how is this mumbly?You love mumble rap and 4chan trannies. You have plenty in common.
Time to cleanse this thread with some real music
oh god grossI fuckin love nirvana
oh god gross
I wonder if I’m older than matt
I see the zoomer has invaded with his low test estrogen fueled soy tunes
Buttrock is fucking garbage. You should literally be ashamed for unironically liking this. Do you like nirvana and nickelback too?
I'll make love to you until you adore me, homosexual.
yis, send money to my latvian bank account plziron mike is dat rly u
Yes. I'm supposedly a millenial at age 29, but I don't agree with that.
I grew up in the 90's. I grew up without access to mobile phones, tablets and the like. I suffered through dial-up, waiting days to download things. Before even getting my own slow ass internet I used to walk half-hour to the library every few weeks to use their computers and get game tips. I spent almost all of my childhood outside, climbing trees, jumping over Brooks and getting into mischief.
And I'm the same generation as kids that grew up with fast internet always at their fingertips, who spent their childhood indoors on phones, watching on demand TV, and enjoying all of life's modern perks? Nah.
they all look like they're having a pretty good time to me
I don't get the tattoo obsession. I think it's disgusting. It's like a disease in England, even the educated middle classes are doing it:
girls with tats are my weakness, i dig it
tats in general i like, just not the cheap trashy makeshift stuff you get for $50 down the road
our meat flesh rots away and we die, you can do worse than battle scars and tats
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How the fuck are nirvana and nickleback in the same sentence with like?I see the zoomer has invaded with his low test estrogen fueled soy tunes
Buttrock is fucking garbage. You should literally be ashamed for unironically liking this. Do you like nirvana and nickelback too?
That person is just stupid looking with or without tattoos.I don't get the tattoo obsession. I think it's disgusting. It's like a disease in England, even the educated middle classes are doing it:
Privately educated woman, 23, reveals she has more than 30 tattoos
Hetti Harper, 23, has lost count of the number of tattoos she has. Her father David Harper, 52, presenter of TV's Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip, hoped each tattoo she got would be the last.www.dailymail.co.uk
ROMhack Commercialized rebellion? There may be a better term for this idea. The rebellion of youth today is making people boat loads of money. Is the money factor any different from previous generations? I do not know. Being 37 I can look back and see how much of my "rebellion" was due to advertising. Actually, I'll call my case a delayed rebellion. Going into the internet after I graduated high school in 2000 I can see how I was towed along by the marketed rebellion. While I never had an interest in funky hair colours and tattoos, I did get caught up in video games, and YouTube. Where I've been noticing the disconnect is with the rise of streaming over the past decade. I sit there wondering why I'm watching someone play a video game or react to an anime when I instead could be playing a game or watching a show. Better yet, I could be doing something that brings in money to pay the bills.
From what I have observed over the years there's one good thing young people seem to have going for them. The absence of the Red Foreman "dumb ass" attitude. In the long run is that a good or bad thing? I don't know. All depends on whether or not it's genuine or fake.
There's no denying that I find some women still attractive with it. But as with many things, some things don't fit every individual person.
Think it may depend on one's perception, of what looks good on oneself, because overdoing it is not a good thing. Some people have admitted they are addicted to getting tattoos.
Being cynical, I think they're also addicted to showing them off and getting feedback.
The amount of new tattoo pictures I see on Instagram is kinda crazy (twice this week alone and I only follow 80 people).
I also think that's where we can tie in the explosion of tattoos as we're living in an age defined by short-form visual language.
YouTube. Emojis. Tattoos. Selfies. Tweets. Colorful hair. They all kinda fit together to make up the 'commercialized rebellion' of millennial culture.