Did you know that right now a bunch  of people in pleated power pants (the khaki kind that come with a free  cell phone attached to the belt) are sitting around thinking a whole  lot about you? Yes, they are. They're sitting in their stainless steel  hermetically-sealed "think tanks" tossing a Koosh ball and  trying to figure out what the "young tastemakers" who go out  to "the rock concerts" to listen to "the groups with  the beards and such" are into so that they can better market their  soup, shoes and shampoo (made from 100% purified cobra lube!) to you.  So, in the spirit of St. Russell Stover, we thought we'd make their  jobs a whole lot easier and tell them straight out everything we all  love. You know, just the obvious stuff. 
Brand Loyalty Cultivation: The Interaction, Integration and Infiltration  of the Concert Kids Infrastructure: A Granular and Scalable List: Part  One:
Rain Sticks. Fruit Roll-ups© as fashion accessories. Occasionally replacing  "Ss" with "Zs" to achieve "young-speak."  Picklez. Any and all things Brian Dennehy. Calling concerts "shimmysham-shindigs."  Tuning in to cross-platform punctuation shows like "Save my Bath!"  and "Who Dat?!" Frogz. Carbon footprint-less footwear such  as invisible stonewashed socks. Carpri Sun + Taurine + Sanka + (your  alcohol) mixed beverages we call "shimmy-synergy drinks."  Referring to our closest friends as "T-Birds." Foreign films  featuring dolphin themes. Dolphins on denim. Just dolphins in general.  Using emotionless emoticons like the colon : Visiting anti-social networking  sites such as italktowalls.com and stuccoabovemybed.com. And, of course,  desktop calendars of kitties dressed as superheroes. 
Follow the above love list, and all you marketers can sit back, relax,  and enjoy the monetization and incentivization of your B2C infrastructure.   And if you see us at School  of Seven Bells, Titus Andronicus, Chairlift, or M.  Ward/Vivian Girls this week, make sure to holla at your T-Bird.  Happy Valentinez Day!