Questions: Entertainment & Arts

So I've recently been getting into bands like a. c. dc, rolling stones, Led zepplin, Rob Zombie, and some David Bowie. I'll listen to em when I'm really feeling that sorta vibe. For all of my teenage years so far I've listen to really underground stuff. I like giving the little guys a chance ya know? I guess what you could consider indie anything (rock, folk, jazz ect) alternative music and experimental. I'm that dude that's like "ya, you probably never heard of em" I'll admit it.
So since I've recently gotten into these popular bands i want to buy t-shirts. And the thing is, how I listen to music is I find a song I like and branch from there, if it leads to an album I'll listen to the album. If it leads to other songs I'll listen to that. So I end up not knowing everything about said band or artist. I don't want to not be taken seriously when I can't name every album. I'll end up knowing one album and different songs from other differnt albums. And the thing is that I'm not interested in knowing all there is to know. I just love to enjoy it instead of picking it apart. I want to support the group my own way.
Basically I don't feel like being tested with how much of a fan I am. Then failing in their eyes and suddenly I'm that girl that buys a Metallica shirt from H&M ya know? Should I just ignore these types of people and wear the shirt. Or would it be more... respectful? I guess to learn and be die hard for a band and then buy a shirt?

Most of these shows don't last, but it's been a trend in the U. S. and some parts of Europe for the last few years. There was one terrible one that was like "love island" but everyone was naked. I can't remember the name.

But in the U. S., "Buying Naked" and "Naked and Afraid" are still doing well in the ratings.

My friends would say Archie but I say Jughead or Jason

I love to dance although Im a bit shy at first. But when a guy can dance too, especially grind, thats sexy af to me. #BringThatAssHere

I cringed so hard when I saw Princess Leia at the end of Rogue one. (And not just because there was no reason for a teenage princess to be in the middle of a huge battle, only to moments later tell Darth Vader she was on a "diplomatic mission" when Vader just saw her ship fleeing the battle...) I was also offended by their god awful CGI puppet of Carrie Fisher. I know that she was still alive when they were making this film, but Peter Cushing wasn't and they made a fuckin Roger Rabbit version of him too. It seems to me that Disney is testing the waters so that they can keep milking the original trilogy characters decades down the road.