Supergrass

When Alright burst onto Britpop’s crowded stage in 1995, it wasn’t just a single—it was a manifesto for reckless, wide-eyed optimism. Supergrass’s breakout hit, lifted from I Should Coco, bottled the essence of teenage abandon: Gaz Coombes’ helium-pitched "We are young! We run green!" soaring over Mick Quinn’s bouncing bassline and Danny Goffey’s frenetic drums. The video—a A Hard Day’s Night-meets-skate-park romp—cemented their reputation as Britpop’s cheeky underdogs, all toothy grins and unvarnished joy. Critics dismissed it as frivolous; fans made it a #2 UK smash. Decades later, its chorus still erupts at festivals like a time capsule of mid-90s euphoria, proving that sometimes, the most revolutionary act is simply refusing to grow up.