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This article is further proof that the word "hipster" is just a stand-in that means "whatever I don't like."
by dionidium 13y ago
This article is further proof that the word "hipster" is just a stand-in that means "whatever I don't like."
- MrOrelliOReilly 13y agoHow? Sure, he uses 'hipster' as a synonym for gentrification but I think that's reasonable. And I think he articulates rather well what he means by gentrification - "urban spaces like style blogs or Pinterest boards representing a single, self-satisfied and extremely sheltered expression of middle- and upper-middle-class sensibility"
- ginko 13y agoI believe the term typically used in France and Europe in general would be 'bobo'(bohemian bourgeois).