No.8164
Do we really need to explain lost futures, simulacra, and hauntology? Pls OP. Nostalgia prints money. You know this.
No.8166
>>8164>Do we really need to explain … simulacraYes please. Every time I try to read Baudrillard it makes my brain hurt.
No.8167
One word: streaming
There is nothing you can meaningfully consider "pop" anymore
These artists were the last ones before the apocalypse, so they capitalize on the nostalgia
No.8171
>>8163I don't know anon, why do you feel the need to make a shitty thread about it?
No.8178
>>8171Thread police over here
No.8219
>>8163Well the internet froze time in place and collapsed future present and past so everything is just a flat circle now and zoomers can enjoy the most modern hip hop from big x, older music from Rihanna, and 1930s based electro-swing and Mozart all in one setting. There is no linear time anymore as far as culture is concerned thanks to the internet and smartphones
No.8236
>>8219This. And its wonderful.
No.8254
Western millenials have the biggest concentration of failchildren of any generation. This is why Western countries are trying to import immigrants over these losers who throw away all of their generational wealth on crypto and NFT schemes and funko pops, much to the chagrin of said loser reactionary failchildren.
No.8255
>>8254>import immigrantsMakes me sound like a reactionary. I meant bring in immigrants.
No.8278
>>8255those immigrants children will also become failsons if housing prices dont change
No.8291
>>8219Agree.
It’s why they rock that New Kids on the Block hair cut everyone makes memes about.