>>632031> ugly Brooklynites in goodwill outfits.tbh I probably would've gone for the chicks in the 2nd image when I was that age
>>632034>I'm not sure if zoomers have a concept of hipsters anymore, and if they do it's just pure disgust over peak cringe millenial bullshit.>>632036> I remember everyone making fun of hipsters at the same time all that mumford and sons stomp hey clap bullshit was getting radio play. tbh even at the time I agreed it was silly for a bunch of yuppie urbanite to be dressing a there idea of 19th century lumberjacksoylennial here. I never dressed like a lumberjack but I liked some of the more progrock hipster music. some of my friends dressed that way while I dressed more "normal" (just t shirts and jeans. very nondescript). I got dissed for being plain and now younger people attribute generational stereotypes to me that I frankly never fell into. worst of both worlds. if you avoid the "cool" thing of your generation when you're young you'll be ostracized, and then when you get older, you'll be ostracized again because the "cool" thing you never were is now "cringe."
anyway back to being old now. thanks for listening. good luck out there.