It is the year 2017. The last of the babies born in the 90’s are about to graduate, over the course of the past almost two decades, we as a generation have acquired a diverse sense of music. The current phase of music we have been listening to comes from artists such as Kodak Black and Gucci Mane. Although the music that comes from these artists are bangers, the true bangers that simply will not and have not been topped are the ones we have grown up with.

Not only is this artist known for having a double life by miraculously switching identities through a wig, she also taught us inspirational life lessons such as nobody is perfect. The woman, the wig, the mystery, goes by the name of Hannah Montana. The album that is most notable of this iconic female’s career, is the Best of Both World’s Concert Album.  This album consists of bops such as Rockstar, Nobody’s Perfect, and Life’s What You Make It. These are all my personal favorites, as they have remained resilient throughout mine, as well as my peers’ upbringing.

Times have changed, and so has our beloved Hannah Montana who hasn’t been seen in the public eye since she transferred to the prestigious Stanford University. It truly is unfortunate that we don’t have this quality music or character these days.

I asked two icons at this school for their opinion on the queen of pop’s music, here is what they had to say.