late 00s/ early 2010s indie hipster core

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i think it's time for another one of these lads

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I think it's time to carpet bomb every neighborhood with a record store

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>>15632453
Based. We were the best generation.
>>15632392
Salty zoomed that never got to experience analog life.
>>15632415
Kek might know these girls, but I think alot of girls were taking pictures like these.

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>>15632428
Shiet. Member when cardigans were in trend?

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I still like that aesthetic

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remember these grandpa sweaters

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wtf even was that pose. So many people were doing it

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>>15632583
Crystal Castles maybe?

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>>15632543
Based.
I still only wear black jeans, with thrifted wool sweaters and flannels.
It's just more regular fit now since I'm older. It translated perfectly fine to adulthood really.

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>>15632553
>>15632576
It was a perfect time.

[Anonymous No.15632825]

Now that the dust has settled lads was there soul or was it soulless?

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>>15632825
Soul. What other sub-cultures or scenes are around like that nowadays?

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>>15632393
>>15632398
lmao is that jenn im? her style was so much cooler before she made so much money

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>>15632825
Yeah soul for sure
>>15632833
This. I don't want to sound pretentious, but I feel like we were the last analog IRL subculture, and it was sort've an amalgamation of past subcultures. Like a last hurrah for the idea of youth subculture as it was in the 20th century.
Think of all the kids nowadays who won't know what it's like to break into abandoned buildings with their friends, while dressed like underage dock workers, to drink cheap tallboys and spray paint. Won't know what it's like to pregame 20 deep at your friends crackpad excuse for a house, getting ready to go see a weird mixture of hardcore and indie bands at a sleazy dive ba, where you can get served at 18. Won't ever get to try to cram their unwashed dick into a girl dressed like a thrift store librarian, who's not too prissy to drink a 40 on the train tracks and pee outside. Not only that, but they didn't have to meet her online and deposit money to her venmo. It was also one of the most socially liberal time periods to be a young person, but without all the "woke" bullshit psyops. I'm writing a book goddammit.

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>>15632877
Take it up with Hedi Slimane.
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/indie-return-lou-stoppard

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>>15632825
soul-ish

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>>15632894
Did that work out for him?
Ha I dunno that's just a hollow version of the style. I feel like part of it was buying everything except your jeans and shoes at the thrift store.
The slim jeans thing itself was probably just a rejection of the baggy jeans that came before, and with it a rejection of the cultural emptiness with which we viewed the early 2000s, compared to previous generations.

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>>15632877
>Think of all the kids nowadays who won't know what it's like to break into abandoned buildings with their friends, while dressed like underage dock workers, to drink cheap tallboys and spray paint

Zoomer here, did this all when I was 13. As for the rest I know about 40 people in my school and several more in other schools which suit that description. You'd be surprised but although it technically is a different time, history still repeats itself.

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>>15632930
That did; Hedi Slimane has been hugely successful since Dior Homme, in the 2000s.

Dior Homme was more of an accurate, on the pulse depiction, as Hedi Slimane hung out with Pete Doherty around that time, and documented the burgeoning rock scenes.

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>>15632953
Forgot to mention that Hedi Slimane's earlier Saint Laurent seasons captured that energy to a degree, as well. If you're interested, I can link you some shows or just some pictures, whatever.

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>>15632951
Oh good. You didn't stop though right? You're supposed to do weird bum shit until your mid 20s at least.
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>>15632954
Sure I'll check it out. Personally I always thought the stuff I saw from them was way tighter and weirder than what people were actually wearing, but it's worth a look.

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where are these poeple now?

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>>15632982
I'm almost 30, I can afford to rent a decent sized house with my longtime girlfriend. We both just fixed our credit to over 700 so maybe we can buy a house when covid goes away or vaccine or whatever.

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>>15633003
Damn you life sounds boring and shit

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>>15632877
>It was also one of the most socially liberal time periods to be a young person, but without all the "woke" bullshit psyops
This is the most crucial thing. I personally wasn't a fan of the circa 2010 aesthetics and music, but it was at least a much less stifling time with less social alienation. Every young person being on Facebook at the time was lame though.

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>>15632384
good times

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>>15633031
Life is always pretty boring for the average adult.

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>>15632825
imitation of 80s without the creativity

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>>15633031
Yeah dude I'm older.
When I was younger, after I graduated college, and was done doing the whole hipster in the city partying thing, I went and vagabonded around the whole country, ended up working on black market weed farms for a bit, lived off grid for a bit. All sorts of shit. I still play music, and make art, do outdoorsy shit, and take road trips to see new places. But, at the end of the day, once you get to be 30 or close to it, you start thinking about setting down, buying a house, stabilizing your career, etc.

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>>15633032
Yeah, social interaction was still fun then. No walking on eggshells. I certainly didn't. If was 20 nowadays I'd get cancelled. Not for being a creep or anything, but for being drunk and on drugs public enemy #1, and generally a menace. I guess nowadays they'd call it "toxic behavior". Then we just called it fun. Yeah proliferating social media was our worst move, but it was useful for organizing all our events at the time.

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I miss rock.

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>>15633088
Rock will return in due time. Give it time, be it another decade or two, or however long it may be.

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>>15633088
Buttfuck these twinks!

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>>15632877
checked and based. zoomers will never know the analog freedom of our hot and sweaty millenial nights.

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>>15632838
Yes! I tried to find old outfit pictures of her. She looks so bland these days like every other run of the mill instagram girl.

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>>15632517
faggotty mass replier-nigger i will track you down and fucking kill you

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Was this era really something unique? It felt so at the time but now looking back it just seems like basically every vaguely alt person's college experience. The counterculture goes back at least to the 1940s that I'm aware of, probably farther.

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kino thread
>>15632877
10/10 description. i miss it lads

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>>15632456
thats brighton

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>>15632500
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>>15634092
i feel like this was really peak female alternative/hipster fashion. I mean compare this to art hoes and egirls with literal clown makeup, shitty baggy pants, buzzcuts and mullets. This style was a nice mixture of feminine but still cool and not too conservative and being skinny was still trendy

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>>15632877
>meet online

i only knew one twee girl and she probably fucked 15 dudes in two weeks off okcupid

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>>15633853
good

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>>15634130
>I only knew one

Ok so you weren't cool enough to hang in the IRL scene.
Also is twee really accurate if they aren't into twee pop?
Even punk girls dressed like this back then.
Also random aside:
Back in the day I was downloading music off blogspots and found this person who's 2 favorite genres were Twee-Pop and Oi! Punk. Perculiar mix.

