The discussion centers around a strong criticism of Kenny Loggins, with participants humorously attempting to mathematically prove that his music is of low quality. The original poster expresses a long-standing disdain for Loggins, suggesting that his work, particularly "The Danger Zone," exemplifies a lack of talent. They propose equations to illustrate their point, claiming that integrating Loggins' music results in "terrible music." Chris Cornell is frequently referenced as a contrasting figure of musical excellence, used to balance the argument against Loggins. Some participants acknowledge Loggins' contributions, particularly his collaborations with Jim Messina, while others maintain that his music is outdated and corny. The conversation also touches on nostalgia for 80s music and films, with "Top Gun" being a focal point of both affection and annoyance. Overall, the thread blends humor and musical critique, showcasing a mix of personal anecdotes and playful mathematical reasoning.