A Kurt Cobain plaque at the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle has generated a debate over the wording describing the late Nirvana frontman’s death in ’94. The exhibit covering the “27 Club,” musicians who perished at the young age, stated the Cobain had “un-alived himself” at 27. The term is an alternative to using “died by suicide,” to avoid censorship on various social media platforms. The museum added a placard that discussed the social context of the word “un-alive” in speaking about mental health. They also mentioned that a “guest curator” used the term as “a gesture of respect towards those who have lost their lives due to mental health struggles.” ### The post Kurt Cobain Is “Un-Alive” appeared first on RockinTown.