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Hey everyone. Today I want to discuss artist/Bands That FELL OFF. A lot of the time artists/bands have one/couple of big songs and then they just die. For me I want to look at Jet specifically.

If you don't know, Jet was an Australian band That got big in the early 2000s. People were saying they were gonna be the next big thing but they just... disappeared. I did some more reaseach and found out they only had 3 albums together. from what I understand, the band broke up but I feel like they have been forgotten about. A lot of people think of them as Baby AC/DC which makes sense because they have a similar 'hard rock' sound

I quite like their music and I wish that people payed more attention to them, because they actually have some real bangers. after the band broke up, I feel like their music was very...Bland at the time. that hard rock was all the rage and the market was oversaturated big time, I think their love is coming back now but....

Anyway I want to hear from you. Does anyone remember Jet? and do you have another band/artist that you think FELL OFF tell me why and a decent reason why would be great!

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