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proto-zoomer trash

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>>15634097
Skinny will forever be trendy. Fashion, or at least the houses that matter in fashion, will forever run on being thin. Fatties can be appeased with a billboard or two, but at the end of the day, it's all a huge cope, and everyone knows it.

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>>15634474
>proto-zoomer

Lol. Human history in its entirety, until like 2017, is proto-zoomer

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>>15634498
Itt: two people who don't know what 'proto' means duke it out.

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>>15634197
I was a little older than the target demo. These girls were 18-21 I was like 26 just trying to fuck that one chick

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Grow your hair out, cut your skinny jeans off at the knee, get a bunch of thrifted flannels, and find obscure trucker hats and t shirts. Oh classic vans

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>>15632629
yh

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>>15634459
Where are you finding these? Please, may I have the source? These are bringing back hardcore nostalgia.

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>>15634599
random tumblr archives, here are some examples:

pellicule.tumblr.com/archive/2011/1
common-paradox.tumblr.com/archive/2011/12
wood-fire-smoke.tumblr.com/archive/2011/1

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>>15634785
based, thanks anon

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>>15634551
Loser all his life lmao

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>>15634156
if you only knew how bad things really are, also faggot

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>>15632877
There are literally still people that dress and look and act exactly like the people posted in this thread. You are a delusional nostalgia-addicted fool.

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>>15632877
>didn't have to meet her online
My man MySpace was fun

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>>15632877
>Won't ever get to try to cram their unwashed dick into a girl dressed like a thrift store librarian, who's not too prissy to drink a 40 on the train tracks and pee outside.
That really spoke to me Jesus Christ write the book

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>>15637393
>tfw bulletins
>tfw html profiles
>tfw myspace music pages

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>>15632877
>Think of all the kids nowadays who won't know what it's like to break into abandoned buildings with their friends, while dressed like underage dock workers, to drink cheap tallboys and spray paint
Yo are you literally me? No joke, I spent a lot of the early 2010s doing this, except I'd usually be smoking a doob rather than sipping a tinnie

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>>15632877
>Think of all the kids nowadays who won't know what it's like to break into abandoned buildings with their friends, while dressed like underage dock workers, to drink cheap tallboys and spray paint
we did it every day when we were kids
some guys were sniffing glue instead of spray paint

t. 1999 eastern european zoomer doomer from shithole

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>>15639203
blyat

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I still dress like this.

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>>15638661
onions

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>>15632877
Wrong, these people are peek consumer core and are the fighting for woke ideals. late 2000 early 2010's saw the rise in sjw shit.
These people dressed obnoxious and behaved obnoxious still do.

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>>15637139
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>>15632398
i hope long natural hair like this with bangs comes back

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>>15632384
where are you taking these photoes?

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Cringe.

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>>15632877
>It was also one of the most socially liberal time periods to be a young person

Yeah, everyone was chill at the time. Outrage humor was the thing and you could joke about almost anything, but people that didn't fit the norm were still accepted. Nowadays it's rampant tribalism once again and walking on eggshells about what you can say or do.

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Kek i remember when this shit was posted in earnest

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>>15637409
Ok will do.
>>15639196
Yeah weed started geeking me out around 18. Anyway binge drinking is a huge pastime in my hometown
>>15639203
>Eastern Europe is 10 years behind America
Big surprise. Happy for you though.
>>15639534
Wrong, I was there.
>>15640467
Yeah maybe one-day they will shift back. But, we'll be OLD old by then.

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>>15634354
cute

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>>15640232
no you

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>>15639781
see >>15634785

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>>15640093
God I miss the Justice era.

[Anonymous No.15641058]

im so tired of this
im so tired of the always on
smartphone everywhere¨
facebook, twitter
hyper commercialization of thei nternet
big blobs of big companies owning it all both offline and online
i miss my brother
god damn the smartphone

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GODAMMIT
IT WILL NEVER COME BACK, FASHION COMES AND GOES LIKE A WHEEL BUT THE TIMES WILL NEVER COME BACK

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TAKE ME BACK
PLEASE
TAKE ME BACK
I WANT TO GO BACK

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>>15632517
I WANT TO GO BACK

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>>15638642
>pc4pc

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>>15632825
soulless, the first generation that had no real meaning or identifiable subculture. Totally backward looking.

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>>15637139
I hate these kind of girls.

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None of these girls would be straight today but they're all chubby moms now...

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Despite the shitty economic situation, shit was still "alright" until 2012. Now it is mega-gay out there.
The most cringy shit for young girls would be like...being bi-sexual. Or dating a guy in his late 20s. Now it's just...jesus...

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>>15642079
What is wrong with dating a guy in his late 20s?

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>>15642192
I'm not going to get into this potential shitfest but a 16 year old girl in america going out with a 27 year old is cringe. Just being real. I love young tight pussy too but cmon.

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>>15642079
I'm 23. 2007-2012 was trash. Families businesses failed, lost the home, divorced parents, everything seemed bleak, went through puberty(cute kid--->awkward weirdo), failed all my classes, was ready to end it at a young age
2014-2016 life was looking up. Grew into my looks, developed social skills, economy looked to be improving, was optimistic
2017-2018 killed me, everything came crashing down
2019 was looking up again was finally on track with fixing my life and traveling
2020 calls for my suicide. I am young but but my youth has been wasted on this shit decade

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>>15632877
...Jesus dude. I mean I thought you guys were wankers, but I think I respect this culture a little bit more now. But hey, I was going to anime conventions during those years.

The girls were cute, though.

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>>15642532
Yea bro you weren't of sentient age during that time. I was barely there. Social interaction wise, it was much better. Even with hussein.

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Hate gentrification, hate the music, hate the people but fuck me of you guys didn't have cute white girls in pantyhose everywhere. I'll take it over the side shaving, dyeing and piercings any day.

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>>15642532
shut the fuck up. you're still a kid.

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>>15642532
attention whoring

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>>15642830
damn forgot about this guy

i bet the same rich kids that live in his old neighborhoods dont know who the fuck he is

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>>15632877
>I don't want to sound pretentious,
M8... pretentiousness was the name of the game back then. The more obscure, the more social accreditation. From beer to music to clothes... the aura of pretentiousness and exclusivity was LITERALLY the running joke among normies looking in.

