The end of disco is really an interesting story. It was called "Disco Demolition Night", and it was all set up by a radio DJ in Chicago at Cominskey Park.
GenXers? LOL! That's a laugh. For the record, "GenXers" were --and still are-- a bunch of pussies, that never had --and never will have-- the balls to pull off something like this.
Fans who brought disco albums were seated for 98 cents in Comiskey Park Thursday. But after the first game, many anti-disco enthusiasts left their seats–with disorganized results. chicagology
Fans rush the field causing chaos. The field was unplayable for baseball. Rebeat Magazine
Chicago police disperse crowd in center field of Chicago’s White Sox Park after hundreds of disco records were blown up between games of a double-header between the White Sox and the Detroit Tigers, July 12, 1980. Some 7,000 fans of a 50,000-fan crowd jammed the field during an Anti-Disco promotion sponsored by a local radio station. Second game had to be called when umpires ruled the field unfit for play. AP Photo/Fred Jewell
https://historycollection.co/20-phot...ition-night/2/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Demolition_Night