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Post by John Titor on May 24, 2020 10:40:11 GMT 10
need to take a shower after seeing that mustache
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Post by mc98 on May 24, 2020 11:31:04 GMT 10
I do admire the overall campiness of the aesthetic. The aesthetic themselves aren't bad, the problem for me is the hipster attitude.
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Post by John Titor on May 24, 2020 11:51:31 GMT 10
I do admire the overall campiness of the aesthetic. The aesthetic themselves aren't bad, the problem for me is the hipster attitude. the conformity around it was laughable as well, Williamsburg New York was a sigh to see and laughs to be held in the 2010s I knew it was not going to age well, just thinking about that era makes me lower the 2010s decade in my rankings, I am starting to remember the hipster cults in the 2010s in Brooklyn New York that people tried to recruit me in, Hipster Poly Clubs, Hipster Cocaine parties, Hipster Coffee enthusiasts meetups. I need to take a shower and feel dirty just thinking about it
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Post by slashpop on May 25, 2020 4:41:46 GMT 10
I do admire the overall campiness of the aesthetic. The aesthetic themselves aren't bad, the problem for me is the hipster attitude. the conformity around it was laughable as well, Williamsburg New York was a sigh to see and laughs to be held in the 2010s I knew it was not going to age well, just thinking about that era makes me lower the 2010s decade in my rankings, I am starting to remember the hipster cults in the 2010s in Brooklyn New York that people tried to recruit me in, Hipster Poly Clubs, Hipster Cocaine parties, Hipster Coffee enthusiasts meetups. I need to take a shower and feel dirty just thinking about it Come to think of it I think the hipster culture of the 04/05 to 08/09 was actually better only because it wasn't shoved down our throats and was a bit more diverse. Hipster culture in the 2010s did help make 80s and 90s nostalgia more mainstream which was good but sometimes it was too mainstream especially in the mid 2010s. I felt like many of the same people who were really into the cringiest trends in the 2000s, tended adopt the more superficial and annoying parts of the hipster style.
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Post by John Titor on May 25, 2020 4:56:36 GMT 10
the conformity around it was laughable as well, Williamsburg New York was a sigh to see and laughs to be held in the 2010s I knew it was not going to age well, just thinking about that era makes me lower the 2010s decade in my rankings, I am starting to remember the hipster cults in the 2010s in Brooklyn New York that people tried to recruit me in, Hipster Poly Clubs, Hipster Cocaine parties, Hipster Coffee enthusiasts meetups. I need to take a shower and feel dirty just thinking about it Come to think of it I think the hipster culture of the 04/05 to 08/09 was actually better only because it wasn't shoved down our throats and was a bit more diverse. Hipster culture in the 2010s did help make 80s and 90s nostalgia more mainstream which was good but sometimes it was too mainstream especially in the mid 2010s. I felt like many of the same people who were really into the cringiest trends in the 2000s, tended adopt the more superficial and annoying parts of the hipster style. oh def, I have friends that were in pop punk bands (some pretty high profile ones) that all of a sudden sounded like Mumford and Sons as soon as the mid 2010s came, and they were drinking vegan green drinks and growing their beard out long. Friends that I knew that had Diamond tattoos on them in the late 2000s all of a sudden got it removed and were now wearing suspenders and big glasses. It is laughable how fast people conformed to that lifestyle out of sheep mentality. I remember the poly Hipster meet up my friend tricked me into attending ( I had no idea what the meet up was) and EVERY girl had this hair cut  I left like 5 min after being offered a vegan burger. They were scolding me for not being Vegan. Turns out a year later like 4 people in that hipster club got STDs.
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