>but I feel like we were the last analog IRL subculture. Like a last hurrah for the idea of youth.
Everyone thinks this about their generation when they get older. Youth subculture still exists... it's just blacked now. I'll totally grant you that this was the last "white dominant" subculture.


>Think of all the kids nowadays who won't know what it's like to (insert coming of age experiences here)
M8... You're just old and out of touch. Again, everything you mentioned young people still do in some capacity. I'm in my mid 30s, presumably grew up alongside you and can assure you; youth are still up to the same shit. Clothes change, music changes, some drugs get swapped out for others... but the experience remains largley the same. I've got friends with younger siblings and they're up y2o the same bullshit, different soundtrack and uniform.... definitley more electronics... but people and their carnal desires remain effectivley the same from one generation to the next.

1/2

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>>15632877
>>15643062
2/2

> It was also one of the most socially liberal time periods to be a young person, but without all the "woke" bullshit psyops.

This here is where you are DEAD WRONG. Who do you think is pushing the extreme SJW politically correct attitudes of today? It's Millenials. We are undoubtedly the most outspokenly, overwhelmingly sensitive and politically correct generation around. It's not Zoomers working for Buzfeed, Washpost and Vice...It's us. Our generation grew up soft and ideological and statistics back the fact that for the first time, Zoomers are far less sensitive and more conservative than the generation that preceded them.

Millenials have effectivley become super-boomers as a whole in the public conscious.
>Do as we say, not as we did.
>Kids these days will never know!
>Remember when we could do ______ as kids?
>Retroactively change rules so kids can't do ______.

We've effectivley flipped the script in adulthood and are now blaming a younger generation for the shit show that WE created... No longer is it the Boomer-tier Christian Right behind the acts of censorship and revisionist history in the name of morals and standards. The Millenial Left have taken their place as societies moral arbiters; the censors and chancellor cancellers. Building the new world in the name of equity and political correctness.


I ask you to take off the nostalgia goggles, think back... Do your best to put yourself into that 19 year old state of mind and then have a conversation with younger person. Kids, at their core, have not changed all that much in the past 10, 15, 25 years... you have.

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>>15643066
Some millennials started pushing the extreme SJW politically correct attitudes and zoomers have bought into it and drank it as gospel from the elders. Just look at YouTube back in the day with Shane Dawson and all those older YouTubers having their past exposed and getting cancelled. It was a different culture and atmosphere back in the 2000s.

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>>15643091
This.

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this thread wouldve gotten like 40 replies 3 years ago. what changed? this shit still sucks

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>>15642873
Dash Snow was king of the hipsters

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Girls didn't wear pants.

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>>15642827
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>>15642832
>Listens to kid rock once

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>>15632384
Hipstercore is Gay faggot soiboy clothing style

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>>15643621
pretentious hipster bullshit

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>>15639344
I often do too but this was just a little before my time
Starting drinking real young while they were the older folks and it was good times

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>>15641058
Man... :(

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>>15643062
>>15643066
I understand what you're saying about nostalgia goggles, but I insist it was still a different time. I feel like zoomer youth culture is more clean and sterile. I'll admit, our subculture gave rise to hyper consumerism in the mid 2010s. But the late 00s and early 10s, there was more of an emphasis on the DIY thing, creativity, and it was just a little dirtier. I don't really see young kids spinning 40s under the bridge, and there's this emphasis on being very clean and fresh, and liking very "produced" things. This could have to do with the "blacked" thing. A black guy I worked with once was bullshitting with me about style, and said "That look is cool on white boys, but we have to make sure everything is fresh and new, so that people don't have a more negative opinion on us". So that's an interesting theory for the shift.
Although it might be millennials pushing that agenda now, I have a feeling that it's the same well adjusted normies millennials who got into the hipster thing after it became commodities.
I remember when those people started coming into our dive bars, and our shows, and acting like we were too rowdy and ruining the "scene", but it was actually kinda our thing.
Also regardless of current attitudes, it doesn't mean attitudes weren't different then.

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>>15644096
>I feel like zoomer youth culture is more clean and sterile.
I agree that it is... but again ask yourself who's fault that is?
The late 00s/early 10s were a time of MASSIVE gentrification across the entire U.S.. Particularly in the areas most remowned for the exact hipster style youre describing. Millenials moved into neighborhoods with "character" in droves on their parents dime... priced the original inhabitants out and the "authenticity" of the culture along with it.

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>>15633576
In some instances it really was unique. I think I was just barely too young to really experience the more truly weird corners of it.

This was before the Patriot Act, so public surveillance was much shoddier, which made places like abandoned warehouses hotspots for parties and shows. You could actually get away from the mainstream still. That's extraordinarily hard now, especially since landlords caught onto the Millennial Hipster act and bought up all the empty real-estate. And now, of course, they can monitor their shitty broken down buildings a lot better while they try to turn them into luxury "industrial apartments" or the next Whole Foods.

I've said it before but the internet was way better right before everyone figured out how to monetize every aspect of it.

>>15643066
>blaming a younger generation for the shit show that WE created
Not the anon you were commenting on, but is anyone blaming the younger generation? I don't disagree that shit like Vox and Buzzfeed and the woke psyop shit was the fault of Millennials, but I still feel bad for Zoomers not getting the freedom we got to experience back in the day. Like I said above, "Big Brother" was much less sophisticated when we were young. That's not the same as blaming Zoomers. But the socially liberal times Millennials experienced were in part because none of the soon-to-be woke Millennials had any influence. Now they're older and employed and do.
Also, not all Millennials are into the woke shit. Hell, not even all lefty Millennials tolerate that shit.

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>>15644326
This is a systemic problem, really. It's hard to place the blame squarely on the shoulders of Millennials who were moving to shitholes so they could embrace the freedom of their youth without someone breathing down their neck, when the economy crashed because of white-collar criminals who were effectively pardoned for their crimes by Obama. There was a lot of economic and political corruption brewing that youngsters who just barely reached the voting age wouldn't have been smart or mature enough to realize, let alone respond to.

[Anonymous No.15644419]

I despise "youth culture" from every single era in history. Just a bunch of absolute retards justifying their retardation and annoyance with shallow parroted cultural rhetoric given to them by older people looking to make money. "b..but we were underground" nope. There is still a 35 year old bullshitting you to make a quick buck
99.99999999999% of 16-25 olds cannot make anything resembling a true work of art or a unique contribution to larger culture, they are nothing. They are never interesting people. If 18-25 year old female bodies didn't exist in these "scenes" absolutely nobody would participate. Its all an elaborate larp to fuck young females

[Anonymous No.15644470]

>>15644419
>when your favourite book is Catcher In The Rye

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>>15644419
Cope, seethe, dilate.

