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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Is that a bad thing?That's toxic masculinity
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Yeah if people acted like that in 2021 people would freak outIs that a bad thing?
It was completely normal to act like that before smart phones though you just let it all out
People were wild back then
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Freak out is an understatement. There'd be like 50 new acronyms for it, 20 riots, news flashes, media breakdowns, suicides and, etc etc etc somehow.Yeah if people acted like that in 2021 people would freak out
It was completely normal to act like that before smart phones though you just let it all out
People were wild back then
It was completely normal to act like that before smart phones though you just let it all out
People were wild back then
Yeah, it ****ing annoys me a ton when u actually take a step back and realize just how gay and garbage everything is now, it's not even funny. It's just sooooo many people have over analyzed everything and created so much crap in the media, it's just polluted everyones minds.
Everything was just flat out laid back and cool before.
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I know it's cliche when people say things were better back in their generation.. but this time it's actually ****ing true. Would hate being in school/college at this time.
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Originally Posted By ThaifooN90⏩
Lol at every male under the age of 22 srs. They’re being conditioned and trained for all sorts of thingsI know it's cliche when people say things were better back in their generation.. but this time it's actually ****ing true. Would hate being in school/college at this time.
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03-27-2021, 12:10 PM
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Bump. Everyone out there needs to know what's going on.
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I agree. I prefer this douchy trend compared to what replaced it today.
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Originally Posted By ThaifooN90⏩
The thing that replaced it is ridiculously pathetic. Massive shame really.I agree. I prefer this douchy trend compared to what replaced it today.
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Originally Posted By 04akhriz40⏩
Restrictions soyed everyone and everything out srsThe thing that replaced it is ridiculously pathetic. Massive shame really.
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05-12-2021, 04:37 PM
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Needed to bump again. It's a shame how culture used to be so epic, but then turned so gay and pathetic in a mere 7 (?) year span.
Everyone study this thread, hopefully it's an eyeopener.
Everyone study this thread, hopefully it's an eyeopener.
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[QUOTE=eod8989 post_id=1638499773][youtube]MiCZdvQXULE[/youtube[/QUOTE]The first link is from a movie called never back down? I kind of remember it?
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Do people not remember the alpha/hardcore era of the late 90s to 2013?
Do people not remember the alpha/hardcore era of the late 90s to 2013?
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Originally Posted By Seamanbeast⏩
Glad I got to live my teens before all this social media ****. It was fun. Something the youngsters these days won’t get to experience.Something strange happened. When I was younger meeting people from online was for nerds or ****s, there was no social media like today and if you talked about comic book heroes and chit you would get bullied and be an outcast with the other dorks. Basically it seems like everything turned the other way around, now being nerdy and dorky is a sign of being cool and being a gym rat and partying means your just a "toxic male". I'm glad I had my fun. If kids want to live in their woke, media saturated world then that's on them.
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Despite people existing back then, they somehow can't see it at all. It's probably the single most confusing thing I've ever encountered, alongside the sheer fact that the retard gay existence of the retarded gayness from 2014-present started and somehow escalated.Bump
Do people not remember the alpha/hardcore era of the late 90s to 2013?
Do people not remember the alpha/hardcore era of the late 90s to 2013?
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Originally Posted By thesloshedman⏩
With the history behind us, I honestly would've expected culture to plateau/stop completely when 2011 hit, as that is the best things can get. But it didn't for some reason.Glad I got to live my teens before all this social media ****. It was fun. Something the youngsters these days won’t get to experience.
06-03-2021, 03:07 PM
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Same idk how people don't remember it. From the 80s to 2013 we had big hair scene, wrestling scene, car audio scene, skater/mohawk scene, emo/goth/scene kid scene, bro lifter scene, jock scene but i don't see any of it anymore people just look the same and wear yoga pants or gym shorts or color their hair different colors but there is no cultureDespite people existing back then, they somehow can't see it at all. It's probably the single most confusing thing I've ever encountered, alongside the sheer fact that the retard gay existence of the retarded gayness from 2014-present started and somehow escalated.
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Yea time moves on each generation is different than the next
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Yeah totally and as u mentioned, there were solid things to define each time period. Not to mention that those things were hardcore/epic as ****.Same idk how people don't remember it. From the 80s to 2013 we had big hair scene, wrestling scene, car audio scene, skater/mohawk scene, emo/goth/scene kid scene, bro lifter scene, jock scene but i don't see any of it anymore people just look the same and wear yoga pants or gym shorts or color their hair different colors but there is no culture
The comment on hair colours. In 2009, people with coloured hair actually looked pretty sick. Like, those people with their spiky or streak colour hair looked in the mirror and tried to sculpt it to perfection. Paired with that would be a ****ing model/decent body. Not a fat lard.
