- You get to see what their lifestyle is like when you film one such individual and share your video to others via YouTube. Their music and clothes tastes are displayed.
- Videos of haul girls on YouTube are a "remarkable big deal" to others.
I feel that
the nature of youth subcultures have changed extensively today because modern
music-listening audiences have integrated themselves into their preferred type
of music – and they feel like there is no legitimate way to portray their own
genre.
“They were
consumers… They were sort of puppets”
A book by
David Fowler, entitled “Youth Culture in Modern Britain”, gives another look at
subcultures in the modern world. It seems that subcultures such as hippies had
little in common to do with the actual teens that have participated in those
cultures.
I believe
that youth subcultures aren’t as popular as they were in their heydays because
of the rise of technology during our lifetimes – the Internet has allowed
teenagers to create a personal identity online to hide their true persona
rather than expose their interests to the outside world.
Unlike the
80s, modern people seem to confuse themselves as “things become blurred and
confusing” although individuals back in the days have displayed their sense of
creativity.
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