[Anonymous No.15644548]

>>15644419
>Members of these distinct clans, almost exclusively young working-class kids, attempted to differentiate themselves from the rest of society ... through the music they listened to, the attitude they adopted, and the clothes they worshipped.

Youth culture's origin is all the fucking same shit. Humans being humans. Humanity is pretty shallow when they only do things for themselves instead of for a higher power or for some bigger picture. I'm not convinced whether it is all just to fuck girls, but it is undeniable that it is all just an elaborate larp.

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>>15644419
>Its all an elaborate larp to fuck young females
This is why you’re an angry incel beta. Maybe this was part of the appeal at first, but eventually truly fashionable people end up 100% doing it for themselves.

You think a girls going to suck your dick over a SLP leather jacket? Shit, if that was the motivation, I would have bought a $300 jacket and saved myself $3k.

Living in fine clothes is better than any drug I’ve tried. Living in fine clothes on drugs is the best existence anyone can hope for. You thought this was about pussy? Lmao

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>>15644596
>mfw enjoying reading this

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>>15632543
PIZZA

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>>15632583
I always assumed it was the goth dance pose seen in south park.

[Anonymous No.15645135]

>>15632384
When the woke backlash goes into full swing in a few years this whole aesthetic will see a major resurgence.

[Anonymous No.15645141]

>>15645135
sorry mate, Kamala 2024, Kamala 2028. we gonna be on mars before this woke shit is over.

[Anonymous No.15645153]

most of these pictures look like they're taken with the same camera. anyone have a clue to which one?

[Anonymous No.15645174]

I sometimes feel bad that I was born 3-4 years too late to experience this but then again, I probably wouldn't have friends as well as in this life so it's whatever

[Anonymous No.15645180]

>>15642754
>>15642747
Man you could not get away with these American Apparel ads now. Sometimes I miss this time but I also don’t miss being broke as fuck trying to scrape together $3.50 for a 2 for 1 Reds Apple Ale at the corner store.

[Anonymous No.15645210]

>>15645153
razr

[Anonymous No.15645284]

Most of the people that have been posted here dress exactly the same way people do nowadays. What's the fucking point of this thread, you are at least 10-20 years early.

[Anonymous No.15645495]

>>15632825

soul. shame it didn't last.

[Anonymous No.15645503]

>>15637139

i miss American Apparel girls

[Anonymous No.15645539]

>>15642532

im 32.

07-12 was my first shot living on my own. failed college, lived in town going to indie dance parties and banging >>15637139 and shitposting on effay
eventually raves when the UK invasion came, it was a wave but those weren't as cool. no real jobs to be had so worked at chipotle.
13-16 the city changed and all the beautiful people left. found some hippy kids to live with and lived to go to music festivals, felt i had no future.
17-19 getting high got old, grew up, got an office job, had financial security
2020 going back to school for a career.

if you're sad and don't know what to do, go join a cult and do some acid. do adderal instead of nose drugs and you'll be fine.

[Sieg !NP2jUmGKeo No.15645551]

>>15645539
How did you get a job that requires a degree and internship without a degree

[Anonymous No.15645555]

>>15645551

got a recommendation from a guy i used to party with and lied on my resume.

The only jobs i ever got that were worth a shit were as a result of lying on my resume. I was qualified to do them, but i had to put in a lot of effort to learn on the job and minimize fuck-ups.

[Anonymous No.15645613]

>>15632384
I miss this style so goddamn much. It's basically just art hoe now but at least back then they weren't all diseased whores.

[Anonymous No.15645645]

>>15632384
remember when even Taylor Swift did this shit

[Anonymous No.15645704]

>>15632384
>not mentioning late-game skate influence

[kakihara !YjXCv0OrnQ No.15646373]

>>15644596
what a good fucking reply. cheer, anon

[Anonymous No.15646420]

>>15645645
Remember when Taylor Swift used to be good?

[Anonymous No.15646422]

I follow this QT3.14 chinese youtuber who is a straight up hipster but since she’s cute, i don’t mind it

[Anonymous No.15646479]

>>15632453
Qt

[Anonymous No.15646717]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqn6dXILjHE

[Anonymous No.15647338]

>>15646420
never?

[Anonymous No.15647466]

>>15645613
>but at least back then they weren't all diseased whores.

Um...

[Anonymous No.15647872]

>>15632392

[Anonymous No.15647880]

>>15634495
Go back to lolcow, fatty female. This isn't your vent thread.

[Anonymous No.15649371]

bump

[Anonymous No.15649533]

Recession-era duocore

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tolm-07if3c

[Anonymous No.15649991]

incredible thread, had a trip. hope the good times roll back in again

[Anonymous No.15650082]

>>15649991
seconded. one of my favorite threads i've come accross

[Anonymous No.15650304]

>>15645704
worst skate era of all time.

[Anonymous No.15650319]

>>15632384
>late 00s/ early 2010s indie hipster core

A generation of complete poseurs and self entitled morons. Gen Y Millennials are Boomers 2.0 and the worst generation out there.

[Anonymous No.15650718]

>>15649533

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Wnl9PpnTXI

[Anonymous No.15650869]

This seems kinda onions-ish and all the people look like they smell bad

[Anonymous No.15651170]

>>15644336
>It's hard to place the blame squarely on the shoulders of Millennials
Fair, part of the blame falls on their boomer parents for footing their bill.

>who were moving to shitholes so they could embrace the freedom of their youth without someone breathing down their neck
M8... you act as if large portions of this generation weren't weren't being bankrolled by their parents.

Maybe it's just my anecdotal experience, but I lived in many of the hipster houses you described in this era. The vast majority were owned by a wealthy persons parents, who then sub-let rooms to their kids friends.

The blame of watering down the "authenticity" of the neighborhood does fall largley on the shoulders of Millenials who wanted their cake and to eat it too.

They liked the rugged aesthetic, they liked joking about being in the "hood"... but overall crime was on a stark decline nationwide and these "fringe" neighborhoods were relativley safe... But as more and moved.. you were bound to have instances. These instances drew police. These instances sparked "revitalization" efforts.... those revitalization efforts fucked over lots of good people who had been working long before the hipsters moved in to build their neighborhood. The people who had already cleaned up the neighborhood enough for hipsters to feel comfortable moving there in the first place.

