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Why did e-boy core die so fast?

>> No.15765871

because it is fucking gay and alt thots prefer sleazepunk

>> No.15765872

>>15765867
Name me one zoomer trend that had staying power

>> No.15765874

>>15765872
ok boomer

>> No.15765875
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>>15765872

Dark Academia

>> No.15765887

>>15765867
It doesn't have some kind of cultural movement to back it, it's literally just a gay pretentious homogenization of a bunch of different styles with zero utility or reasoning behind it.

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>>15765875
Dont take advice from this anon, OP. He looks like pic rel.

>> No.15766123

>>15765875
Isn't even a real thing
>>15765887
This. It's literally just a costume.

>> No.15766134

>>15765867
It didn't die, it just took on a more 90s aesthetic.

>> No.15766140

>>15765867
because it's not real, it's just social media dressup. People don't dress like that in real life.

>> No.15766146

>>15765867
It's probably something to do with the audience of TikTok being so young and as they age their tastes change, and it's just more obvious when it's such a mono-generational thing. It'll come back for sure. I used to dress my IMVU doll in this style like 10 years ago lol.

>> No.15766152

>>15766115

>He

You can go play Ikaruga on hardest difficulty, scrub.

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>>15766152
you will never

>> No.15766249

people are still dressing like that

>> No.15766532

>>15766152
Excuse me? So you're she/her now? This is very amusing. Pls tell me more.

>> No.15766552

>>15765875
That was never a thing, stop pretending dressing prep is anything but that.

>> No.15766570

>>15765867
It never died

Prettyboy chads are still wearing black clothing

>> No.15767122

>>15765867
White men are not allowed to subculturalize

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>>15766532

>> No.15767383

>>15765867
It's too much. Men's fashion must to look effortless and natural. Wearing a bunch of locks and cheap silver doesn't cut it.

>> No.15767529

>>15767352
>see green text story
>skip ahead to the last line
>pretty much get the idea without reading
>all green text are just overinvolved dead baby jokes

>> No.15767553

>>15765887
based. this pissed me off when i saw it emerge. there's absolutely nothing behind it

>> No.15767996

>>15767383
>Men's fashion must to look effortless and natural.
thanks jimmy jim bob. now go back to working the fields

>>15767529
what are you on about? you do know that there is more to green text than funny stories that get screencapped and put on reddit, right?

>> No.15768781

>>15765872
Name one millennial trend that had staying power? I'm a millennial and we had pastel goth, street goth, seapunk, pastel grunge, and all those early mid-10s micro-trends that had no staying power. And no emo, grunge, and normal goth were not millennial subcultures.

Subculture died in the 2000s, the internet killed it and now you have micro-trends/subcultures because everyone can just get into their own groups. It's not at the behest of malls/musicians/the music industry anymore. Everything is niche and for the most part normies don't care and depending on where you live you'll never see any of these people irl.

>> No.15768812

>>15768781
>And no emo, grunge, and normal goth were not millennial subcultures.
Maybe where you lived.

What about skate culture? That was a HUGE part of 2000s subculture and has show to have lasting staying power. Zoomers are now directly influenced by early 2000s skateboarding and some influence never fully left to begin with.

>the internet killed it
Emo subculture became bigger BECAUSE of the internet. Remember Myspace?

>Everything is niche and for the most part normies don't care
This is always the thing with sub cultures. At least until they become mainstream and normie and then die out as a result

>> No.15768815

>>15765867
It's not about the clothes, it's about the face. Any fashion that uglies can't pull pussy with isn't going to last.

>> No.15769722

>>15765867
I think because there’s no eboy music/culture behind it...it’s literally just a look. I would have thought that they would listen to The Cure or The Smiths or something like that atleast but these boys just listen to generic trap.

>> No.15769732

>>15769722
yes there is you fuck
emo rap and k-pop
the only reason why that look is even a thing is because of emo rap and k-pop

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>>15765867
>Tfw gf left me and got with a skinny fuck like this who makes skate montages

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>>15768781
>Name one millennial trend that had staying power?
tight fitting jeans

>> No.15770374

>>15765867

Because it's like, literally 1 outfit + isotopes thereof

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>>15769755
>Tfw gf left me and got with a skinny fuck like this who makes skate montages
your ex-girlfriend is probably underage or extremely immature, but what's the difference?

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>>15765867
>Why did e-boy core die so fast?
It was just another micro-trend that pops up every 4 years that phases out fairly quickly

>> No.15770441

>>15769755
if your gf is over the age of 21 you have a right to perform an honor killing

>> No.15770976

>>15769903
No.

Terrible example. The Netherlands is always behind on trends or misinterprets them. They had housewives wearing UGGs when in the rest of the world it was only teen girls who wore them to highschool.

t. Dutch

>> No.15771099

>>15765875
I've never seen DA mentioned outside of this board.

>> No.15771103

>>15771099
Well Tumblr invented it so there's that. People who dress like that IRL are always such cunts though, at least in Cambridge and Canterbury

>> No.15771118

>>15767529
??

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>>15767352
FUCK IM GROWING MY HAIR LONG AND HAVE BEEN MISTAKEN AS A FEMALE QUITE A FEW TIMES NOW
TIME TO JOIN THE 42% NOW I GUESS

>> No.15771542

>>15771099
My zoomer brother just mentioned Dark Academia to me last week and he doesn’t know shit about fashion. He said girls talk about it at school.

>> No.15771581

>>15771099
It's a suggested keyword on pinterest

>> No.15772219

>>15765867
because they don't make money like e-girls

>> No.15773436

>>15770976
(bogan) housewives still do that in australia, which is the country uggs come from.

>> No.15773440

>>15765867
Because it was cringe worthy. Only had potential to last a year

>> No.15773442

>>15766152
>>15766115

hilarious cringe weeb "tranny." you will never pass. you will never be a woman. you will never dress well. you will never be japanese. you will never have good style. you will never not look like a severely autistic version of thomas sowell. kys.

>> No.15773474

>>15765875
>denim
Not Dark Academia, but I personally think the aesthetic is neat, it's pretty respectable and it is timeless if done right