"Floyd"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: "You have sit though XXXXX before Pink Floyd comes out."
You are missing a word, but it sounds like you are talking about a concert. You went to a Pink Floyd concert, but first there is an opening act. Maybe you don't like the opening act, but you sit there while they play, then you get to see the headliner (Pink Floyd). "To sit through" has a negative connotation. It implies something you don't enjoy, but are obligated to do.
"I had to sit through my sister's boring recital before we went for ice cream."
"I hate having to sit through the coming attractions before the movie starts. I just came to see the movie."

A: It’s a name - originally a surname, but it’s used as a male first name sometimes in the US.

A: It's a music band.

A: Pink Floyd's music has become so politically charged since the release of their album "The Wall" that I can no longer enjoy it as music because I feel like I'm listening to a sermon.

A: Going to see a Pink Floyd tribute band today, I'm excited.

Missing a capitalization and the word "a". It's also more proper to say who is going. I am going, we are going, etc. In English there is no default, though you will see it in conversation, but that's just skipping the "I".

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: “Them” in place of “they”. You are doing well!

A: Very good! "Floyd Mayweather is interesting(,) I like him" :)

A: 1- use (its) instead of( his)
2- use historic or historical instead of ( history )
I can' t remember which one is correct (historic_ historical )