Let's not get it twisted. Millenials weren't moving into utter dangerous shitholes. They were moving into neighborhoods just on the light side of any given cities dividing lines.

[Anonymous No.15651192]

>>15651170

no dummy, the thing you don't understand that the recession also coincided with a large die-off of population.

These "wealthy people" were really just people spending their windfall inheritance money.

most people were lower middle class. If you're talking about living in a coastal city, thats different. The wave was everywhere, you didn't need to live in brooklyn to be a part of it, and assholes that think they were in the central nerve just because they lived in NYC are about as clueless to how widespread and deep the culture ran through the midwest and beyond.

and yeah, we did move into dangerous shitholes. The thing was that once there were enough of us to rebrand a place as an "artist neighborhood", the rent went up. that's not our fault, thats the landowners. But fuck us for trying, right?

windowlicker prick.

[Anonymous No.15651392]

>>15651170
>Fair, part of the blame falls on their boomer parents for footing their bill.
Not untrue. Not true in all cases either, but I don't think boomers are without blame. Even so, I think it's mostly a larger problem with American economics and blaming individuals misses the forest for the trees.

>Millenials weren't moving into utter dangerous shitholes.
I wasn't saying they were utterly dangerous. You misinterpreted me. If you're a kid who moves from your parents four or five bedroom house to some squat in Brooklyn that doesn't have running water, you're moving into a shithole. But the benefit for these kids who had money is 1) they knew they wouldn't wind up homeless on the streets if something went wrong, so these "shitholes" were less scary, and 2) their parents back in Connecticut weren't around to complain that the music was too loud. That's what I mean about having no one around who is breathing down their neck. Yeah, eventually these neighborhoods got a greater police presence, but as you noticed, that's how it goes.

>The blame of watering down the "authenticity" of the neighborhood does fall largley on the shoulders of Millenials who wanted their cake and to eat it too.

I don't disagree with you. I think making the poverty and struggle of a neighborhood the core components of it's "authenticity" is a pretty bad take though, and it's the take that the hipsters you are complaining about had. Lots of Bodega owners and people who owned businesses in these areas were happy to see people with more money come in, because it meant more people living there would pay more for regular groceries.

Usually when people complain about gentrification it's because they're worried about displacing working people and minority groups. Even if you could somehow shame these white hipsters and prevent them from moving into neighborhoods where they could stand to save some money, the poor people in those neighborhoods would still be poor. It wouldn't solve racism.

[Anonymous No.15651466]

>>15650718
Damn, DFA was the shit.
I remember seeing them live on the 2011 reunion tour.

[Anonymous No.15651515]

>>15642775
>>15642788
Is that Kitty Pryde? I liked her music circa 2014ish.

[Anonymous No.15651712]

>>15632547
i had a sweater like that that was like 50 years old or even 60 and it got fucking stolen it was the best piece i had in my wardrobe at 16 years old i loved it and now i will never get it back life never got better

[Anonymous No.15651789]

>>15651466
lol no, they were just shit

[Anonymous No.15651841]

>>15651789
>I'm sooo cool trashing others music taste

[Anonymous No.15652386]

>>15651789

haha oh i get it you're being "ironic"

[Anonymous No.15652426]

>>15651392
Good post. People really over generalize how many millennials had rich parents. It's as dumb as the idea that every white person is from an upper middle class background. Funnily enough the upper middle class millennials came into the scene in a way in which I reference towards the end of my post here
>>15644096

I was raised by a single working class dad who barely made ends meet, and most of the people I originally hung out with were also from working class or lower middle class backgrounds. I mean that was a large portion of our population. There was a recession going on. It makes me feel like the "parents money" thing is a bit of a straw man honestly. When I lived in a city house with a bunch of roommates, noone had mommy's money. We'd just ask our drug dealer roomie to front us til we got our next paycheck if we were short on rent.

[Anonymous No.15652439]

>>15651841
I am

fag

[Anonymous No.15652639]

>>15645284
are you we-todd-ed?

[Anonymous No.15652640]

If you dont still skate ur a fake.

[Anonymous No.15652693]

>>15651170
>Fair, part of the blame falls on their boomer parents for footing their bill.
Where the fuck does this myth come from? Where did you live that every 20 something grew up rich?

[Anonymous No.15652729]

>>15643066
nah there was definitely an era where the sjw shit was bubbling but not all encompassing in like 2007-2010, it was a part of the “hipster” subculture but it wasn’t a main tenant of it like it became post-2012 after occupy wallstreet and then fully mainstream post 2016. 2005-2010 was good shit and a lot of fun, it was pretentious but way way way less moralizing than things are now

[Anonymous No.15652736]

This was without a doubt the hottest era for women and very inoffensive for guys who weren’t into beard culture. Overall 8/10

[Anonymous No.15652824]

>>15632384
JFC this was the shit.
Literally the rise of microbreweries, pop-up coffee bars, army surplus stores, vinyl record stores, hackerspaces and revitalization of old commercial buildings in Chicago. Rickety old warehouses and factories turned into lofts and old-timey "industrial" aesthetic was on the rise, with peaked caps, cardigans, vests and penny loafers, ironic pre-ww1 machinery and heavy butcher block tables with cast iron legs, and everyone was into making their own vaping flavors and craft beer. Bitcoin was in its infancy and people were getting hyped on it along with all sorts of libertarian schemes after the 2008 crash. People were trying to be happy, but it kind of felt forced, not unlike squeezing your dick into a tight virgin art girl because you two think you love each other. The problem is that now she is a depressed art hoe two xanny bars away from killing herself because she couldn't keep a man. This is my Chicago, which tried so hard to be the new tech city,but somehow can't hack the transition away from being just a agricultural finance/transport hub.
You want to see an exploitation of this, go play the first Watch_Dogs. It's annoying as fuck to see them mangle your city aesthetic, but the shit still smells like it, so I roll with it.
20 years ago this shit started in the Wicker Park/Humboldt Park-to-UIC/Halsted near west neighborhoods and kept growing outwards towards Brighton Park/Bridgeport on the South side and Logan Square, Ravenswood and Avondale/Jefferson Park on the N/NW Side. Now the minorities got smart and took out mortgages so the rental companies won't simply push people out for new hipster growth and now its a bit of a standstill. It might leapfrog the neighborhoods but who knows if Chicago won't simply drive out all the white/asian creatives for gibs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3Po3sLIiJU
This is what some of the hipster neighborhoods felt like, when Rahmbo was mayor trying to court tech and finance. Sad, really.

