Thanks to hip-hop beats, classic-rock references, and a huge chorus, Fun’s ‘We Are Young’ made Jack Antonoff, Nate Ruess, and Andrew Dost the hottest band in pop-rock. A decade later, Antonoff’s grip on pop music is stronger than ever.
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