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they're 'dead' in the sense that they have a lifecycle that is predictable and eventually peters out into meaningless consumerism; they still arise but they are
by nyolfen 7y ago
they're 'dead' in the sense that they have a lifecycle that is predictable and eventually peters out into meaningless consumerism; they still arise but they aren't seen as a potentially liberating or revolutionary social mode in the way that they might have been in eg the 80s, because we see them follow the same course every time.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoAnd I'm sure that when we were living through our own youth subcultures, all the people who remembered greasers and beatniks thought the same way.