[Anonymous No.15652849]

>>15652824
Continuing, most of the manifestations of this aesthetic would grow outwards along the CTA rail lines and crosstown bike paths, and would extend even into some suburbs like (((Oak Park))) or (((Skokie))), which one could argue was the whole point in the first place. There are some pockets where this aesthetic still holds, like in the suburbs where people are still into the 3d printer fad, but ever since retrowave emerged it has started to become a bit tired. Now retrowave is on the way out and it seems shitty rap music is replacing any "indie" culture. It seems (((they))) are hellbent on crushing any aesthetic or scene beyond their control, through using techniques like Embrace, Extend, Extinguish, or even straight up suppressing any sort of news about it.

[Anonymous No.15652922]

>>15652386
now that's a brap sniffer

[Anonymous No.15652923]

>>15649533
bra its been a recession for like 20 years

[Anonymous No.15652924]

>>15647872
legit 10/10 jewelry game

[Anonymous No.15652945]

>>15651192
Fuck you faggot

[recent cops No.15653084]

>>15652849
so jews hate indie culture and indie culture was... radical somehow? I'm legitimately lost. Nice shitpost tho.

[Anonymous No.15653100]

>>15652923
Maybe for poor people

[recent cops No.15653124]

>>15652923
>>15653100
no it's been a 20 year recession. longer even, possibly. I've even heard some economists arguing theres really been no real growth since the 1970's in the first world but we've 'gotten around that' by allowing for massive cheap exports from the developing world and even greater personal debt ceiling.

[Anonymous No.15653139]

>>15652824
you don't want to be a tech city. It brings in money but holy shit, you really don't want it
t.bay area fag

[Anonymous No.15653628]

>>15633576
No it wasn't unique. Everyone remembers their teen years as the best time ever because that's when they're experience adult things for the first time.

Drugs, sex, buying own clothes, having their own time away from parents. You're basically doing a lot of grown up shit without the responsibility of a grown up. Everyone in the world is looking out for you even if you fuck up big time because they know you're still growing.

That's why everyone misses their youth and think it was the last great generation. The early millennials are literal boomers now. They're hitting 40 years old.

[Anonymous No.15653803]

>>15645613
>but at least back then they weren't all diseased whores.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.15653826]

>>15653803

lmao i know right

[Anonymous No.15654452]

>>15637409
yikes you fucking creep

[Anonymous No.15654456]

>>15640546
>Big surprise. Happy for you though.
keep sucking corporate cock, my american friend

[Anonymous No.15654468]

>>15632977
>You're supposed to do weird bum shit until your mid 20s at least.
it's hardly "weird" if so many people do it isnt it now?

[Anonymous No.15654473]

>>15633031
>haha bro yeah just smoke weed and go to band shows haha that's the life bruhh

[Anonymous No.15654481]

>>15654473

well you should start a band too, to participate in the culture. not hard.

[Anonymous No.15654509]

>>15647880
can you not read?

[Anonymous No.15654535]

>>15653628
As someone who had a great time in their teens and 20s and who is now 30, shit actually seems to be getting better. Own place, own car, no kids and I have some dough now.

[Anonymous No.15654577]

>>15653084
Yes. I'm not really into the (((jews))) part because I knew alot of regular working class jewish families. But I do think there's a loose (((they))) and a culture that largely eschews professional production for "up cycling" and DIY isn't in their best interest.

[Anonymous No.15654594]

>>15654452
Naw the chicks were trying to get laid too. You just think it's creepy because of the harsh language used and the male perspective.
If I wrote
>I just wanted to slam my 40 as fast as I could, so I wouldn't have to hear this flannel wearing dork talk about existentialism anymore, and I could rip open my tights and shove his cock in me
You'd be like yaaaas queen.

[Anonymous No.15654667]

>>15654594
>You'd be like yaaaas queen.
i'd be like yikes whore

[Anonymous No.15654674]

>>15654481
well i am planning to be a musician

[Anonymous No.15654698]

>>15644596
>Living in fine clothes is better than any drug I’ve tried. Living in fine clothes on drugs is the best existence anyone can hope for. You thought this was about pussy? Lmao
holy mother of a cringy ass boomer poser

[Anonymous No.15654705]

>>15645539
>if you're sad and don't know what to do, go join a cult and do some acid. do adderal instead of nose drugs and you'll be fine.
kinda cringe bro ngl you sound like a teenage girl

[Anonymous No.15654721]

>>15654698
>t. Poorfag incel zoomer

[Anonymous No.15654729]

>>15654721
epic pwnage bro

[Anonymous No.15654775]

>>15654705

well yeah, having fun is cringe man, idk what to tell you.

You can't do wild shit and be taken seriously as an adult at the same time. You make a choice and live with it. I didn't want to be a windowlicker all my life.

[Anonymous No.15654780]

>>15654775
you misunderstood my post. i meant that your idea of fun sounds like that of a teenage girl.

[Anonymous No.15654783]

>>15654667
Oh whoa so you think guys who have sex are creeps and girls who have sex are whores. You're like aggressively asexual? I guess that's some weird cool internet thing. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.15654798]

>>15654783
no no sweetie, i think people who fuck randoms are whores and people who think shit like
>>Won't ever get to try to cram their unwashed dick into a girl dressed like a thrift store librarian, who's not too prissy to drink a 40 on the train tracks and pee outside.
speaks to them are creeps. i hope i cleared up any misconceptions you might've had about me
go catch an std or whatever you people do now ;)

[Anonymous No.15654804]

>>15654798
It's just pretty sexually repressed to not be able to understand how something written like that can speak to someone. If you don't understand it all, have you ever been really horny? And if it's just because of the perspective, than you can't remove yourself from the gender bias.

[Anonymous No.15654818]

>>15654780

oh, well how else are you going to afford going to all the local raves and traveling around the country for music festivals if you don't live with all the people you know that also want to do that stuff? At one point we had it down to a science and could get just about anywhere, accomodated and back for 500 bucks per person, and about half that if we had one of our people performing and got free entry.

i guess going to national parks and traveling internationally would be cooler or more "adult" but we didn't have connections or income like that at the time.