In 2021, people colouring hair are just trying act different and act extroverted, not to mention that is just looks so gay!! Especially paired with their attitude/physique/intentions/clothes/lives.
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Originally Posted By swolefnatic⏩
You're missing the point.Yea time moves on each generation is different than the next
06-03-2021, 04:15 PM
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But now what is there? I can't think of any cultures besides the same hood rap or country culture that has existed for the last 30 years but even the country culture is dying off. If you go to a gym 99% of the people there don't even look like they lift. People used to be scared to enter a gym back in the day because you had to be strong or look like you lifted or you wouldn't fit in lol. If you stayed there you were either going to get bigger//stronger or quit in a few months. It's weird man.Yeah totally and as u mentioned, there were solid things to define each time period. Not to mention that those things were hardcore/epic as ****.
The comment on hair colours. In 2009, people with coloured hair actually looked pretty sick. Like, those people with their spiky or streak colour hair looked in the mirror and tried to sculpt it to perfection. Paired with that would be a ****ing model/decent body. Not a fat lard.
In 2021, people colouring hair are just trying act different and act extroverted, not to mention that is just looks so gay!! Especially paired with their attitude/physique/intentions/clothes/lives.
The comment on hair colours. In 2009, people with coloured hair actually looked pretty sick. Like, those people with their spiky or streak colour hair looked in the mirror and tried to sculpt it to perfection. Paired with that would be a ****ing model/decent body. Not a fat lard.
In 2021, people colouring hair are just trying act different and act extroverted, not to mention that is just looks so gay!! Especially paired with their attitude/physique/intentions/clothes/lives.
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Originally Posted By 04akhriz40⏩
Guidos were around long before Jersey Shore ever existed.. I used to want to be one, I can remember, and I've never watched a full episode in my life.. Nothing against today's fashion though but I don't think I'll ever be into skinny jeansLol, didn't know there was a term dedicated to these mongs lol.
But yeah, shame it died out, in exchange we have a pile of crap for current culture. Like, where's those singlet roided boneheads?
But yeah, shame it died out, in exchange we have a pile of crap for current culture. Like, where's those singlet roided boneheads?
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Traditional Youth cultures died out.
I think the biggest factor is the internet. It's hard for a subculture to grow in a traditional way. Scenes do not grow in a closed microcosm in a specific city. There is no way for such a community to grow locally without it either catching on way to fast or getting utterly riddiculed and dieing out early. If it is positively received, it will also be picked up by designers integrated into mainstream fashion way too fast.
There are also way less strict parents, so kids have no real reason to rebel against their parents.
The few subcultures that were big in the 2010s are all structurally different from traditional ones: Hipsters ("It's all ironic, I actually kinda hate that stuff and my subculture"), subcultures like cosplayers, who mostly meet and organize online or political movements like "Fridays for Future".
The subcultures that stayed are stuff like gangs, where people have a stronger need, than just identification to be there.
I think the biggest factor is the internet. It's hard for a subculture to grow in a traditional way. Scenes do not grow in a closed microcosm in a specific city. There is no way for such a community to grow locally without it either catching on way to fast or getting utterly riddiculed and dieing out early. If it is positively received, it will also be picked up by designers integrated into mainstream fashion way too fast.
There are also way less strict parents, so kids have no real reason to rebel against their parents.
The few subcultures that were big in the 2010s are all structurally different from traditional ones: Hipsters ("It's all ironic, I actually kinda hate that stuff and my subculture"), subcultures like cosplayers, who mostly meet and organize online or political movements like "Fridays for Future".
The subcultures that stayed are stuff like gangs, where people have a stronger need, than just identification to be there.
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
I'd much rather just be low-key jacked as fuk, dress very nicely, and not have people think I'm a raging douchebag they want nothing to do with.
You can be jacked and not be a maladjusted manchild craving attention that you'll never find.
You can be jacked and not be a maladjusted manchild craving attention that you'll never find.
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Or just pull HBBs anyway...srs.
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I’m saying you can stand out without acting like a try hard douche that everyone hates.
If you’re muscular enough, people can still tell when you’re wearing nice, well fitted clothing. You don’t have to announce it and throw it in everyone’s face at every opportunity like a piece of sh!t.
If you’re muscular enough, people can still tell when you’re wearing nice, well fitted clothing. You don’t have to announce it and throw it in everyone’s face at every opportunity like a piece of sh!t.
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talking out of your assIf being jacked and going to the gym are the centrepiece of your entire existence, you’re going to have a bad time.
