Subcultures directly prior to the iPhone felt entirely mediated by movies, tv and advertisement. The boundaries they provided didn't match reality, they were fl

Subcultures directly prior to the iPhone felt entirely mediated by movies, tv and advertisement. The boundaries they provided didn't match reality, they were flavors that people found themselves fit into, willing or not. But they were more consistently defined. It only makes sense that internet influencers - who are even less aware of their role in media than Hollywood writers and massively outnumber them - have lead to faster shifting and looser definitions of subcultures.