>>15654783
>guys who have sex are creeps and girls who have sex are whores

this is what i mean when i say "having fun is cringe" lmao some people's sexuality is so damaged i really feel bad for them

[Anonymous No.15654832]

>>15654798

do you really have no desire to hook up with random women? like, how did you get to be this way and what is your strategy for getting in a relationship? Genuinely curious

[Anonymous No.15654835]

>>15654832
>do you really have no desire to hook up with random women?
no, i'm not an animal
>how did you get to be this way
i don't wanna fuck someone i don't know, it disgusts me. sex is intimate and personal, i'll only do it with somebody i trust and respect.
>what is your strategy for getting in a relationship?
well, the only time i got a gf was thru a friend. we met at a, let's say, "social gathering" and just liked each other.

[Anonymous No.15654848]

>>15654835
>well, the only time i got a gf was thru a friend

so let me get this straight, you're totally cool with fucking your buddys kicked down pussy but you're not okay with going out and getting something fresh on your own because you think that women that would want to fuck you are dirty?

you reek of beta and repressed homosexuality lmfao

[Anonymous No.15654885]

>>15654848
>you're totally cool with fucking your buddys kicked down pussy
that's not what meeting someone through a friend means
>getting something fresh
yikes bro
>because you think that women that would want to fuck you are dirty?
i think whores are gross that's all, your reading comprehension doesn't seem to be on a very high level
>you reek of beta and repressed homosexuality lmfao
oh really? i'm not the one desperately trying to prove how manly i am ;)
cheers

[Anonymous No.15654898]

>>15632825
white trends cant have soul

[Anonymous No.15654899]

>>15634459
Byron :(

[Anonymous No.15654904]

>>15654885

>damage control

dude seriously if you can't go get your own woman that's sad af

[Anonymous No.15654948]

>>15654898
>being this “woke”

[Anonymous No.15655092]

>>15654898
yikes can mods ban this anti white comment this is gross af

[Anonymous No.15655179]

tfw 24 and lost my last good year of partying to covid :-(

[Anonymous No.15655205]

>>15653139
>you don't want to be a tech city. It brings in money but holy shit, you really don't want it
>t.bay area fag
You want the money because it brings in development. Bayniggers have a problem with development because muh painted ladies and antiques with a pronounced lack of affordable housing options (not that preserving antiques is bad, I'd be pissed if they'd start bulldozing our old architecture like churches and other buildings for more ugly-ass steel and glass, but I look at the prices/rates and it's looking absolutely ridiculous).
Furthermore, pic related is why shit is so expensive to do anything: you have to build factories like fucking hospitals nowadays, granted it's Mirror's Edge but seriously, any comparably new value-adding technology is located in such standardized manufacturing plants/laboratories. It's almost impossible to build any sort of space that would be practical or cheap enough for a local startup to use. Chicago needs better manufacturing plants but there is no money to refit any of the old infrastructure around us to those standards, and thus we are stuck with miles upon miles of empty warehouses.
Also to me, late 2000s/early 2010s reminds me of the appropriation by IKEA of DIY culture and aesthetics and bleaching them to meaninglessness. It's like a Hot Topic for Karens, without any offensiveness scrubbed. Hence the Mirror's Edge pic.

[Anonymous No.15655222]

>>15653084
>jews hate indie culture
Jews hate anything they can't buy out. Hence why indie culture past 2012/Occupy is shit.
>>15654577
>a culture that largely eschews professional production for "up cycling" and DIY isn't in their best interest.
Basically this. Look at the current fight over right to repair between large established tech firms like Apple and even Tesla versus smaller startups like iFixit and Louis Rossmann providing service to the OEM products and anti-competitive practices Apple is engaging in over repair and customizability of their
products. I remember pre-2010 laptops being shilled super hard because of the build quality and aesthetic compared to "business laptop" Thinkpads. Now look at how the tables have turned.
DIY is based primarily because it keeps money in your pocket and out of the assholes trying to lock your culture and tools away from you. Don't let it get stolen from you.

[Anonymous No.15655226]

>>15654898
>white trends cant have soul
It has soul, it is just a soul that is suppressed because if it wasn't we'd be at war.

[Anonymous No.15655346]

>>15654898
listening to da baby while doing tik tok videos is peak soul

[recent cops No.15655468]

>>15654577
>>15655222
I think you are getting a little hung up on the ethno-religious element, what you are describing is just capitalists trying to maximize profits.
The anti-competitive practices you are describing is just what corporatism looks like.

I support right-to-repair. Normal people who work for themselves or even personally use products should have the right to repair said products. I just think it would require massive system change to fix what you are describing and it isn't some sort of grand plan beyond making as much money as possible idk

[Anonymous No.15655501]

>>15645153
nikon d3500, compressed to 500px for tumblr
thank me later

[Anonymous No.15655540]

>>15632384
This was unironically me back in 2007-2008

[Anonymous No.15655694]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNFyxvIdaM&feature=emb_title
remember this? these clothes, so different from todays despite being not many years apart

[Anonymous No.15655719]

>>15655694
lol I'm sure you are a pajeet or other type of shitskin.

[Anonymous No.15656537]

>>15632384
What happened to all these people? What did they evolve into?

[Anonymous No.15656550]

>>15656537
chad and karen

[Anonymous No.15656626]

>>15634097
It's because most of the people who did hipster shit went on to do third wave feminism, so the result was combining hipster aesthetics with body """positivity""" and doing what's comfortable instead of what's attractive which is the core of anti-fashion. The result was this cacophony we have today where trad elements from hipster shit are being combined with hair that's half anime colored and half natural with the bangs murdered every time for some reason, nose rings that look like knockers, and being fat and smelling like shit. Tinder and hookup culture also played into it, but I'm not going there because I sound like /r9k/ enough as is. Guys somewhat did the same thing if you consider overindulgent vidya consumption an analog to girls doing body positivity due to it being unattractive to the opposite sex. I've seen guys that would have been wearing graphic tees ten years ago try to do the hipster aesthetic but in a shitty "powerlevel" way where they'd wear patterned button-ups but the pattern would be the mushrooms from Mario or something. Basically the hipster look evolved to be as shitty as the people who swore by it once upon a time.

