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⌈ Secret Post #2474 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[anonymouslyyours]

IDK if it's just my area but the neighborhood that hipsters took over about 5-8 years ago is becoming financially and culturally inaccessible to the people that made up the edginess, 'realness', and excitement that attracted the hipsters in the first place and there's some mixed feeling and resentment from the original locals.


But yeah I love hipster fashion, food, music, and tats. Maybe not the pretension so much but like ninety percent of the time when someone dismisses something as being ~hipster~ they sound just as pretentious and douchey as they think they're making fun of the hipsters for being.

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

Or when the hipsters like living in the "edgy" neighborhood but look down on/are scared of the the locals. That drives me crazy.

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

IDK if it's just my area but the neighborhood that hipsters took over about 5-8 years ago is becoming financially and culturally inaccessible to the people that made up the edginess, 'realness', and excitement that attracted the hipsters in the first place and there's some mixed feeling and resentment from the original locals.

It's not just your area. It happens in every neighborhood that hipsters take over, because hipsters are the shock troops of gentrification.

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

From what I can tell hipsters don't move to those neighborhoods for the "edginess" they move to those neighborhoods because they're broke and that's all they can afford. Bad neighborhoods usually have cheaper rent than good neighborhoods. Which is why rather moving to Manhattan, which no twenty-something artist who lives on a waitress salary can afford, they move to Brooklyn, which is much cheaper. Or at least, it was cheaper. Now it's becoming just as expensive as Manhattan. And word is, the original broke hipsters are moving from Brooklyn to Queens now because Queens is much cheaper.

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

We must be talking about different kinds of hipsters. The ones I know have money, usually from their parents, but move into these kinds of neighborhoods anyway.