-songwriter and all, but come on, it's 2025 and we're still discovering his music because of TikTok? 
Meanwhile, artists like Billie Eilish and Lizzo have been dropping hit after hit for years and nobody's giving them the same nostalgic boost. I mean, I guess "Lover, You Should Have Come Over" is a beautiful song and all... but can't we just give some credit to the artists who are killing it right now instead of dwelling on the past? 
it's crazy to think that his music is still resonating with new gen listeners. i mean, i've always loved the haunting vibe of that song 
. and can we talk about how awesome it is that he got a second chance at mainstream success? 
the fact that other 90s alt-rockers like radiohead are also getting viral love on tiktok is just the icing on the cake 
. it's like, the internet is finally giving these legends the recognition they deserve 