Was Kurt Cobain overrated?

"I'd rather be hated for who I am, Than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain.

There once was a man named Kurt Cobain, who played guitar and composed verses. He turned out to be exceptionally celebrated, and a few people suspected that he was the best, however, a few people didn't think he was that extraordinary and even imagined that the general population who enjoyed him were irritating and noticed oddly. At that point one day, Kurt Cobain ate a projectile and kicked the bucket. Also, now, here we are decades later, by one means or another wanting to dwell on petty distinctions about whether individuals are right in feeling a specific path about a dead performer. What the heck? What difference does it make?

He was a genuine ability and he took advantage of it. Nirvana was an extraordinary band and his songwriting, vocals and guitar having was a tremendous impact on that achievement. His demise was a misfortune to present day music. His accomplishment in spearheading the grunge development that spared Rock and Roll is fundamental also. Nirvana executed off hair-groups and affected over delivered shake wank. He was among the vanguard of individuals who said "This is the thing that stone ought to be" and taken it back to its underlying foundations.  

Say what you need in regards to his constrained guitar attitudes or his untrained performing voice, however, Kurt could push melodic limits amid his time. He made the best use out of his restrictions as a performer to make something unique in Nirvana, a band that would inevitably bring the option shake/grunge development to standard cognizance and kills off the times of hair metal. In spite of the fact that the grunge development was fairly fleeting, Nirvana's effect towards the music business in the mid-90's couldn't be denied, and all that would not have been conceivable without Cobain's vision as a craftsman and artist.