Although he looks like a joke, a student was suspended for believing that Nirvana was a clothing brand.

The suspension was not so much because of its musical ignorance -well, in part -, but it had to do with the school clothing code.

The Yeshiva Har Torah is a "modern orthodox" school in Queens, United States.

The educational authorities of the institution decided to suspend an eighth grade student for using a Nirvana shirt without knowing that it was a musical band.

Through its Twitter account, the school published:

"Students cannot wear clothing with the name of any musician or band unless the student can name three of his songs".

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In a Twitter thread they reported that the student who said "I thought Nirvana was a clothing brand" was suspended indefinitely.

After criticism on social networks, the school made an invitation to the students to go with the clothing they would like.

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“We recognize that this incident has disgusted some members of generation X (…) All are welcome to bring a flannel shirt or some dr.Martens ”, reads in a tweet.

In fact, days after Nirvana's boy, another student was allegedly suspended for not being able to name any Rolling Stones song.

Then the school uploaded a video of the girl by appointing three songs from the British band.

"Progress!" Says the institution.

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