I love that when they ask where the band name came from, Elijah doesn't answer even though the name came from people making fun of him, he let's someone else explain. That's big sign of humility people. I think we have a very humble lead singer which is gonna result in some pretty good meaningful songs from this new generation, and boy oh boy do we need that right now, no more of this American crap please. World needs soul.

bewitzmadman yeah he’s super down to earth, his IG is private and only allows people to follow he knows which is pretty rare. They’re all pretty grounded tbf

Brian Toal just hope once they become a big well known name people won’t put any of it down to his dad because he clearly hasn’t had much to do with their current success

Agreed, but the interviewers handled it well, and got the question out of the way quickly.

@@bewitzmadman As an American, I could not agree more! Enough of this hip hop shit.

You got that right, and you spelt his name properly!

As an Aussie, I get the feeling Elijah ( a biblical name, thanks dad ) is like Dhani Harrison ( George Harrison's son, whom I know ),, very humbled by having a super famous Dad. Unlike American artists of famous parents Miley Cyrus for one, who's a super lost soul, Elijah seems very grounded in his Irish roots with seemingly genuinely down to earth band mates, who are clearly just having fun NOT trying or wanting or driven by fame. Dhani is one of the kindest most humble and truly spiritually awakened souls I've met. George's spirituality clearly has shaped Dhani as a human being. Elijah comes across to me in the same way, he's clearly been influenced by his parents passion for humanity with an awareness of being a small part of God's creation. If you can read body language it's really obvious Elijah just wants to sing and not talk about singing, He's a kid, with his school mates, from a country that doesn't take itself too seriously. I'm impressed by the way he didn't hold court but rather the others talked. That's humility a lesson Miley, all the Kardashian twats, and other American celebrity kids could learn from. Good luck Inhaler, love that your band name has embraced what others saw as your weakness. Way to turn a negative into a positive.

@@bewitzmadman Why as an Aussie?

@@pineapplejester7191 ah. Good point. I guess I've been living in LA too long and simply don't wanna be associated with the dumbness of this self obsessed place

@@bewitzmadman why don't you move back then? Or at least out of LA?

@@pineapplejester7191 if only I could. too complicated to explain to a stranger. But thanks for thinking of my soul

... he's so beautiful, ugh... those eyes.

It’s painful. Honestly Rob is behind global warming

Yeah but Matt Healy's Dad is the bloke in a dress out of Benidorm and his Mum is that pissed up old bird on Loose Women, who gives a fuck about them anyway. This guy's Dad is one of the most famous rockstars of all time - I think he's still going to get questions about him no matter what.

Joe Massey one love guys I’m just making the point that eventually it won’t be a question they ask.

I think we are missing the point. Interviewers will soon not be allowed to ask 🤪. Your opinion is valued. One love 💕👌🏼

Spot on

There are tons of gen-z rock bands. The biggest difference between this one and previous ones is how diverse this one's taste is. There's all sorts of music being made now by all sorts of people, and there are plenty of better current rock bands than Inhaler. The Greeting Committee, Alvvays, HAIM, Circa Waves, Another Sky, The 1975, Cage the Elephant, Weyes Blood, Wallows, First Aid Kid, the list goes on. Also, their videos are as polished as they come. Just look at the one for Ice Cream Sundae. These are four young guys in a band, making relatively decent music, and getting a leg up on their superior competition because of money, publicity, connections, and fans from the signer's much more talented father. The way it should be? I think not.

nah plenty gen z kids listen to indie rock and bedroom rock. lies.

Yup spot on. U2 was/is a massive part of my life and on first initial impression these lads and their music could be a big act in the future.

Guilty lol

he does sound like Bono in the early days......Boy / October. But is that a bad thing ? Seems to me they are trying to make it off their own back, not be a U2 cover band

@@munchie6346 I absolutely agree. I’m 50 something in Australia and heard them for the first time on the radio while driving yesterday. I turned up the sound as I heard a young U2, by the bands sound and Elijahs voice, which gave me a nice moment of reminiscing 😆 ( my all time favourite band of the 80s) So I do feel this band has to recognise there is definitely a connection even if it is by default, otherwise I know my attention would not of been captured and I would of flicked the channel. At the same time they are obviously putting in much hard work and deserve respect and to stand on their own, which will come in time. Well done boys👏🏼👏🏼

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HONESTLY???

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he can’t seem to wear smth else in interviews lmao

You going to the osheaga festival in Montreal at the end of July? Inhaler's gonna be there. I know I sure am!

Wombats are great!

G_thbaa they were here last year. Played in Philadelphia for $13. Per some tix app I saw. I couldn’t go but wanted to.

They kicked ass in Chicago in Nov.2019, but 2020 dates are mostly sold out. Vinyl yes please

he's stated in a previous interview that he won't try to pretend to be his own person, and that he's proud of his dad. and if he wants to act that way, that's his business. i can imagine it gets tiring being asked every single interview if your dad gave you any help, especially when they state all the time that none of them have really received any extra help

@@aurorachivalry1084 He was very clear about not receiving any help, and that's ok... He handled that PERFECTLY!, but then when he was asked about how growing up in a musical family may have influenced him, he got a little unconfortable and tongue tied about it, and he really shouldn't. He should've had the exact same attitude he showed when answering the first question.... Say, WELL OF COURSE!!! That's how I became interested in making music... by being exposed to it every day... That way he can make the interviewer feel they've asked a really silly question. Having said all this, I'm pretty sure it is not easy having to deal with it all the time.

Right; maybe just acknowledge your privilege and move on.

@@lorivought886 HAHAHA!!

@@aurorachivalry1084 Bonos friend who is a music producer recorded their first recordings and his house has a recording studio in it

No, I wouldn't have guessed it because he looks more like his lovely mum. Music sounds good- I wish them well

Who's gavin

jack bó Gavin Friday

they look hot as hell, i'm 22 and all my friends are crazy for their hair

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it is! and people are being more accepting of what other people like. people aren’t really going off what other people would think of them anymore:)

Nah, check out Sting’s son, Daryl Hall’s son, or Julio Iglesias’ sons (one was successful and the other one wasn’t).

helps open doors but those doors close even quicker for him as ppl meeting the band have high expectations. Band has enormous pressure to deliver. It's a blessing and a curse from an artistic point of view.

Loads of different influences !!!?but the obvious one is early U2 sound 🤣 Bono connection is giving them a huge platform they wouldn’t normally get .

Doesn’t matter if he’s Bono’s son if musics good it’s good simples

Dhani Harrison is always top of the young musicians poll even though he’s never had a hit song or even that famous but inherited £275million from his dad. Poor kid.

Not everything needs to have a serious meaning behind it. I thought the interview went well, obviously it won't be easy for them if it's their *first live tv interview*. Did you even hear that part?