[Anonymous No.15656629]

>>15656537
I guess my reply >>15656626 works for you too, but I'm not done reading the entire thread yet

[Anonymous No.15656668]

>>15632825
I want to believe it started out with young people having to make do with thrift store clothes because the recession that just started at the time made finding jobs that would let you buy new clothes difficult. By that definition it had soul, but of course the reality is that most hipsters were trust fund babies trying to look fashionable without knowing anything, so I'm voting soulless here.

related video, pardon the source: https://youtu.be/D2WwCzaGo9c

[Anonymous No.15656676]

>>15632877
>Won't know what it's like to pregame 20 deep at your friends crackpad excuse for a house, getting ready to go see a weird mixture of hardcore and indie bands at a sleazy dive ba, where you can get served at 18
I missed hipster fashion being mainstream by a year and yet my college friends and I still spent the past decade doing this. The only reason I stopped was because of covid

[Anonymous No.15656952]

>>15655468
Ok, but I'm the first guy you replied to, and I specifically said the they isn't an ethno-religious thing.
Just saying

[Anonymous No.15657089]

>>15643146
People are tired of nigger oriented subcultures, so the wheel has spun back and the demand for white culture is back on the menu. We are literally at the same place as we were in 2005, when mcbling big ass Juicy Couture Paris Hilton 50 Cent gaudy shit was all the rage
Not to mention we never left the hipster era, and pretty much any alt person would be considered hipster by 2010s standards
I personally believe SJWs will be triggered by the abandonment of nigger subcultures and will try to supress the resurgence of these hipster styles
If you wanna more in depth look at hipsters back then, google Dash Snow(dead), Terry Richardson (cancelled by sjws), Gavin Mcinnes (old Vice stuff)

[Anonymous No.15657701]

>>15657089
>Dash Snow(dead), Terry Richardson (cancelled by sjws), Gavin Mcinnes (old Vice stuff)

i lived this era and i have no idea who these people are, besides terry because he did the American Apparel ads

[Anonymous No.15657723]

>>15655540

I really want to watch an episode of Bakugan now.

[Anonymous No.15657814]

megsuperstarprincess

[Anonymous No.15657842]

>>15632583
Crystal Castles pose, they were really a big thing back then

[Anonymous No.15657848]

>>15640093
every hipster on earth was wearing a black leather jacket and skinny jeans for a while there

[recent cops No.15657902]

>>15656952
fair, my apologies anon

[Anonymous No.15657935]

>>15657848

such an easy look. just buy or borrow a black leather jacket from someone, skinny jeans and a weird shirt from the dollar store and thin pullover from your dad if it's cold out and you're one of us

nothing to it.

[Anonymous No.15657961]

R E Q U I R E D V I E W I N G
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGLv3IEL0VI

[Anonymous No.15658224]

>>15657701
Mcinnes created Vice and williamsburg hipster scene in the early 2000s, sadly, most of it was scrubbed by the same media he created because they became turbo sjws, google it up, but look at pre-2010 stuff
Dash Snow was an epitome of hipsterism, hipster aesthetic and its way of life, and if you never even heard of him, you were not part of the hipster scene, my fellow redditor

[Anonymous No.15658287]

>>15656537
most of my early 2010s hipster friends turned into stoodents, like they're still pursuing advanced degrees. that or they do shit like tattooing or work for an ngo. None of them went into STEM or do anything technical or financial.

[Anonymous No.15658379]

>>15632393
Is that the philosophic-snob core ?

[Anonymous No.15658416]

some of the girls looks were cute but most of the dudes looks are basic. it's kind of like how nerdy tech guys dress now.

[Anonymous No.15658562]

>>15658224
>and if you never even heard of him, you were not part of the hipster scene

what happened then was not NYC centric and if you think it was then you're ignoring the lived experience of all your peers.

[Anonymous No.15659849]

>>15658416
the whole point was to be basic

[Anonymous No.15661185]

Bump

[Anonymous No.15661590]

Worst "subculture" ever

[Anonymous No.15661809]

>>15643066
A lot of the people doing the SJW thing were the failed elements, art school rejects who lost their shit because their shitty dime a dozen "art" only got them reblogs on a Tumblr. I was there, and some of us were just there in that moment to have fun and live. They all were there to showboat and hop the next trend because at this time people were shitting all over scene and emo, and if you were still doing emo pass 2008 or scene past 2010 you were seen as joke who needed to leave high school behind and grow the fuck up.

This stuff still exist in small pockets, it has receded from the internet and the big city Williamsberg style shit of the 00s-early 10s, when everything was a hipster joke, and you even got some clever shit out of the whole ironic-hipster bashing from hipsters (hipster hitler, LATFH, Hipster Runoff) 2011 was it though. Occupy, that sort of fashion starting blending into everything else, even hip-hop. And there was just too many shitty hipster bands and bad for the fuck of it music.

I remember Tumblr around 2012 because that's when it seemed like all the guys started leaving the shit behind, and all the girls who were once cool and level started going off with the third wave feminism shit and purposely started dressing and styling themselves to look like shit.

But a lot of that stuff starts falling to the wayside. I think we have a few more years of millennials acting like twats before the rest (younger millennials) realize reality.

For example, if anyone remembers Molly Soda, who was a popular tumblr girl in the early 10s, she's dropped all the shit. The crazy hair colors, unshaved armpits, looking like she fucking stinks, and now wears a natural hairstyle and looks pretty normal, still hipsterry but normal and isn't really on the radfem shit anymore.

I suspect that a lot of them have either fallen off into normal life or like her are just actively online but realized the moment has passed.

[Anonymous No.15662094]

>>15642830
Jesus christ, are you Gavin McInnes or something??

[Anonymous No.15662132]

>>15632877
i admire your conviction but i'm gonna have to disagree.

I was attending a Los Angeles suburban high school in the early 2010's and saw firsthand the rise of Odd Future and the complete acceptance of Diamond Supply and Supreme among "normies."

All I saw was completely blind consumersm, Facebook clout chasing, and degenerate behavior for its own sake (luckily xannies weren't in the picture).

great people who i remember fondly but immensely troubled.

[Anonymous No.15662137]

>>15662132
and once lana del rey entered the picture...game over. it was like tumblr itself became an aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.15662448]

>>15662132
>>15662137
Yeah I was in college those years. Only a few years difference, but a significant difference for modern subculture.
Also
>Los Angeles

[Anonymous No.15662992]

>>15655540
omg tokio hotel

[Anonymous No.15664736]

>>15662137
hipster runoff fucking hated lana del ray
i just don't understand why she was so popular to begin with but whatever

[Anonymous No.15664752]

>>15655540
ready set go its time to run bro :(

[Anonymous No.15664823]

http://www.thecobrasnake.com/lifestyle

dude just go look at old cobra snake party photos. it was a fucking time.

[Anonymous No.15665354]

i still dress like this pretty much