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Yeah totally. I remember when I went to pick up my brother from the gym about 11 years ago, all the guys there were designed like typical gym guys. High school jocks x10. I couldn't wait to start cos I thought I'd turn into that in years to come.But now what is there? I can't think of any cultures besides the same hood rap or country culture that has existed for the last 30 years but even the country culture is dying off. If you go to a gym 99% of the people there don't even look like they lift. People used to be scared to enter a gym back in the day because you had to be strong or look like you lifted or you wouldn't fit in lol. If you stayed there you were either going to get bigger//stronger or quit in a few months. It's weird man.
Fast forward to now and I'm beyond disappointed. Nothing wrong with weeds or fatsos training, but the whole image is off. The gay radio music paired with people attending gym for social media and stuff. Even if they are 6"5 110kg, it still looks far too gay, nothing like 2010.
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Originally Posted By climberFROMmars⏩
Yeah I've heard, the lifeguards and stuff. They all lived that life long before 2000 from what I've heard.Guidos were around long before Jersey Shore ever existed.. I used to want to be one, I can remember, and I've never watched a full episode in my life.. Nothing against today's fashion though but I don't think I'll ever be into skinny jeans
Same here, never watched it, but wanted their design lol. It was just an epic scene. Realistically, for a guy, you can't really beat being ripped with a sick hairstyle.
Today's fashion is gay as ****. Skinny jeans showing ankles, what ***tard thinks that's a design for a guy.
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Originally Posted By I3igAl⏩
Yeah, Internet and phones ruined it all. Ease of access to the amount of trash online is unreal. Spoilt peoples minds completely.Traditional Youth cultures died out.
I think the biggest factor is the internet. It's hard for a subculture to grow in a traditional way. Scenes do not grow in a closed microcosm in a specific city. There is no way for such a community to grow locally without it either catching on way to fast or getting utterly riddiculed and dieing out early. If it is positively received, it will also be picked up by designers integrated into mainstream fashion way too fast.
There are also way less strict parents, so kids have no real reason to rebel against their parents.
The few subcultures that were big in the 2010s are all structurally different from traditional ones: Hipsters ("It's all ironic, I actually kinda hate that stuff and my subculture"), subcultures like cosplayers, who mostly meet and organize online or political movements like "Fridays for Future".
The subcultures that stayed are stuff like gangs, where people have a stronger need, than just identification to be there.
I think the biggest factor is the internet. It's hard for a subculture to grow in a traditional way. Scenes do not grow in a closed microcosm in a specific city. There is no way for such a community to grow locally without it either catching on way to fast or getting utterly riddiculed and dieing out early. If it is positively received, it will also be picked up by designers integrated into mainstream fashion way too fast.
There are also way less strict parents, so kids have no real reason to rebel against their parents.
The few subcultures that were big in the 2010s are all structurally different from traditional ones: Hipsters ("It's all ironic, I actually kinda hate that stuff and my subculture"), subcultures like cosplayers, who mostly meet and organize online or political movements like "Fridays for Future".
The subcultures that stayed are stuff like gangs, where people have a stronger need, than just identification to be there.
In 2010 when most people had house computers and sucky nokias/blackberrys. Honestly the perfect balance. Phones have their uses, but not documenting your life 24/7, scrolling mindlessly wasting your life everyday.
Retarded scene for modern parents. Can't watch 12 rated films, but has a £1000 phone.
In my house in 2009, my parents had all kinds of parental controls on my computer, so I really didn't go on anything inappropriate until like 15 lol. Different world, and in all aspects, the 2009 way is the way to go.
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have no clue what you are even referring to OP.
for one why do you take notice of anybody in the gym except for yourself unless you are waiting for a bench or machine to become open,.
who gives a **** what someone else is wearing or doing. the minute you walk through the doors your mind should just be focused on YOU and kicking your own azz and overcoming t,reaching and surpassing the goals you made before you walked in
when I would see people leave the gym with a dry shirt on is the only thing id ever notice about someone else cause if you arent leaving soaking wet from sweat then you might as well just stayed home cause you sure as hell didnt get a workout in
for one why do you take notice of anybody in the gym except for yourself unless you are waiting for a bench or machine to become open,.
who gives a **** what someone else is wearing or doing. the minute you walk through the doors your mind should just be focused on YOU and kicking your own azz and overcoming t,reaching and surpassing the goals you made before you walked in
when I would see people leave the gym with a dry shirt on is the only thing id ever notice about someone else cause if you arent leaving soaking wet from sweat then you might as well just stayed home cause you sure as hell didnt get a workout in
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