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Your aesthetic isn't ruining subculture

Do I want to make video essays? I have no idea, but I’m trying it. This took root when I started seeing articles about subcultures and current internet aesthetics, claiming that aesthetics are ruining subcultures. When I thought more about it, though, it seemed, first of all, that aesthetics and subcultures are not really trying to be the same thing, though they get equated in a lot of media these days. Second, aesthetics like cottagecore, dark academia, indie sleaze, coastal grandmother, tomato girl, whatever, are not necessarily harmful to subcultures. If anything, they’re a chance to experiment with self-expression (for teenagers, and let’s face it, for adult teenagers like me, too). They’re a chance to try something out, see what feels comfortable, and in some cases, maybe even connect with others. It’s easy to be cynical about what looks shallow, but what if what’s shallow and fun actually holds the seeds of community? My writing: https://sarahgabriella.substack.com/ Chapters 00:00 this is an essay I guess 01:12 I like the idea of subcultures 02:02 but are subcultures dead? 03:07 maybe let’s not be cynical about teenagers’ tastes 04:51 what is a subculture? 06:17 subcultures vs. aesthetics 09:04 what if we just want to have fun? 11:02 subcultures, aesthetics and me 13:57 maybe aesthetic experimentation is good, actually 15:22 maybe aesthetics can be a starting point 17:03 cultural commentator hit piece 18:09 but also, “spaces” to belong are important! 19:25 everyone is weird and everyone is normal Music Last to Know - Go by Ocean _ Ryan McCaffrey Pirouette - Asher Fulero Summer of 1984 - RKVC No. 4 Piano Journey - Esther Abrami Go Get 'Em Tiger - The Whole Other Simpler Times - The 126ers