Jan 10·1 replyits not alternative if it becomes the norm
Jan 10Water Giverits not alternative if it becomes the norm
exactly
Jan 10It's a key word now and not it's pure definition.
Jan 10·2 repliesThere used to be stricter boundaries on what was considered mainstream alternative and mainstream, instead of it flipping around I think we've reached a point in culture where everything is just a hodgepodge of everything, mainstream and mainstream alternative is like the picture of how everyone on earth will be in 500 years
Jan 10
browserEverything that seems like the hipster weird alt thing eventually becomes ran into the ground
It’s where we at now where everyone is “unique” or different lol. I “blame” Ye and Pharrell.
People go towards the same typical things to be unique/different lol
This could be its own topic
- Jan 10yaaaaaan
There used to be stricter boundaries on what was considered mainstream alternative and mainstream, instead of it flipping around I think we've reached a point in culture where everything is just a hodgepodge of everything, mainstream and mainstream alternative is like the picture of how everyone on earth will be in 500 years
Yeah everything is super accessible and easy to consume. Not necessarily a negative because it can open you up to new cultures and s*** but it also waters down a lot of stuff too
- Jan 10yaaaaaan
There used to be stricter boundaries on what was considered mainstream alternative and mainstream, instead of it flipping around I think we've reached a point in culture where everything is just a hodgepodge of everything, mainstream and mainstream alternative is like the picture of how everyone on earth will be in 500 years
yea this is facts
Jan 10·1 replygood work
- Jan 10Twicetagram
good work
Jan 10fok the mainstream
and the alternativei stick to them dusty ass underground vibes. that pure sound. that under 1000 views on YouTube galore. its literal p*** to my ears knowing fukk bois aint up on game, theyd rather stick Drakes cd up trhey asssss
