The generation gap

You can call me old fashioned, though I'm in late 20s. The reason while I could allow you to call me old fashioned is that even I'm in my 20s and thus, belong to the "current young generation", I'm far from being a part of the hip-hop culture. It's not that being a part of hip-hop culture defines one to be a member of the young generation, but its my resistance to this culture and advocacy of some "old values" that put me at a distance from this young generation. Later I may put things more politically correct way, but for now, let me bluntly say that I just don't see the point of those degrading-to-women lyrics, sexually provoking dances, oversized shirts, falling down jeans, and many such related things. In short, I clearly don't belong to the hip-hop generation.