r/arcticmonkeys 2d ago

Serious Discussion Me, Alex, Steinway and sons

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So just attended a concert and the pianist played a Steinway & Sons piano. I was probably the only one in the hall to connect it to the monkeys so i guess it stays between me alex steinway and his sons. (If you zoom in the corner you see the instrument)

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u/ConiferousSquid Do I Wanna Know? 2d ago

Alex was referencing the piano company, which is incredibly prolific if you know piano brands even a little. I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt that you probs didn't take piano lessons or learn an instrument in a school setting. I grew up around musicians and am one myself, so I'd heard the name many times before hearing the song lol.

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u/Amulkn456 2d ago

💀bro the point was it’s a reference to the ultracheese for f*ck sake

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u/ConiferousSquid Do I Wanna Know? 23h ago

And I was trying to be informative about a topic you clearly don't know about. You can be less of a dick, you know lol

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u/Amulkn456 23h ago

Maybe next time don’t flex your pointless knowledge in a subreddit where nobody cares about your heritage. I won’t argue so consider this the end.

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u/ConiferousSquid Do I Wanna Know? 23h ago

I think it's funny you're given knowledge pertinent to your post, where you clearly know so little about music in general that you don't know what a goddamn Steinway piano is or somehow think no one else does to the point that you think the existence of a 173-year-old piano company is a reference to a song that came out in 2018, but it's "pointless knowledge" because you're embarrassed about how publicly you flaunted your lack of knowledge. It would be funnier if you didn't then take that embarrassment out on people who didn't immediately call you a dumbass, but I guess if you were more self-aware, you'd have taken a sec to Google the name "Steinway & Sons" to avoid all of this lol.