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I don't know, but the time this author notices this trend beginning, early/mid 2010's, was definitely when it was full force and I still in my head associate th
by JohnMakin 3y ago
I don't know, but the time this author notices this trend beginning, early/mid 2010's, was definitely when it was full force and I still in my head associate these "trendy" pop ups with that culture.
- sph 3y agoThis trend has been developing since the 90s, when hipsterism wasn't even a thing. As I mentioned elsewhere, it's a result of a data first digital culture, not bearded white guys in tshirts. Hipsterism is almost dead, the trend towards average is still accelerating.