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hackney hipster hate

The new craze in Hackney seems to be cross-dressing inspired theme in which young men try and dress like old women. I kid thee not.
 
It's a shame they're called (or call themselves) hipsters, what with the origin of the term and all. Is this what emo kids have become?

It's like a Pokemon evolution for the 2010s, just like in the early 90s it went: Goth -> Crusty -> Chartered Accountant
 
most of them are art students(think Central St Martins crowd)/tech geeks/adult nerds/net whores/cross dressers/sexually ambigs/London dandys etc.

Harmless and pretty pretentious but a lot of the guys and girls, look freaking hot.
 
errr ya probably. I mean you might not like how they look or act or whatever, but this is a subculture that kinda values geekdom, culture and the likes innit?
 
errr ya probably. I mean you might not like how they look or act or whatever, but this is a subculture that kinda values geekdom, culture and the likes innit?

I'd expect there to be a higher chance than average certainly, but not because it's all supposed to be about the Beats or something because they wear thick rimmed glasses, which seems to be a possible implication.
 
Oh, really? I thought that was a pretty defining attribute of the whole thing.

Hey, I'm old. And I live in Birmingham. What do I know?

nah, i think the ''ironic'' thing was a cover to let the freak flag fly basically. They should be beyond all that now.
 
Seems like it's all surface, then, and no depth. Fashion as rebellion. Just a massive circle-jerk of people pretending to know something nobody else does, like people collecting rare records with misprinted sleeves but about everything. Is this accurate?
 
I'd expect there to be a higher chance than average certainly, but not because it's all supposed to be about the Beats or something because they wear thick rimmed glasses, which seems to be a possible implication.

well no, it's not really anything to do with ''beats''...there's far too much money and posteuring involved although perhaps it's the back in day equiv, yeah. Beats dressing like edwardian ponces, perhaps.
 
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